We're just over two weeks away from
this year's Total Fest. We're extremely proud of the line-up and
couldn't be more excited to see everyone again this summer. It's a
testament to our mission statement that bands and people from all
over the country, continent, and globe make special trips to Missoula
for Total Fest each year. It's really humbling.
By now you know that we do everything
that we can to keep Total Fest an all-ages, not for profit, volunteer
driven festival. This requires additional costs on our part. We're
not here to massage some guilt ridden sympathies from you but to
acknowledge all the hard work our sponsors and volunteers put in to
help keep Total Fest rolling all these years.
Our biggest fund raiser and what is
essentially our Total Kick-off happens this Sunday, August 4 at BigaPizza. Between 5 and 8 PM all you have to do is pull together $10 or
so and head down to Biga for one of the best deals of the summer.
That's right. $10 gets you all you can eat pizza and salad. This
isn't some cardboard crust, ketchup and string cheese pizza, either.
Bob Marshall and his fabulous staff compose some of the most blissful
creations. Try the Caramelized
Goat (caramelized
onions, goat cheese, fresh herbs, mozzarella, roasted garlic &
olive oil), or the Fennel Marmalade , Bacon & Gouda (housemade
fennel marmalade, local bacon, gouda cheese, mozzarella & olive
oil), or the Mushroom and Arugula (portabella
and button mushrooms, herbed mascarpone, roasted garlic, mozzarella,
fresh tomatoes, arugula & olive oil), or the Meatball Verde
(broccoli rabe,
local beef, herbed mascarpone, mozzarella, garlic, olive oil &
housemade cilantro-jalapeno sauce). Hell, with this deal you get to try them all and whatever other magical creations Biga has in store for you.
Salivate.
Bob's been a long time supporter of
Total Fest. Volumen have played a handful of times, including the
inaugural Total Fest that birthed all of this craziness. Bacon &Egg have played a few times over the years as well. It's been an
awesome and rewarding relationship. We count on the proceeds to help
us out with venue costs, extra staffing to keep things all-ages, pay
bands, buy food for bands and volunteers, etc. etc. We'll also have
PBR on tap for $1 per glass so save a little room for beer.
Like last year, the VFW will open up
their doors for additional seating. Directly following Total Feast
will be an rollicking show, featuring three local bands that have deep
ties to Total Fest: The Hounds, Hammshandy, and a Bauhaus cover band.
Who says Sundays are quiet?
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