August Community Dinner & Concert by Chloe (Dandelioness) Caemmerer

Celebrate the transition of summer to fall with the Plain Valley Community at the Grunewald Guild. Join us on Thursday, August 20th for a delicious meal provided by the Grunewald Guild’s Rebecca Bay & Lane Morrison and followed by live music from Dandelioness.

Dinner 6-7pm
Concert 7:30pm-8:30pm

Connect with friends, enjoy fantastic food, and celebrate the art and spirit of community. Mark your calendar for an unforgettable Community Dinner!

Can’t make it for dinner but want to enjoy the concert? Join us anyway! Concert-only faire $10 at the door.  No registration required for those who are not participating in the dinner.

Want to stay the night with us?  Select your lodging upon upon registration.  If you are coming only for the evening and do not require overnight lodging, please select “No Lodging”.

Community Dinners are a chance to gather together and celebrate community at the Guild through the many seasons. This is a quarterly event, can’t make it to this one? Join us in the next season!

Artist Bio:

Dandelioness is known for her radioactive falsetto, visceral performances, and the strange, hypnotic spell she casts on every room she steps into. Equal parts bohemian goth, cosmic diarist, and mischievous shadow-work guide, she turns rock clubs into listening rooms and listening rooms into portals.
Onstage, Dandelioness growls, croons, or levitates in falsetto; she treats the act of performing like reading pages from her diary to a room full of strangers. The sound is a shimmering collision of fingerstyle folk guitar, infectious pop sensibilities, glittering vocoder, and the lingering southern drawl she inherited secondhand. Ethereal at first blush, her music hides a dark countercurrent: sex, death, kink, psychedelia, devils, and blush-inducing confessions wrapped in metaphor and delivered with a wink.
For Dandelioness, songs are “sweet little bottles of distilled darkness for people to sip and get drunk off of.” Her goal is nothing less than alchemy: to open portals inside every venue, to cast spells, to send people back to their cars with the ephemeral, heightened perception of a psychedelic comedown. She is the will-o-the-wisp leading listeners gently through their shadows; playful, vulnerable, haunted, and utterly alive.