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Santa Cruz Indymedia | Arts + ActionAnd the Beat Goes On at the Cathcart Parking Lot
Most people consider saxophonists, drummers, sitarists, tambourinists, guitarists and other musicians in a drum circle alongside the weekly Farmers Market to be an enjoyable aspect of the downtown Santa Cruz cultural mix, however some people interpret this musical gathering as a noisy disruption to their marketing experience. ![]() support-drummers_1-9-08.jpg For more information on the parking lot law and drum circles during the Santa Cruz Farmers Market, see:
'Parking Lot Panic Law' Used to Disperse Drummers in Santa Cruz http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2008/01/08/18471154.php
Shake It
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Cowbell
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Drum Circle
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Observation
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Saxophone
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Tyke
![]() tyke_1-9-08.jpg People of all ages played music and had a good time.
Drumsticks
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Pasta
![]() pasta_1-9-08.jpg Customers at the Farmers Market purchase fresh pasta as drums resonate in the distance.
Cars
![]() cars_1-9-08.jpg There was plenty of room for drivers to enter, exit and park their cars in the Cathcart Parking Lot.
Incense
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Customer
![]() customer_1-9-08.jpg A customer of the Farmers Market takes time to enjoy the eclectic sounds.
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