The past weekend was Tribal Fest 9. I have been going every year (and performed once) for several years. This year the weather was the star. In the mid 90s. As the vendors are primarily outside - in the sun - it only took a few minutes before I was sweating. I actually found a good seat inside and stayed put for about three hours.
Fellow Rising Star troupe member, Teresa and her wonderful solo.
I want these costumes:
Unfortunately, not a true color, they were gorgeous shades of teal.
On Sunday, we went to a "conversation" with Zoe Dell Lantis Nutter as part of a series honoring the 70th anniversary of the Golden Gate International Exposition. I have now found the idea place to beat the heat right here on Treasure Island.
Golden Gate Bridge from Treasure Island.
Zoe Dell Lantis Nutter was one of the "Pirate Girls" for the Exposition. She was the most photographed person in the world in 1938-39 and was recently voted an "aviation legend" by the Aviation Hall of Fame. She was absolutely fascinating and talked for over an hour. I am sure she could have gone on longer. She has had the most interesting and intriguing life.
Zoe Dell Lantis Nutter
A display from the museum to represent what Zoe Dell's dressing room would have looked like.
Pan Am Terminal at Treasure Island, San Francisco
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