B-Sides: TKMA Bob Dylan Benefit

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Help keep the Tucson Folk Festival alive while listening to local musicians interpret the works of Bob Dylan on Sunday, Feb. 21 when the Tucson Kitchen Musicians Association hosts a Dylan-themed fundraiser. Serving up their favorite works spanning Dylan's five-decade-plus career, fifteen Tucson acts will perform at the event including Wayback Machine, Nancy McCallion, Lost Hombres, Karima Walker and more. There is a $10 suggested donation to attend, which will go to help organize and run the 31st annual Tucson Folk Festival—a completely free event. The fundraising concert kicks off at 5 p.m. with father-son duo Gary and James Maki at Monterey Court (505 W. Miracle Mile). For more information on TKMA and the Tucson Folk Festival, visit www.tkma.org.