PHOTOS: The Central Virginia Blues Society annual picnic
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ERIN EDGERTON/THE DAILY PROGRESS (Left) Daniel “Mojo” Parker sings with other hodgepodge of musicians during The Central Virginia Blues Society’s Annual Meeting and Picnic on Sunday at Rockfish Valley Community Center. The Central Virginia Blues Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization that recognizes and celebrates the Blues as one of the most enduring, important and influential forms of American music.
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ERIN EDGERTON/THE DAILY PROGRESS A hodgepodge group of musicians play together during The Central Virginia Blues Society’s Annual Meeting and Picnic on Sunday at Rockfish Valley Community Center. The Central Virginia Blues Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization that recognizes and celebrates the Blues as one of the most enduring, important and influential forms of American music.
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ERIN EDGERTON/THE DAILY PROGRESS People sit spread out in lawn chairs during The Central Virginia Blues Society’s Annual Meeting and Picnic on Sunday at Rockfish Valley Community Center. The Central Virginia Blues Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization that recognizes and celebrates the Blues as one of the most enduring, important and influential forms of American music.
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ERIN EDGERTON/THE DAILY PROGRESS Members perform during The Central Virginia Blues Society’s Annual Meeting and Picnic on Sunday at Rockfish Valley Community Center. The Central Virginia Blues Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization that recognizes and celebrates the Blues as one of the most enduring, important and influential forms of American music.
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ERIN EDGERTON/THE DAILY PROGRESS People sit spread out in lawn chairs during The Central Virginia Blues Society’s Annual Meeting and Picnic on Sunday at Rockfish Valley Community Center. The Central Virginia Blues Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization that recognizes and celebrates the Blues as one of the most enduring, important and influential forms of American music.
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ERIN EDGERTON/THE DAILY PROGRESS Members perform during The Central Virginia Blues Society’s Annual Meeting and Picnic on Sunday at Rockfish Valley Community Center. The Central Virginia Blues Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization that recognizes and celebrates the Blues as one of the most enduring, important and influential forms of American music.
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ERIN EDGERTON/THE DAILY PROGRESS Audience members clap and swings to the live music during The Central Virginia Blues Society’s Annual Meeting and Picnic on Sunday at Rockfish Valley Community Center. The Central Virginia Blues Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization that recognizes and celebrates the Blues as one of the most enduring, important and influential forms of American music.
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Daniel “Mojo” Parker performs during the Central Virginia Blues Society’s annual meeting and picnic at the Rockfish Valley Community Center in Afton. Attendees at Sunday’s event wore masks and kept their social distance. The nonprofit society recognizes and celebrates the blues as among the most enduring, important and influential forms of American music.