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Bad's Tapas & Potluck Dinner Analysis

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Every so often and just because; artists and friends of the Bird Road Art District come together to share a meal, and so it was on Sunday, September 25 at BRAD 's Tapas & Potluck Dinner. Great people , interesting conversations and some really good food jus because. Huge thanks to Jane Harris for allowing us to use her fabulous space, to those who attended, and to all who shared their culinary talents . We hope to do it again soon . Photos courtesy of Cuqui Beguiristain

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