I'm still not sure what a Busker is, but apparently we won't be hosting their festival this year. At least that's what Ann Ormond of the Chamber told the Council.
I think this was the street festival with the various street performers.
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3 comments:
Tom,
Yes, Buskers are street performers.
James
Indeed, buskers are street performers, and the last couple of years the festival had some pretty talented acts. I enjoyed it a lot, bummer.
The next time you take the subway in Boston, check out the musicians. They're mostly at Park Street, Harvard Station, Downtown Crossing, and a few other stops. None of them pay to play; there's usually a free license they need and otherwise play to the heart's content and whatever donations people drop.
Many buskers operate similarly around Boston and Cambridge in public spaces.
Given this, I don't understand how there's a cost to put on a busker's festival--especially if citizens volunteer to help out. The only cost I can imagine is for tables, a food court, and waste pickup. What am I missing?
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