I guess there are two music venues but I'm not sure anyone would confuse them as clubs and in any case neither is closing.

Beginners and Advanced investors are all welcome.Thanks @Ali Boone that was a good meeting despite the room issue and loud music. 

The music, positive vibe and endless things to do are off the chart. 

I was still pursing other careers (USMC turned into Artist Manager that turned into Music Label owner that turned into Publicist that turned into Campaign Manager)!

And it could be attractive to out of state talent with an impressive food, music, and art scene.

I work for the Postal Service and have the ability to listen to music/podcasts on Spotify while working my 40 hours.

Using your same "logic" then, if I removed the "Horn section, the sheet music, all the "G flats", and the key signature, a particular song would sound great..."."

Crude seat-of-the-pants observation, but it may give me up to 12 months to find a chair when the music stops. 

The family members own sizeable houses with pretty nice views, so he uses them for a lot of music videos - so he gets a much higher hourly fee for those (I wanna say around $130 to $175/hour).

Not exactly renters, but former owners of my friend's property left original sheet music from Mozart and Beethoven!