2015 Porridge for Goldilocks Urban Arts Festival

https://vimeo.com/140590889?fl=pl&fe=sh Porridge for Goldilocks celebrated their third year at the Urban Arts Festival July 18, 2015. Every year has been a treat and Porridge is always excited to share new discoveries, relationships, movement, and music with you. Performed at The Gateway Mall at Festival Stage at 2pm. Performers Include //Musicians// Davis Johnson & Mason Johnson (Creature Double Feature) Michele Medina Wachira Waigwa-Stone //Movers// Micah Sir-Patrick Burkhardt Erin Bailey Margarita Kozhevnikova Amy Freitas Monzie Remes Corbin Schmidt Emma Wilson McKenzie Barkdull Come hang out and enjoy the fantastic festival that is Urban Arts

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