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In article <1992Nov15.003617.2873@u.washington.edu> pkemp@byron.u.washington.edu (Paul Kemp) writes:
>In article <5764@sumax.seattleu.edu> zander@sumax.seattleu.edu (Carol Zander) writes:
>>The Seattle Folklore Society presents midwestern folksinger, songwriter,
>>and ragtime and blues guitarist
>>                          Lee Murdock
>>in a house concert on
>>                    Friday, November 20 at 8pm.
>    What's a 'house concert'?  Is it wheel-chair accessable?
>

A house concert is a concert that is in a house ... a great
venue for people that aren't that well-known.  This saves on
the cost of renting, etc and makes an otherwise not possible
concert possible.  It's also a great setting ... intimate.

Is it wheel-chair accessable?  Well, depends on the house.
Some are not unless you count carrying the wheel-chair in
the house as accessable.  These are folk-sy events and I'm
positive carrying a wheel-chair in would be just fine (if
it's okay with the person in the chair).

The house for Lee Murdock does have about 7 stairs to the
front door.