Traffic Jam
Musician hauls out his instruments for a rush-hour concert.
By Cris Glaser cris.glaser@clevescene.com
The Kent musician's cache of instruments ranges from a harmonica to a whistle. When he's not playing in traffic, Walker shows off his instruments as a traveling educator for the Ohio Arts Council. "I'm giving children the foundation for a lifetime of music that they can carry with them," he says. "There are many different folk instruments [that are] an alternative to GameBoy." Though he prefers to perform in school gymnasiums, Walker says he's ready to take on Cleveland's bustling downtown this afternoon. "This performance will be anything but quiet," he says. "I'll just put on my outgoing side and let 'em have it."
Thu., June 1, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
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