Four sea turtles swim in the foreground of a concert poster featuring a dark forest silhouette and a Grateful Dead logo against a blue background.

Sebastopol Community Cultural Center

LXCL:General Admission entry purchased in advance.

GA (Advance)

LXCL:General Admission Student entry.

Students

LXCL:General Admission entry purchased at the door.

GA (Door)

📆 Sat, December 12, 2026🕐 5:30pm doors, 6pm showAll Ages&nbsp;(Kids 12 &amp; Under Free) The layout for this event is dance floor with limited seating.** For ADA seating, contact <a fr-original-style="" href="mailto:sccc@seb.org" rel="noopener noreferrer noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">sccc@seb.org</a> or (707) 823-1511 in advance. ** Grateful Solstice brings our community together for a night of live music, dancing, and shared appreciation for the songs that shaped generations. 🎶 The Might As Well Band is a Sonoma County collective celebrating the music of the Grateful Dead, the Jerry Garcia songbook with an adventurous, live-first approach. With deep grooves, open-ended jams, rich vocal harmonies, and plenty of room for improvisation, The Might As Well Band favors feel and spontaneity over imitation. At the heart of it is the same thing that has kept this music alive for generations: good songs, good players, and the unpredictable magic that happens when everyone is listening.&nbsp; Featured Artists Jon Chi&#39;s musical accomplishments and lists of collaborations are extensive. Formerly the band leader for jam band Rainmaker, Jon has worked with the likes of Mickey Hart, Dave Schools of Widespread Panic, members of Little Feat &nbsp;and countless others in his successful career. He can now regularly be found playing with his original group The Pacific Syndicate as well as with a who&#39;s who list of bay area musicians. He&#39;s shared the stage with Grahame Lesh, Stu Allen, Joe Marcinek, Bella Rayne just to name a few. Anna Elva brings an unmistakable combination of groove, energy, and musical intuition to the stage. Often called &quot;The Dancing Drummer, &nbsp;Anna is a longtime fixture in the Northern California jam scene, she has performed with Stu Allen &amp; Mars Hotel, Mark Karan&rsquo;s Buds, Reed Mathis, Scott Guberman, Joe Craven, Marcus Rezak, Jon Chi &amp; the Pacific Syndicate, and many others.&nbsp; Steve Pile became a regular performer at Phil Lesh&rsquo;s Terrapin Crossroads, sharing the stage with Lesh and collaborating with musicians including Reed Mathis, Jason Crosby, and Mookie Siegel. His music is grounded in the storytelling tradition of writers like John Prine and James Taylor, while his years studying and performing in West Africa bring a rhythmic, melodic character all his own. Stephanie Salva is unforgettable. A longtime presence in the North Bay music scene, she leads the American roots project Tumbleweed Soul and has performed with Zero, Stu Allen, Greg Anton, Melvin Seals, Dan &ldquo;Lebo&rdquo; Lebowitz, and The Rock Collection among many other outfits. Whether fronting a roots band or stretching out with some of the Bay Area&rsquo;s finest improvisational players, Salva brings warmth, grit, and unmistakable soul to every performance. Sonoma County bassist Matt Petruska brings a deep love of New Orleans funk, classic soul, Americana, and improvisational music to everything he plays. For more than two decades, he has performed with Second Line, Travelin&rsquo; Soul, Flowstone, and The Might As Well Band. Petruska&rsquo;s playing draws heavily from the deep-pocket traditions of players like Duck Dunn and James Jamerson, alongside the infectious rhythms of The Meters and Neville Brothers, an approach built around groove, feel, and serving the song. Sam Betty is known as much for his powerful, expressive vocals as his piano and organ playing. A member of Flowstone and The Might As Well Band, he has also performed and collaborated with Mark Karan, Scott Guberman, Pete Sawyer, Anna Elva, Tim Baker, Todd Bugbee&#39;s Dead Roses, and a wide circle of Northern California musicians. His music is grounded in strong songs, vocal interplay, groove, and the spontaneity of musicians listening closely to one another. ---------------- ATTENDING THE SHOW - WHAT TO KNOW: ParkingFree and easy parking! Two parking lots available (390 Morris St &amp; behind the Annex at 425 Morris St. There is also street parking. WE HIGHLY ENCOURAGE YOU TO CARPOOL! Can&#39;t Make it?There are no ticket refunds, however, if you cannot make it to the show you may transfer your ticket(s) to another person. Simply forward the confirmation email to them and let them know the name the tickets are under. Venue Policies<ul fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;"><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">No outside food or drink is allowed except for empty, refillable water bottles</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Drinks (beer, wine, non-alcoholic beverages) and snacks (chips, popcorn, candy, etc.) will be available for purchase inside the Main Hall</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">This is a drug free zone/venue</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">All persons and items entering the Sebastopol Community Cultural Center are subject to search</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Patrons with prohibited bags, cases, or other items will be asked to return the item to their vehicle</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Items prohibited to enter Sebastopol Community Cultural include, but are not limited to: Firearms of any size or type, other weapons and knives of any size or type, pepper spray, mace, or other chemicals, animals other than Registered Service Dogs, alcohol, illegal substances, or drug paraphernalia, professional-grade audio, photo, or video recording equipment, cans, bottles, or outside food and beverages.</li></ul>-- FAQs -- I don&rsquo;t have the QR code for my tickets, what do I do?All tickets will be WILL CALL. We can look up your ticket order by the ticket purchaser&rsquo;s name, email address, or the purchase confirmation number. Members of my ticket group are arriving separately, do we have to wait to enter together?You do not need to wait! We&rsquo;re able to check in each individual ticket within a ticket order. If you&rsquo;re a group of 3 and your 3rd person is running late &ndash; no problem! Just make sure they have the QR code/know the name the tickets were bought under and we will check in the remainder of your group when they arrive. Do you have ADA seating for individuals with wheelchairs, walkers, etc.?Yes! For seated events we have several locations marked for ADA seating. If all ADA spots are already occupied when you arrive, please see an usher or other member of staff to assist you. I can&rsquo;t make it to the show anymore, do you do refunds?There are no refunds, however you may transfer your tickets to another individual by forwarding your QR code/confirmation email or letting them know whose name the ticket(s) are under.NOTE: People often use social media (Facebook, Instagram, NextDoor, etc.) for ticket transfers. Please use caution and, whenever possible, only do ticket transfers with people you know and/or trust. Trouble with Your Ticket Order?Reach out to <a data-fr-linked="true" fr-original-style="" href="mailto:tickets@seb.org" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">tickets@seb.org</a> with questions. Tuesday-Friday, 10am-4pm.Please note there are no refunds.

📆 Sat, December 12, 2026🕐 5:30pm doors, 6pm showAll Ages (Kids 12 &amp; Under Free) The layout for this event is dance floor with limited seating.** For ADA seating, contact <a href="mailto:sccc@seb.org" target="_blank">sccc@seb.org</a> or (707) 823-1511 in advance. ** Grateful Solstice brings our community together for a night of live music, dancing, and shared appreciation for the songs that shaped generations. 🎶 The Might As Well Band is a Sonoma County collective celebrating the music of the Grateful Dead, the Jerry Garcia songbook with an adventurous, live-first approach. With deep grooves, open-ended jams, rich vocal harmonies, and plenty of room for improvisation, The Might As Well Band favors feel and spontaneity over imitation. At the heart of it is the same thing that has kept this music alive for generations: good songs, good players, and the unpredictable magic that happens when everyone is listening.  Featured Artists Jon Chi's musical accomplishments and lists of collaborations are extensive. Formerly the band leader for jam band Rainmaker, Jon has worked with the likes of Mickey Hart, Dave Schools of Widespread Panic, members of Little Feat  and countless others in his successful career. He can now regularly be found playing with his original group The Pacific Syndicate as well as with a who's who list of bay area musicians. He's shared the stage with Grahame Lesh, Stu Allen, Joe Marcinek, Bella Rayne just to name a few. Anna Elva brings an unmistakable combination of groove, energy, and musical intuition to the stage. Often called "The Dancing Drummer,  Anna is a longtime fixture in the Northern California jam scene, she has performed with Stu Allen &amp; Mars Hotel, Mark Karan’s Buds, Reed Mathis, Scott Guberman, Joe Craven, Marcus Rezak, Jon Chi &amp; the Pacific Syndicate, and many others.  Steve Pile became a regular performer at Phil Lesh’s Terrapin Crossroads, sharing the stage with Lesh and collaborating with musicians including Reed Mathis, Jason Crosby, and Mookie Siegel. His music is grounded in the storytelling tradition of writers like John Prine and James Taylor, while his years studying and performing in West Africa bring a rhythmic, melodic character all his own. Stephanie Salva is unforgettable. A longtime presence in the North Bay music scene, she leads the American roots project Tumbleweed Soul and has performed with Zero, Stu Allen, Greg Anton, Melvin Seals, Dan “Lebo” Lebowitz, and The Rock Collection among many other outfits. Whether fronting a roots band or stretching out with some of the Bay Area’s finest improvisational players, Salva brings warmth, grit, and unmistakable soul to every performance. Sonoma County bassist Matt Petruska brings a deep love of New Orleans funk, classic soul, Americana, and improvisational music to everything he plays. For more than two decades, he has performed with Second Line, Travelin’ Soul, Flowstone, and The Might As Well Band. Petruska’s playing draws heavily from the deep-pocket traditions of players like Duck Dunn and James Jamerson, alongside the infectious rhythms of The Meters and Neville Brothers, an approach built around groove, feel, and serving the song. Sam Betty is known as much for his powerful, expressive vocals as his piano and organ playing. A member of Flowstone and The Might As Well Band, he has also performed and collaborated with Mark Karan, Scott Guberman, Pete Sawyer, Anna Elva, Tim Baker, Todd Bugbee's Dead Roses, and a wide circle of Northern California musicians. His music is grounded in strong songs, vocal interplay, groove, and the spontaneity of musicians listening closely to one another. ---------------- ATTENDING THE SHOW - WHAT TO KNOW: ParkingFree and easy parking! Two parking lots available (390 Morris St &amp; behind the Annex at 425 Morris St. There is also street parking. WE HIGHLY ENCOURAGE YOU TO CARPOOL! Can't Make it?There are no ticket refunds, however, if you cannot make it to the show you may transfer your ticket(s) to another person. Simply forward the confirmation email to them and let them know the name the tickets are under. Venue Policies<ul><li>No outside food or drink is allowed except for empty, refillable water bottles</li><li>Drinks (beer, wine, non-alcoholic beverages) and snacks (chips, popcorn, candy, etc.) will be available for purchase inside the Main Hall</li><li>This is a drug free zone/venue</li><li>All persons and items entering the Sebastopol Community Cultural Center are subject to search</li><li>Patrons with prohibited bags, cases, or other items will be asked to return the item to their vehicle</li><li>Items prohibited to enter Sebastopol Community Cultural include, but are not limited to: Firearms of any size or type, other weapons and knives of any size or type, pepper spray, mace, or other chemicals, animals other than Registered Service Dogs, alcohol, illegal substances, or drug paraphernalia, professional-grade audio, photo, or video recording equipment, cans, bottles, or outside food and beverages.</li></ul>-- FAQs -- I don’t have the QR code for my tickets, what do I do?All tickets will be WILL CALL. We can look up your ticket order by the ticket purchaser’s name, email address, or the purchase confirmation number. Members of my ticket group are arriving separately, do we have to wait to enter together?You do not need to wait! We’re able to check in each individual ticket within a ticket order. If you’re a group of 3 and your 3rd person is running late – no problem! Just make sure they have the QR code/know the name the tickets were bought under and we will check in the remainder of your group when they arrive. Do you have ADA seating for individuals with wheelchairs, walkers, etc.?Yes! For seated events we have several locations marked for ADA seating. If all ADA spots are already occupied when you arrive, please see an usher or other member of staff to assist you. I can’t make it to the show anymore, do you do refunds?There are no refunds, however you may transfer your tickets to another individual by forwarding your QR code/confirmation email or letting them know whose name the ticket(s) are under.NOTE: People often use social media (Facebook, Instagram, NextDoor, etc.) for ticket transfers. Please use caution and, whenever possible, only do ticket transfers with people you know and/or trust. Trouble with Your Ticket Order?Reach out to <a href="mailto:tickets@seb.org" target="_blank">tickets@seb.org</a> with questions. Tuesday-Friday, 10am-4pm.Please note there are no refunds.

Sebastopol Community Cultural Center

Grateful Solstice

390 Morris St

GA (Advance)

$25

Students

$10

GA (Door)

$30

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