Alumni Social - Industry & Berklee Updates with Don Gorder & Tonya Butler

Come join Don Gorder, Chair of the Music Business/Management Department and Tonya Butler, Assistant Chair of the Music Business/Management Department for an alumni social to discuss updates from both Berklee and the Music Industry on Wednesday, May 16th from 6:30pm-8pm at the Layman Drug Company. Refreshments will be served.

Street parking is available. If you have any questions or comments email Callan Moody at cmoody@berklee.edu.

Layman Drug Co. is own and operated by Will Greig '11.

Located at 1128 3rd Avenue South, Layman Drug Company has been a fixture in the Chestnut Hill neighborhood for almost 130 years. The original structure was built in the late 1890s and for nearly a century served as a pharmacy until its closing in 1993. As a part of the fabric of Music City, the structure has had its brushes with the music industry. The building was featured on the cover of legendary Rock 'n Roll singer Dion’s Velvet and Steel album. Buzz Cason, songwriter of "Everlasting Love" among other classics, has a band photo in front of the building dating to the mid 1980's. The building can also be seen in Alan Jackson's music video for "www.Memory".
-Amy Hardin, Architect