Introduction to Songwriting

Friday, June 20, 2025
9am – 12pm
Upstairs Classroom
Ages 18+
$30

Introduction to Songwriting
No music experience? No problem! Join legendary Native American singer-songwriter Bobby Bullet for an inspiring and collaborative Introduction to Songwriting class. All you need is a creative mind and a willingness to share—because everyone has a song in their heart!

In this group workshop, participants will work together to write one or two original songs, with lyrics created by the class and musical accompaniment provided by Bobby. The final songs will be performed by Bobby at his Make Music Day concert on June 21st in the Library parking lot. He will be joined by his wife and musical partner, Pamela Nesbit, whose harmonies, percussion, Native American flute, and dance enrich the spirit of their performances.

• If you would like to pay with cash or check, please call LOLA Arts at (715) 547-3950 to reserve your spot in class. Your spot is not guaranteed until we receive payment.
• If a class is canceled a full refund will be issued. 
• Refunds will not be issued after the registration date closes.
• Students who request a refund prior to the registration deadline will be given the option of receiving the full amount in the form of a gift certificate for future classes OR a refund for the balance minus a $5.00 service fee.

Once registered, please fill out this release form online.

About Bobby Bullet:
Bobby Bullet, a member of the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, is a legendary figure in Indian Country—akin to Hank Williams in country music. Known for his thoughtful and humorous story songs, Bobby addresses themes of broken treaties, genocide, social injustice, and a deep love of nature. A multi-nominated Native American Music Award singer/songwriter and producer, Bobby dedicates his music to environmental and social causes.