In memory of Seth, who died due to a traffic mishap in May, his mother Mary Sanders and the Class of 2011 have created the Seth Koller Creativity Scholarship, which they say will go to a young person who is active in the fine or performing arts. And with the assistance and sponsorship of the Seventh Street Café in Montara, they are presenting “Eventide,” a concert featuring bands playing different kinds of music, Friday evening.
The event will take place from 9 until at least 11:30 p.m. at the café, located at 171 Seventh St. in Montara. As a hive of youth-oriented activities like hip-hop nights, concerts with local bands or a singles night that organizers say they want to foster at the café, the Seventh Street Café is ideal for the event.
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The evening will feature performances by a portion of the high school jazz ensemble, San Francisco Taiko Dojo which incorporates Japanese drumming and ancient Oriental philosophies, and the bands Sub-Atomic which plays rock and originals and Vent, which plays progressive and alternative rock originals and some covers.
Koller forged the link between them all.
“He was a close friend of all of us,” said Vent guitarist Connor Burke.
Tickets are $10 per person at the door. For information, contact the café at 728-7966.
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