Photo: Faces in the crowd
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Base Village Plaza was a zoo as people gathered for free performances by Lucas Nelson and P.O.T.R. on March 29.
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DJ Tenza aims for human connection
Brett Tenza is very much a “people person,” and a people pleaser, too. As DJ Tenza, he spins music just about every week in the winter in Snowmass Base Village, and is always looking for “common ground” and ways to connect with disco-dancing ice skaters who hit the rink on Saturdays to his tunes.
