Page 9 - KWA Newsletter • October 2020

King William Concert #6
King Pelican hits the concrete waves of the King William neigh- borhood to spread their penetrating Third Coast brand of surf rock to their fans on the King William Cultural Arts District Face- book page.
Who is King Pelican? Three purveyors of the surf sound of the 60s who are reimagining the sonic palette of the mid-century in a new modern way for the twenty-first century. •
Airbnb Offers Neighborhood Support
Shelley Galbraith
Not all short-term rentals are listed with Airbnb, but for those that are it just got easier to get help when you’re a neighbor and there’s an issue. Airbnb’s Neighborhood Support page at airbnb.com/neighbors offers a way to communicate directly with Airbnb when there’s a problem with a guest at an Airbnb property and you don’t know how to contact the host. You may either call the Neighborhood Support team at 855-635-7754, or enter the issue and the property address into a form and submit via the website. Airbnb prom- ises to review the concern, match it with an active Airbnb listing if possible, and get in touch with the host. Hopefully, this will help resolve things faster. •
KING PELICAN
October 18, 2020 | 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
King William Cultural Arts Facebook Livestream
Darren Kuper - Drums, Lloyd Walsh - Bass, Ernest Hernandez - Guitar. Photo clemphoto.com
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