Live in
the backyard

Ofer & Amnon's backyard in Redmond. The exact address goes to ticket holders a few days before, with parking notes.

A dish to share

One per ticket, ready to serve — in its own bowl or tray, with its own serving spoon. Nothing should wait on a missing ladle.

Somewhere to sit

A chair or a blanket. There's seating, but not for everyone at once.

An instrument, if you play

Optional. There's a guitar and a drum kit on stage either way.

Drinks, snacks and paperware are covered by your ticket.

Carpool if you can. It's a residential street and parking is tight. Fewer cars is better for the show and for the neighbors.

Parking details come with the address.

Not at all. Most people eat, drink, listen and sing along from their chair. That's a perfectly good evening.

But the stage is open in the last hour if you want it — sing, borrow a guitar, try the drums. The band plays behind you, so it sounds good even if you've never done it. No auditions, no pressure.

Drinks, snacks, paperware, stage and setup. One ticket covers whoever you bring — one person or six.

Neighbors, friends, and whoever they bring. Kids, grandparents, people who've never met — that's the point.

The yard holds a limited number. When it's full, we close it.