My mission is to create a sense of synergy among local musicians. Listeners come to be part of that experience. People at Dizzy's will immediately notice an absence of booming TVs on ceiling brackets, alcohol, carpeting, chicken cacciatore. A few refreshments, like coffees and juices, and live performances in a space that is stylishly spare. Musicians play on a stage backed by aged brick walls.
Tall windows face a street of warehouses and a trucking company.
In fact, Dizzy's building itself was a trucking company garage. Steel trusses cross at angles overhead. The high beamed ceiling reveals that the building is nearly a century old. By the time it gets to the listeners, it's really warmed. Perrin has a talent for drama and the creation of music performance spaces.