Saturday, Aug. 30, Alma Mater Productions at the College of William and Mary transformed the Sunken Garden into an outdoor venue for its second annual Tribechella music festival. The main event was an all-day concert featuring four student band openers and headliner Daniel Seavey. It was the energetic welcome back that AMP members — like Live Committee Chair Ava Canadé ’28 — hope can become a lasting tradition for years to come. “Since last year…
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