Beat Road Blues, Clare Norelle
First Unitarian Society 900 University Bay Drive, Madison, Wisconsin 53705
It’s a tough time for immigrants in Dane County, and the First Unitarian Society is putting on a concert and dance to raise funds for two worthy organizations, the El Salvador Mental Health Project and Voces de la Frontera. The music is by Beat Road Blues, a rootsy instrumental group, and folk artist Clare Norelle (pictured).
press release: Benefit for El Salvador, Immigrant Rights, and Family Reunification
7 pm Friday July 19 (doors open at 6:30 pm)
First Unitarian Society, 900 University Bay Drive
Featuring Beat Road, a song-based ensemble rooted in Blues, Rock, and instrumental improvisation; opening by Clare Norelle, with original songs and songs of the nueva canción movement of Latin America.
This concert and dance will raise funds to support mental health in El Salvador (El Salvador Mental Health Project) and immigrant rights in Wisconsin (Voces de la Frontera).
Also: we have just added to the benefit a silent auction of wellness services (massage, yoga, reiki, etc) and other offerings, to help free children from detention on the border (Project Reunify)
3 Groups Benefiting:
The El Salvador Mental Health Project - providing mental health services and body-centered trauma treatment in Madison’s sister city of Arcatao El Salvador, to create a community centered in healing from violence and supporting well-being for everyone (https://www.gofundme.com/f/
Voces de la Frontera: https://vdlf.org
Project Reunify: https://www.reunify.
Info? Visit the Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/