Foundation Movement— Recently chosen as Boston's Best Hip Hop Act in the Improper Bostonian's Best of Boston Issue, the Foundation Movement continues to be one of Bostons top Hip-Hop acts, with songs crafted with creativity and balance. MCs Eroc and Optimus are committed to addressing issues of injustice and oppression, while also entertaining crowds with hot beats and relevant lyrics.
Pia Broden-Williams — Pia is a talented coloratura soprano from Michigan, gifted with a rare and flexible type of voice that can proficiently execute classical, jazz, gospel and pop styles. Pia currently serves as musician in residence for the Unitarian Universalist Church of Flint.
New Wave Singers — A community of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and straight people, New Wave performs an eclectic repertoire featuring music that promotes justice and peace and celebrates life in all its diversity.
In addition to these amazing performers, we will welcome some surprise guests. After the concert, join us for a dessert reception in Pratt Hall. You won't want to miss it!
Tickets for this gala evening are $15 and are available for purchase during coffee hour each Sunday after worship in Pratt Hall, or from the church office during the week (410-685-2330; office@firstunitarian.net) Special discounted tickets for families with children and youth in the Religious Education program are also available ($25 for the whole family).
If you would like to become a Patron in support of this celebratory occasion, our Patron Package includes four concert tickets and four complimentary gourmet dessert tickets for $100.00 Contact the church office to purchase, or stop by the table in Pratt Hall on Sunday.
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