Sharon Katz & The Peace Train — “We Can Be The Change”

Saturday, April 17 at 8:00 pm ET

Performing “Music with Roots” going back to the oldest of times in Africa and the Spanish landings in Cuba and Mexico, Sharon Katz & The Peace Train’s repertoire for this live streaming concert will take us on a journey across continents and styles and inspire us with hope for what’s possible as musical activists. From her years of anti-Apartheid activism in her home country of South Africa, to her barrier-busting work in Cuba and on the Mexican border, Sharon draws on traditional songs and rhythms to promote social justice.

Currently based in Tijuana where Sharon is working with youth in migrant shelters and those rescued from trafficking, The Peace Train’s Afro-Cuban-Mex band features Abraham Morales on bass, Ramon Cortes on drums, Alberto Corrales on flute, Daria Abreu Feraud on vocals, and Sharon on guitar and vocals. Put on your dancing shoes for this concert celebrating the release of their new album, “We Can Be The Change! sharonkatz.com

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The concert will be streamed on Zoom and simulcast on YouTube (with a slight delay). Login info to the concert and a reminder will be emailed to registered attendees a day before the concert. No Refunds.

Reggie Harris — Postponed

Due to unforeseen circumstances this concert has been postponed to a, soon to be rescheduled, later date.

Singer/songwriter, storyteller, world-renowned song-leader, and community builder, Reggie Harris is a powerful interpreter of the global historical narrative and is recognized in educational and historical circles for focusing millions on the important role of music in the Underground Railroad, the modern Civil Rights Movements and in the discourse of issues and events in everyday life. reggieharrismusic.com

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