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"Just Life" – a concert that transcends the realms of music to champion justice and illuminate the paths of those who've long been unheard. As we delve into the core of the justice system's intricate tapestry through hauntingly beautiful compositions, we lay bare the tales of resilience, survival, and the unbreakable spirit of those who have borne the weight of America's criminal justice practices. Compositions include music from Joel Thompson, Alexander Lloyd Blake, Roman Gianarthur, Frances Pollock, Stephen Trask, Dale Trumbore, and more. The stories – powerful, poignant, and profoundly human – transcend mere labels and actions to demonstrate the indomitable strength of community and the capacity to soar beyond the constraints of the past. So join us for an evening that promises more than music; it promises a transformation, an awakening, a call to action.

"Just Me" – a concert that goes beyond the melodies and harmonies to stand up against injustice and shine a spotlight on the challenges faced by our transgender and non-binary siblings in the community. Through heartfelt performances and thought-provoking compositions, we'll unravel the stories of transgender and non-binary individuals, shedding light on their journeys and experiences in the face of adversity. This concert isn't just about music; it's about creating a safe haven where we can all gather to learn, empathize, and ultimately take action.

"Just Me" – a concert that goes beyond the melodies and harmonies to stand up against injustice and shine a spotlight on the challenges faced by our transgender and non-binary siblings in the community. Through heartfelt performances and thought-provoking compositions, we'll unravel the stories of transgender and non-binary individuals, shedding light on their journeys and experiences in the face of adversity. This concert isn't just about music; it's about creating a safe haven where we can all gather to learn, empathize, and ultimately take action.

In a world where our classrooms shape the future, "Lessons Adjusted" dares to confront the issues that resonate within our school systems. Through the compositions and storytelling, this concert will address topics like the Don't Say Gay Bill, Critical Race Theory, school shootings, and affirmative action – sparking discussions that demand our attention and reflection. But that's not all – "Lessons Adjusted" will be an evening of collaborations and storytelling, with the voices of local high school students taking center stage. Their experiences, stories, and hopes are woven into a symphony of authenticity and empowerment. Through partnerships with organizations dedicated to education, we're setting the stage for a profound exploration of how each one of us can contribute to creating educational environments that nurture empathy, unity, and a more compassionate future. Join us for a concert that isn't afraid to ask the tough questions, isn't afraid to confront the challenges, and isn't afraid to dream of a world where education is a cornerstone of progress.

"You Are Not Alone" – a concert by Tonality that dares to shatter the silence surrounding mental illness and challenge society's labels on those who battle with unseen struggles. Through the mesmerizing compositions of Gesualdo, the soulful melodies of Jessie J, the evocative notes of Dale Trumbore, the soul-stirring sounds of Alexander Lloyd Blake, Natalie Dietterich, and more, we dive headfirst into the realms of poets and artists whose music illuminates the path of mental illness. This concert isn't just about the music; it's a call to unite, challenge stigmas, and extend our hands to our fellow community members who deserve nothing less than understanding, validation, and love. Join us on this transformative evening as we unravel the stories that deserve to be heard, the stories that will inspire us to create a more compassionate and empathetic world.

"You Are Not Alone" – a concert by Tonality that dares to shatter the silence surrounding mental illness and challenge society's labels on those who battle with unseen struggles. Through the mesmerizing compositions of Gesualdo, the soulful melodies of Jessie J, the evocative notes of Dale Trumbore, the soul-stirring sounds of Alexander Lloyd Blake, Natalie Dietterich, and more, we dive headfirst into the realms of poets and artists whose music illuminates the path of mental illness. This concert isn't just about the music; it's a call to unite, challenge stigmas, and extend our hands to our fellow community members who deserve nothing less than understanding, validation, and love. Join us on this transformative evening as we unravel the stories that deserve to be heard, the stories that will inspire us to create a more compassionate and empathetic world.