Laurel Isbister will play Friday night as part of the local line up that kicks off the Mississippi NOW Reproductive Freedom Summer events going on in Jackson July 15-22. The opening party starts at 7 p.m. and goes to 10 p.m. in the big room in the back at Hal & Mal's. Laurel's set Friday starts at 8:30, and she'll be joined by percussionist Loye Ashton as well as spoken word diva Thabi Moyo. Thabi and Laurel have recently penned a new song together that they think you'll like.
Laurel will be back in the same location Saturday to celebrate again and this time she'll be joined by Scott Albert Johnson as well, on harp and vocals (http://www.scottalbertjohnson.com). Saturday Laurel goes on at 7:45 for a few minutes with Thabi Moyo, and then again at 9 pm with Loye Ashton and
Scott Albert Johnson.
look for new tunes, put together just for this event. hope to see you.
http://www.laurelmakesmusic.com
Full schedule below.
Join the Jackson Area NOW, MS ACLU and the MS
Reproductive Freedom Coalition for Reproductive Freedom Summer:
Providing a Peaceful Presence, July 15-22, 2006!
Friday, 7/14
6pm-until Welcome Party at Hal & Mal's Restaurant and
Brewery,
200 S. Commerce Street.
Featuring a silent auction, local entertainment, and a voter registration
drive.
Saturday, 7/15
Noon-2pm Reproductive Freedom Rally at Smith Park,
Kim Gandy-President, NOW Local
Activist/entertainers.
6pm-until Party at Hal & Mal's Restaurant and
Brewery, 200 S. Commerce Street.
Sunday, 7/16
9:30-10:30am Forum on reproductive health issues
at the Unitarian Universalist Church of
Jackson,
4866 North State Street.
And Much More....
Sponsored By:
JFP, MS NOW, Unity MS, MS ACLU, Hal & Mal's,
National Organization for Women, Feminist Majority
Foundation....
For more info; 601-927-0598
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