NOTE: This is an in-person event only. It will not be livestreamed.
SONGS OF FREEDOM & RESISTANCE
This performance is part of The Village Trip.
JUDY GORMAN
Judy Gorman's singing and guitar work are infused with blues, folk, and jazz. She has performed for the UN, festivals, universities, clubs, and concert halls, and at peace, environmental and human rights events around the world. Judy has shared stages with Pete Seeger, Odetta, Harry Belafonte, Whoopi Goldberg, Sweet Honey in The Rock, Suzanne Vega, and Richie Havens.
"Judy Gorman shoots the arrow straight to the heart." - Pete Seeger
"Singing with a dark rich voice, Judy Gorman brought the idea of international solidarity within reach. No small feat." - Boston Globe
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Listen to: “This Earth”
DAVID TARLO
Montreal born David Tarlo has been living and singing in the Brooklyn area for over 50 years, on his own and with his trio Stone Soup (with David Bernz) and now with Terry Colliton and Laurie Siegel in Hudson Valley Sally. David plays banjo and guitar and mostly loves to sing in harmony with others, as he has been doing his whole life.
Hudson Valley Sally website
Walkabout Chorus website
Listen to: “We Won’t Go Back”
LINDSEY WILSON
Lindsey Wilson is an NYC singer-songwriter with a flair for nostalgia with her memorable mix of 70's style urban folk rock and conscious lyrics. Her repertoire includes love songs, protest tunes and lyrics of empowerment. Her songs "Stand for the People" and "The People Shall Rise" have caught the attention of culturally diverse audiences throughout the country.
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ADELE ROLIDER
Come join the fun as singer-songwriter/music therapist Adele Rolider weaves a new and passionate web of original and cover tunes to inspire, warm and nurture through song. From sweet to somber, from rap to calypso, she'll sing of building community and get you singing, too! "And we’re all connected, gotta have that now, more than ever, to just allow, and breathe... believe."
"Adele's beautiful voice and empowering songs make me know a better world really is possible." --Ray Korona
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COVID-19 POLICY
PVC does not require wearing a mask, but we keep a supply of masks on hand for anyone who wants one.
We sell snacks and beverages.
We limit in-person attendance to 85, we use three HEPA filters in the Assembly Hall, we often offer live streaming, and we recommend (but not require) vaccination and/or testing.
After on-line sales for in-person tickets have ended, tickets will still be available at the door.