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Show Peace vigil celebrates human diversity, unity Event Jan. 18 features the upbeat, engaging music of Red Grammer The Fourth Annual Young People's Peace Vigil, held in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., is January 18 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the Utah State Capitol Rotunda. The Young People's Peace Vigil is an evening of celebration in which the beauty of the human race is alive with diversity. It is an evening of entertainment during which people of all ages and ethnic backgrounds will sing, dance, act, and speak on the theme of "The Power of Oneness." ~ The purpose for holding an event ing in the San Fr~cisco area, will be with us to share his singing and acoustic guitar skills through a spiritual song Praise be to Thee. Benjamin Cabey, a well known Salt - Lake area saxaphonist, will for the fourth year, be adding his such as this is to give each and every beautiful touch to participant a memorable experience of the program. A enjoying both the unity and the diversity highlight each of their fellow man. year has been his It is a time for sharing, awakening, and celebrating: sharing with newlyfound spiritual brothers and sisters and evening of dance, music, and inspirational readings; awakening to the fact that mankind really is one family and that all of our similarities and our djfferences only add to our richness as· a family; and celebrating our true unity in memory of the great leader, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who not only lived but also died for these beliefs. playing of We Shall Red Grammer is a featured artist at the Peace vigil. Overcome as as the Every year, the Peace Vigil has be-:gtm with the taped music of Red Grammer's song, Listen. This year the program will include internationally known singer, Red Grammer, _live! He will also share a couple of his other world-uniting songs. Also, Godwin Olinga, a native of Uganda, now resid-audience joins in. Other participants this year include a Philippine Choir, Korean Children's Dance Group, West High Drama, a..'1d a Native American Peace Walk. The public is warmly invited to -attend this free event, which has been endorsed by the Utah State Martin Luther King, Jr./ Human Rights Commission and is sponsored by the Baha'is of Salt Lake City. For information, please - contact David Seals 972-4988, Jan Saeed 582-3135, or Michelle Duiker 582-5823. Logan Coffeehouse Jan. 15_ On Friday, January 15, the Bridger Folk l'v1usic Society will sponsor an evening of music at the historic Bluebird Cafe. Performers for the Coffeehouse include Dale and Barbara Searcy, Pat Wright and Joe Fanner, Maya Huppi . and Krissy Gunn, the Garden Variety String Band, and Dan Steinke. The show starts at 7:30 p.~., but come early to get a good seat. It only costs $2 to get in, so come and support your local acoustic musicians. Hope to see you there! lnter'!'ountain Acoustic Musician, January 1993 3 |
