On Tuesday, August 3, 2010, there is an amazing star-studded group of performers giving deep from the heart for a great night of music for a most worthy benefit. Please read the information below and consider contributing and/or attending the show. Also, the following Sunday, on August 8, 2010, save the date for another musical fundraiser being conducted at Buster’s.
From an emailing for WoodSongs Fans:
WoodSongs fans will recall young 11 year old Almira as she appeared in 2009 as a featured artist on our show. As many are aware, she tragically lost her mom, Umi, in a senseless, sad event last month. Please join us for an evening of outstanding music from a cast of incredible musicians dedicated to this worthy cause. Proceeds from this benefit concert go to the Umi Southworth Memorial Education Fund for her daughter, Almira Fawn.
Visit:
www.AlmiraFawnBenefit.com
for more information
ALMIRA FAWN BENEFIT CONCERT
Tuesday Aug 3 7PM
Kentucky Theater
Lexington, KY
An Evening of music with
JP Pennington
Songwriter and founding member of Exile
J.D. Crowe
Grammy-winning banjo master
Michael Johnathon
with the Hippie Chick String Quartet
Alien Blue
Hosted by Tom Martin of Business Lexington
Tickets are $20 each
all proceeds go to the Almira Fund at Central Bank (see info below)
Make your reservations today!
Email Woodsongs for a reservation: radio@woodsongs.com,
or call 859-225-4020.
Tickets will be available at the door the night of the concert at the Kentucky Theatre, but fans are encouraged to make reservations early to guarantee your seats. Join us for a great night of fine musical fun!
All proceeds will be deposited into Almira’s education account at Central Bank – no performers are being paid.
For those who are out of town and still want to help, make a check payable to: MEADOWTHORPE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION,
FBO Umi Southowrth Memorial (account# 105-57240) and send to
Central Bank
Main Lobby
300 W Vine,
Lexington, KY 40507
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