To celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day, Club Passim presents Kim Moberg's (Tlingit) original suite The Seven Fires Prophecy Suite for Humanity. This ancient yet relevant Anishinaabe legend teaches the importance of living together with acceptance and respect for all people and our environment.
The trio features Kim Moberg (guitar, lead vocal) Heather Swanson (violin/fiddle), and Rachel Moberg (narrator, keyboard and harmony).
Wampanoag singer/songwriter Thea Hopkins opens.
$30 // $28 Members
Kim Moberg and Heather Swanson perform Kim's original suite "The Seven Fires Prophecy Suite for Humanity". FREE
This program is presented in part by grant funding from the Plympton Cultural Council, a local agency, and the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency. Sponsored by the Plympton Public Library.
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Belmont High School Black Box Theatre, 221 Concord Ave., Belmont, MA
Indigenous Like Me: Two Paths, Two Stories Wampanoag member and performing artist Annawon Weeden and Tlingit singer/songwriter Kim Moberg, Indigenous musicians and educators with very different stories, come together for an evening of performance and conversation.
Presented by Belmont Against Racism (www.belmonthagainstracism.org) and The Opening Doors Project (www.openingdoorsproject.org) and Club Passim's The Folk Collective (www.passim.org/thefolkcollective).
Free with donations welcome!
Learn more REGISTER at https://www.openingdoorsproject.org/upcoming/indigenous-like-me-two-paths-two-stories
FREE with Donations Accepted
