Women's Empowerment invites you to join us at "Cabaret on K", an evening of live music and local art benefiting homeless women and children in Sacramento.

The uniquely talented Rogue Music Project will be joining us again -- and this time, they're bringing you a lineup that's to die for! You can expect cabaret and jazzy favorites, along with a mix of classical and musical theatre pieces, all with a hauntingly beautiful twist. We had such a great turnout last year that our venue was filled to the brim, so this time around we are offering *TWO* separate performance seatings. That means you can catch Rogue Music Project's Carrie Hennessey, Omari Tau, Jen Reason, Sarah Fitch, and CapRadio's own Kevin Doherty, at either 6:00 PM or 7:45 PM that night. 

Regardless of what performance seating you choose, the event will also feature an art gallery that will remain open throughout the night. We'll be showcasing amazing artwork from a few of our region's talented creatives. And 50% or more of all proceeds from art sold that night will go directly back to Women's Empowerment!

Complimentary desserts will be offered, and drinks will be available for purchase throughout the night. And don't forget -- every dollar raised by this event helps transform the lives of homeless women and children through education, employment, and empowerment.

 

For details and tickets, click here.

Location:

1025 9th Street

Sacramento, CA 95814

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Interfaith Night of Music and Spoken Word

 

Thursday, November 1 - 7pm

 

Be part of this annual community event that celebrates the strength the Sacramento community has in its rich diversity.

Musical Performers include:

Sacramento Children's Chorus

Father Michael O'Reilly

Lua Hightower

Ananda choir

St. John's Handbells

and others

Location:

St. John's Lutheran Church

1701 L Street, Sacramento, CA 95811

Free Parking is available at the parking garage at 18th & K.

Moon Lecture Series at St. Mark's UMC

The Bob and Dorrie Moon Lecture Series showcases contemporary insights from dynamic speakers and progressive Christian authors and community leaders. Purchase online tickets by clicking here.

Bob and Dorrie endowed this forum as a gift and challenge to the Sacramento community to think critically and act ethically on important issues of our time.

Click here to see the entire September-December 2018 Moon Lecture Series line-up and to purchase online tickets.

Location:

St. Mark's United Methodist Church

2391 St. Marks Way, Sacramento, CA 95864

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BUILD FOR UNITY “UNITY CONCERT”

Joining our voices together as ONE

On November 18, 2018 Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento, in partnership with local faith leaders, will be kicking off the first ever “Unity Concert” to support Build for Unity a community and multi-faith collaboration which brings together people of all colors, creeds, and communities to counter intolerance and build homes for local families in need.

Habitat’s pilot Build for Unity Project in 2016/2017 brought together 180 different local faith organizations and donors and began a national campaign which has now sprouted interfaith Build for Unity Projects in over 20 cities across the US.

Join us for an incredible evening featuring a unique convergence of musical styles and instrumentation.

November 18, 2018 at 3:00 pm

New Location :

St. John's Lutheran Church

1701 L St, Sacramento, CA 95811

Tickets and tables for the Unity Concert will be made available in September. Visit HabitatGreaterSac.org/UnityConcert

Now accepting RFP’s from performers email

BuildforUnity@habitatgreatersac.org for more information!

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Sacramento Symphonic Winds presents its 2018-2019 Concert Series

Bring the entire family to this extraordinary concert season entitled " … and the heart replies" at the new Rio Americano High School Center for the Arts. The Sacramento Symphonic Winds is a 60-piece adult symphonic band conducted by Music and Artistic Director Timothy M. Smith. The season will include James Sochinski’s epic Legend of Alcobaca, Frank Ticheli’s setting of Amazing Grace, Robert Jager’s inventive Variations on a Theme of Robert Schumann (The Happy Farmer) plus clarinet soloist Robert Mitchell performing Black Dog by Scott McAllister, lyric baritone vocal soloist Omari Tau performing selections from Aaron Copland’s Old American Songs, and our own trombone soloist Thomas Eckert performing Carnival of Venice by Herbert L. Clarke. 

Date/Time: Sundays; October 14 & December 9 (2018) and March 10 & May 5 (2019), 2:30 pm.

NEW Location: Rio Americano High School Center for the Arts,

4540 American River Dr., Sacramento, CA 95864

Tickets sold at the door: Children 10 and under Free; Student/ Senior (65+) $10; General $15.

Contact phone: 916-489-2576

www.sacwinds.org

https://www.google.com/maps/place/4540+American+River+Dr+95864

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