Music: The Black Crow Project Presents 4 Evenings in May
A Fundraiser for the Portland Hotel Society
Location: Rime,
Tickets: $10 at the door
Dates: May 6, 13, 21, 27 – 8:30 pm.
Featuring musical performances by: Mark Berube, Cora Fields, Jess Hill, Sarah MacDougall, Corbin Murdoch and the Nautical Miles, Parlour Steps, Pawnshop Diamond, Jessie Turner
You can hardly pick up a newspaper today in the Lower Mainland without reading about the dismal conditions of the homeless and hard to house. In fact, the region’s homeless population is on the rise, with the income gap between
The Black Crow Project, developed in response to the basic needs of shelter and community for the less fortunate, is organized around a central belief that music is a powerful tool to reach across social boundaries. The arts, according to the organization’s founders, help communities find focus and belonging so they can constructively move towards common goals.
Katie Ormiston and Jessie Turner are the driving force behind the project. Last November, they, along with co-founder Nina Fleming, successfully launched “The Black Crow Project” as an arts fundraiser event for the Portland Hotel Society (PHS), one of
Why the crows? The crows that fly together across
For the month of May, the Black Crow Project will be “Artist in Residence” at
Labels: black crow project, Cora Fields, Corbin Murdoch, Jess Hill, Jessie Turner, live music, Mark Berube, Nautical Miles, Parlor Steps, Pawnshop Diamond, Portand Hotel Society, Rime, Sarah MacDougall
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