Pueblo Partisans Fundraiser featuring Mamuse in concert!

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Wednesday, April 18th, 2012
7:00 PM to 10:00 PM

Please come join us for a fun and friendly evening of music and community.Pueblo Partisans is pleased to host MaMuse in concert, who have generously donated their talents for our fundraiser.

About the Musicians
�Ma� as in Mamma; �Muse� as in �the one who inspires,� is sweet soul, folk revival served with a playful splash of uplifting lyrics in haunting harmony.

This merry duo (Sarah Nutting and Karisha Longaker), weave voices like a Celtic knot upon a sparse instrumental pallet of upright bass, guitar, mandolins and flutes. Original songs transmitted through the heart and infused with improvisation and storytelling, leave audiences softened and singing along. Creating beauty and magic wherever they go, MaMuse is what a meadow would sound like if it could sing.

http://www.mamuse.org/

Pueblo Partisans-Who we are

Pueblo Partisans, a Canadian and American NGO helping and assisting communities with development in Guatemala. Collectively working in partnership with the indigenous people of specific communities, we help facilitate community based initiatives focusing on health, education, agriculture, sustainable, environmentally friendly economic development, reforestation and programs for women and children in Guatemala.

Please check out our website for current information regarding our NGO and the important work we are doing in Guatemala.
http://www.pueblopartisans.org/about-us-2.html

Price: $20 in advance. $25 at the door. For advance tickets please contact Kristina at:
[email protected]

Light refreshments will be served before and during the concert.

Please arrive a few minutes early to enjoy a silent auction, as well as there will be delicious cookies for sale by Bite Me Treats from Saltspring Island and Guatemalan fair trade coffee and scarves.

Hope to see you all there!
If you miss this show, head up island to Nanaimo on April 22 and check out our show at Headliners, 165 Fraser st. at 1930.