We all know Nina Simone as an iconic creator and performer, but did you know she was a powerful voice for the Civil Rights Movement and used her music to address the issues of racism, segregation, and inequality that were prevalent in the 1950s and 1960s?
Her powerful voice and emotive performances made her music a rallying call for the Civil Rights Movement, and her songs continue to be celebrated as important pieces of the movement’s cultural and historical legacy.
Join us as we pay tribute to her art and activism through song, dance, poetry and visual art at Harriett’s Bookshop, with performances by Bethlehem & Sad Patrick.
Time | Venue | Age | |
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Tropa Magica | 7:30pm | Silk City | 21+ |
Luicidal / Terminally Ill / The Hajj Kung Fu Necktie | 8:00pm | Kung Fu Necktie | 21+ |
Kassa Overall | 8:00pm | Solar Myth | 21+ |
Amble | 8:00pm | Music Hall at World Cafe Live | All Ages |
John Moloney Bill Nace Duo / Walnut Brain | 8:00pm | Jerry's on Front | All Ages |
Stiff Little Fingers / The Attack | 8:00pm | Underground Arts | 21+ |
Time | Venue | Age | |
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Brennan Wedl | 6:00pm | Spruce Street Harbor | All Ages |
Karl Denson's Tiny Universe | 8:00pm | Ardmore Music Hall | 21+ |
Oso Oso / Born Without Bones | 8:00pm | First Unitarian Church: Basement | All Ages |
Swans | 8:00pm | Union Transfer | All Ages |
Dayglo Abortions / The Brothels | 8:00pm | Nikki Lopez | 21+ |
We Are Scientists | 8:00pm | Johnny Brenda's | 21+ |
Mac DeMarco | 8:00pm | Franklin Music Hall | All Ages |
Frankie Cosmos / Fantasy Of A Broken Heart / Moontype | 8:00pm | Underground Arts | 21+ |
Time | Venue | Age | |
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Ivri | 7:30pm | Ukie Club | All Ages |