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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251108T193000
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URL:https://www.uubrunswick.org/events/an-evening-with-fred-small/
SUMMARY:An Evening with Fred Small
DESCRIPTION:The UUCB Concerts for a Cause series presents the renowned sing
 er-songwriter\, Fred Small\, on Saturday\, November 8th at the Unitarian U
 niversalist Church of Brunswick\, 1 Middle Street\, Brunswick to raise mon
 ey for local charities.\n\nFred Small is a singer\, songwriter\, and song 
 leader whose music inspires\, heals\, and empowers.  His songs illuminate
  the goodness and courage of all kinds of people.\n\nA Unitarian Universal
 ist parish minister for nearly two decades\, Fred is also a singer-songwri
 ter and environmental lawyer.  In 2015 he left parish ministry to devote 
 his energies to organizing for environmental\, racial\, and social justice
 . Currently he is the Minister for Climate Justice at the Arlington Stree
 t Church in Boston and is once again doing concerts for his many fans.\n\n
 Named by Pete Seeger as one of America's best songwriters\, Fred Small "si
 ngs songs of conscience in the tradition of Woody Guthrie\, Phil Ochs\, an
 d Tom Paxton. When you hear Fred's message of love\, unity\, and respect f
 or others and the environment\, you will be lifted and moved by his words 
 and music.\n\nFred’s inclusive lullaby of unconditional love\, “Everyt
 hing Possible\,” has become a standard of LGBT choruses worldwide and is
  now a celebrated children’s picture book. His anthem “Peace Is” is 
 sung in worship\, in schools\, and on the streets. Fred’s classic “The
  Heart of the Appaloosa” celebrates the enduring spirit of the Nez Perce
 .\n\n"The Heart of the Appaloosa" was elected to the All-Time Bluegrass Hi
 t Parade by WAMU Radio in Washington\, DC  In 1992\, Heart Strings\, the 
 nationally touring AIDS-benefit musical\, chose Fred's "Everything Possibl
 e" as its grand finale.  In 2000\, the National Organization of Men again
 st Sexism (NOMAS) honored Fred for his contributions to gender justice.  
 In 2017\, UU Mass Action presented him with the Ruth Rowan Award for his m
 usical contributions to social justice movements.\n\nFred has released sev
 en albums and two songbooks.  He has performed at prestigious folk festiv
 als throughout the United States as well as in Japan\, Australia\, England
 \, and Canada.\n\nTickets are $20 in advance\, $25 at the door\, and $10 f
 or students/children.  Available at the church office (729-8515)\, Gulf o
 f Maine Books\, or online at http://ticketstripe.fredsmall.com.\nBuy Ticke
 ts\n&nbsp\;\n\nListen to Fred Small\nPeace Is\nHeart of the Apaloosa\nEver
 ything Possible (book trailer)
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