06/10/2024
The Hull-House Museum will partner with the and to present: Civic Engagement or Bust! Stories, Songs and a Meal for Collective Joy! Join us June 21st for this community-building event where we'll share a meal, hear some stories and be led in collective song by . Vision in the Rhythm is fueled by the creative force of brothers Pat, Mike, and John Williams. With the recent addition of Nick Stankus, a virtuoso guitarist, and mentor, alongside Timmy Williams, their saxophonist cousin, the band's evolving chemistry stays within its family roots. Their music draws inspiration from a diverse spectrum, covering genres including folk, Irish, blues, and reggae.
For Civic Songs, Civic Stories, Vision is joined by their good friend Tukkiman, the acclaimed Senegalese singer, songwriter, sound engineer, and producer, whose musical style is melodic, powerful, and knows no borders. Alongside this musical family, special guests Akemi Han and Victoria Boateng perform. This event is alcohol-free and open to all ages.
It's FREE with an RSVP, find out more at the !
The image: Dick Gregory participates in a demonstration in front of McCormick Place where Lyndon B. Johnson is visiting regarding the decision of the city administration to retain Chicago Public Schools Superintendent Benjamin Willis, Chicago, Illinois.
(ST-17600248, Chicago Sun-Times Collection, Chicago History Museum)
