Thu May 17, 2018
Sing Me Back Home - a Fundraiser for The Gubbio Project
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at Kelly Cullen Community Auditorium
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JOIN US FOR AN AMAZING NIGHT
IN CELEBRATION OF THE GUBBIO PROJECT
Diana Gameros + A Surprise Guest present
"Sing Me Back Home"
An evening inspried by Diana's recent album Arrullo (Lullaby in Spanish)
"Her voice has a remarkable expressive range. She's at once strong and breathy - in an instant, wounded and boldly searching."
- NPR
WHO IS GUBBIO?
The Gubbio Project is housed at St. Boniface Church in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood and at St. John the Evangelist Church in the Mission neighborhood, which combined, hold over half of the City’s homeless population. The Project currently provides critical services to an average of 320 individuals per day through a highly unique and successful model that combines social justice, peer support, and harm reduction. At the center of Gubbio’s programming is Sacred Sleep, where our guests are provided with a safe, clean place to sleep on the pews of St. Boniface Church from 6 am—2 pm and the mats on the Sanctuary floor at St. John’s from 6 am–12 pm, Monday through Friday.
WHO IS DIANA?
Among the Bay Area’s bustling music scene is singer-guitarist- social activist Diana Gameros, an artist who’s quickly caught the attention of national media as well as acclaimed musicians (i.e. La Santa Cecilia, Natalie Lafourcade, Bebel Gilberto, Taylor Mac, San Francisco Symphony) who’ve been drawn to her singular music and intrigued by her life story. Deeply versatile in expression, Diana hypnotizes with solo voice and guitar, brings audiences to their feet with her brass and bass trio, and soars like a bird with symphony orchestras. Singing mostly in Spanish, she creates authentic, inspiring music at the borderlands between cultures, languages, and genres. From the age of 13, Gameros has resided in the United States, and for much of that time, she’s been an undocumented immigrant. Now with legal status through a work permit and a green card on the way, Gameros writes a love letter to her homeland with 13 standout renditions of classic Mexican songs on her latest album, Arrullo, in anticipation of soon returning to Ciudad Juárez, Mexico. Diana’s songs and story have been featured on NPR’s All Songs Considered, NPR’s Alt. Latino Podcast, Public Radio International – The World and PBS Newshour.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO COME BUT DON'T WANT TO PAY EVENTBRITE'S FEES?
Email us at [email protected] to arrange for purchasing tickets in cash, checks, etc.
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IN CELEBRATION OF THE GUBBIO PROJECT
Diana Gameros + A Surprise Guest present
"Sing Me Back Home"
An evening inspried by Diana's recent album Arrullo (Lullaby in Spanish)
"Her voice has a remarkable expressive range. She's at once strong and breathy - in an instant, wounded and boldly searching."
- NPR
WHO IS GUBBIO?
The Gubbio Project is housed at St. Boniface Church in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood and at St. John the Evangelist Church in the Mission neighborhood, which combined, hold over half of the City’s homeless population. The Project currently provides critical services to an average of 320 individuals per day through a highly unique and successful model that combines social justice, peer support, and harm reduction. At the center of Gubbio’s programming is Sacred Sleep, where our guests are provided with a safe, clean place to sleep on the pews of St. Boniface Church from 6 am—2 pm and the mats on the Sanctuary floor at St. John’s from 6 am–12 pm, Monday through Friday.
WHO IS DIANA?
Among the Bay Area’s bustling music scene is singer-guitarist- social activist Diana Gameros, an artist who’s quickly caught the attention of national media as well as acclaimed musicians (i.e. La Santa Cecilia, Natalie Lafourcade, Bebel Gilberto, Taylor Mac, San Francisco Symphony) who’ve been drawn to her singular music and intrigued by her life story. Deeply versatile in expression, Diana hypnotizes with solo voice and guitar, brings audiences to their feet with her brass and bass trio, and soars like a bird with symphony orchestras. Singing mostly in Spanish, she creates authentic, inspiring music at the borderlands between cultures, languages, and genres. From the age of 13, Gameros has resided in the United States, and for much of that time, she’s been an undocumented immigrant. Now with legal status through a work permit and a green card on the way, Gameros writes a love letter to her homeland with 13 standout renditions of classic Mexican songs on her latest album, Arrullo, in anticipation of soon returning to Ciudad Juárez, Mexico. Diana’s songs and story have been featured on NPR’s All Songs Considered, NPR’s Alt. Latino Podcast, Public Radio International – The World and PBS Newshour.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO COME BUT DON'T WANT TO PAY EVENTBRITE'S FEES?
Email us at [email protected] to arrange for purchasing tickets in cash, checks, etc.
JOIN US FOR AN AMAZING NIGHT
IN CELEBRATION OF THE GUBBIO PROJECT
Diana Gameros + A Surprise Guest present
"Sing Me Back Home"
An evening inspried by Diana's recent album Arrullo (Lullaby in Spanish)
"Her voice has a remarkable expressive range. She's at once strong and breathy - in an instant, wounded and boldly searching."
- NPR
WHO IS GUBBIO?
The Gubbio Project is housed at St. Boniface Church in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood and at St. John the Evangelist Church in the Mission neighborhood, which combined, hold over half of the City’s homeless population. The Project currently provides critical services to an average of 320 individuals per day through a highly unique and successful model that combines social justice, peer support, and harm reduction. At the center of Gubbio’s programming is Sacred Sleep, where our guests are provided with a safe, clean place to sleep on the pews of St. Boniface Church from 6 am—2 pm and the mats on the Sanctuary floor at St. John’s from 6 am–12 pm, Monday through Friday.
WHO IS DIANA?
Among the Bay Area’s bustling music scene is singer-guitarist- social activist Diana Gameros, an artist who’s quickly caught the attention of national media as well as acclaimed musicians (i.e. La Santa Cecilia, Natalie Lafourcade, Bebel Gilberto, Taylor Mac, San Francisco Symphony) who’ve been drawn to her singular music and intrigued by her life story. Deeply versatile in expression, Diana hypnotizes with solo voice and guitar, brings audiences to their feet with her brass and bass trio, and soars like a bird with symphony orchestras. Singing mostly in Spanish, she creates authentic, inspiring music at the borderlands between cultures, languages, and genres. From the age of 13, Gameros has resided in the United States, and for much of that time, she’s been an undocumented immigrant. Now with legal status through a work permit and a green card on the way, Gameros writes a love letter to her homeland with 13 standout renditions of classic Mexican songs on her latest album, Arrullo, in anticipation of soon returning to Ciudad Juárez, Mexico. Diana’s songs and story have been featured on NPR’s All Songs Considered, NPR’s Alt. Latino Podcast, Public Radio International – The World and PBS Newshour.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO COME BUT DON'T WANT TO PAY EVENTBRITE'S FEES?
Email us at [email protected] to arrange for purchasing tickets in cash, checks, etc.
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IN CELEBRATION OF THE GUBBIO PROJECT
Diana Gameros + A Surprise Guest present
"Sing Me Back Home"
An evening inspried by Diana's recent album Arrullo (Lullaby in Spanish)
"Her voice has a remarkable expressive range. She's at once strong and breathy - in an instant, wounded and boldly searching."
- NPR
WHO IS GUBBIO?
The Gubbio Project is housed at St. Boniface Church in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood and at St. John the Evangelist Church in the Mission neighborhood, which combined, hold over half of the City’s homeless population. The Project currently provides critical services to an average of 320 individuals per day through a highly unique and successful model that combines social justice, peer support, and harm reduction. At the center of Gubbio’s programming is Sacred Sleep, where our guests are provided with a safe, clean place to sleep on the pews of St. Boniface Church from 6 am—2 pm and the mats on the Sanctuary floor at St. John’s from 6 am–12 pm, Monday through Friday.
WHO IS DIANA?
Among the Bay Area’s bustling music scene is singer-guitarist- social activist Diana Gameros, an artist who’s quickly caught the attention of national media as well as acclaimed musicians (i.e. La Santa Cecilia, Natalie Lafourcade, Bebel Gilberto, Taylor Mac, San Francisco Symphony) who’ve been drawn to her singular music and intrigued by her life story. Deeply versatile in expression, Diana hypnotizes with solo voice and guitar, brings audiences to their feet with her brass and bass trio, and soars like a bird with symphony orchestras. Singing mostly in Spanish, she creates authentic, inspiring music at the borderlands between cultures, languages, and genres. From the age of 13, Gameros has resided in the United States, and for much of that time, she’s been an undocumented immigrant. Now with legal status through a work permit and a green card on the way, Gameros writes a love letter to her homeland with 13 standout renditions of classic Mexican songs on her latest album, Arrullo, in anticipation of soon returning to Ciudad Juárez, Mexico. Diana’s songs and story have been featured on NPR’s All Songs Considered, NPR’s Alt. Latino Podcast, Public Radio International – The World and PBS Newshour.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO COME BUT DON'T WANT TO PAY EVENTBRITE'S FEES?
Email us at [email protected] to arrange for purchasing tickets in cash, checks, etc.
show less
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Kelly Cullen Community Auditorium
220 Golden Gate Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94102
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