Camp Ten Trees Benefit Concert Saturday, December 3rd

Camp Ten Trees is KEXP's featured Community Partner organization for the month of November 2011!  Celebrate this partnership and Camp Ten Trees by attending a benefit concert on Saturday, December 3rd at Sunset Tavern in Ballard. 
Sunset tavern, 5422 Ballard AVE NW, Seattle,

9pm - 1am

Get your tickets here:  http://tinyurl.com/7qh86am

WHO IS PERFORMING? 
10-10:45 p.m The Anunnaki  
http://www.theanunnaki.com/fr_news.cfm
11-11:45 pm Pony Time  
http://www.facebook.com/ponytime
12:-12:45 am Jordan Cook 
http://www.jordancook.com/

RAFFLE.....RAFFLE.....RAFFLE
Each attendee will get a free entry into the evening's raffle...with an option to purchase additional raffle tickets!
NOTE:  Sunset Tavern is a 21+ establishment.

Camp Ten Trees is a non-profit organization offering the Pacific Northwest's only residential summer camp for children and youth of LGBTQ communities.  Since 2001, Camp Ten Trees summer camp sessions have provided opportunities for campers to strengthen inner courage, make new friends, and develop leadership skills through traditional camp activities and innovative social justice programming.  Camp tuition is sliding scale, and full scholarships are available; no camper has ever been turned away due to lack of funds. 

Learn more about Camp Ten Trees at http://camptentrees.org.

http://www.facebook.com/events/241283599260988/

Lady J to grace Cafe Metropolitan on October 21st for Ingersoll

If the gospel singers looked like Lady J I may have stuck around my church a bit longer.  She apparently has hot vocals to match her appearance.  As for Cafe Metropolitan, I like the location having been to a couple event there.  It has a nice ambiance as one would say.  I thank Ingersoll entirely for this post as I saw it and could not resist temptation by posting it immediately.  Ms T.

On Thursday, October 21 7PM at Cafe Metropolitan on Capital Hill, visionary, avante-garde gospel stylist " Our Lady J" will perform a unique concert to benefit Ingersoll Gender Center's Arts and Lecture series opening in December 2010 with Kate Bornstein. 

We are thrilled to be presenting Our Lady J, vocalist and pianist, to our community for this event.  Based out of New York City, she is a rapidly rising star with a growing reputation.

Here are just a few of the praises being heaped on her:

"Stunning!" - New York Magazine 

"Our Lady J is a monster musician and a great soul.  A great huge heart with a great talent. I must confess: she knocked me out.  I adore her." -- Diamanda Galas

"Our Lady J is the love child of Meat Loaf and Madonna.” - Kate Bornstein

Date and Time: October 21, 2010 7PM
Venue: Cafe Metropolitan, 1701 East Olive Way, Seattle WA
Price: $10.00 advance sales (link below) , $15.00 at the door

Purchase advance tickets at Brown Paper Tickets


Kate Bornstein Ticket Raffle 
This performance is a benefit to jump-start our amazing weekend of events featuring the legendary Kate Bornstein this December 4, 5, and 6.  As if Lady J's musical skills aren't enough, we are sweeteing the pot by raffling tickets to your choice of Kate Bornstein events:  You get your choice of either the Kate Bornstein: Still Dangerous performance (12/5) or Ingersoll's Snowball 2010: Double Diamond holiday party, with special guest Kate Bornstein, (12/4). All Lady J benefit ticket holders get one free raffle ticket.  Additional tickets $1.00

More about Lady J
Our Lady J is known for her visionary gospel styling, powerhouse pianist skills and unforgettable live shows. Along with the Train-To-Kill Gospel Choir, she has been delivering a new testament of post-religious gospel music to sold out crowds at NYC’s Joe’s Pub, The Zipper Factory & Ars Nova Theatre, as well venues all over the world, including London's prestigious South Bank Centre & Soho Theatre, Berlin's Bar Jeder Vernunft, and Ireland’s Electric Picnic Festival.