'Give Us Your Poor' Benefit Concert

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Hours:	8:00 pm
Ages:	Kids, Teens, Adults
In/Outdoor:	Indoor
Cost:	$$ see below
Category:	Music & Concerts

The 'Give Us Your Poor' concert will be a night to remember. The exclusive appearances by Natalie Merchant, Mighty Sam McClain, Greek Tenor Mario Frangoulis and others including previously homeless musicians who perform on the Give US Your Poor CD will be exciting and at the same time, deeply moving. Accompanying the concert, there will be stunning large, framed portraits of homeless people by photographer Lynn Blodgett.

The concert features three of the most amazing voices in the music industry, as well as formerly homeless musicians from the Give US Your Poor CD, compelling stories, video messages, and a spoken word poem from also on the Give US Your Poor CD by poet Julia Dinsmore. There will be scholarship announcements by the Horatio Alger Association and other surprises. Parking is available, as well as a safe and secure environment.

COST

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Tickets range from $25 - $110; There are also VIP packages available

WEBSITE

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www.giveusyourpoor.org/events/concert.php

LOCATION

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543 Columbia Road, Dorchester, MA, 02125 map
Phone: (617) 282-8000

* From South: Take I-93 North to exit 15, Coulmbia Road. Left at the bottom of ramp to third set of lights. There is a Kentucky Fried Chicken / Store 24 on the corner. Turn left onto Columbia Road. Go through two sets of lights, the Strand is on the left, just past Bank of America.

* From North: Take I-93 South to exit 15, Coulmbia Road. Right at the bottom of ramp to third set of lights. There is a Kentucky Fried Chicken / Store 24 on the corner. Turn left onto Columbia Road. Go through two sets of lights, the Strand is on the left, just past Bank of America.

* From West: Mass Pike (I-90) east into Boston, to I-93 south. Follow 'From the NORTH' directions.

* From Jamaica Plain/ Brookline: Take the JamaicaWay south to the Arborway. Go over the bridge at Forrest Hills to the rotary. Go 3/4 around the rotary and turn into Franklin Park. Go through the park, and turn left onto Blue Hill Avenue. Go about 50 yards, then make a right onto Columbia Road. The Strand is about 1 1/3 miles down on the right, just past the Strand Pharmacy.