Native Poet/Activist John Trudell--Exclusive Bay Area Concert

The acclaimed Native American poet and indigenous rights activist, John Trudell will be previewing a soon-to-be-released double CD during this two-night performance featuring Trudell’s new collection of poetic works set to the compelling soundscapes of longtime collaborators, Bad Dog and Quiltman. Each night’s performance will be unique and will showcase music from one CD.
Doors open at 7:00 p.m. All performances begin promptly at 8:00 p.m with opening music written and performed by Ricky Eckstein, Mark Shark and Billy Watts of Bad Dog.

Seating is limited to 100. Advance ticket purchase is highly recommended. $30/per night or $50/two nights.

To purchase tickets online visit http://www.larkspurcafetheatre.com or contact the Theatre at 415-924-6107.

This exclusive appearance is the finale of a Northern California world premiere.

Presented by Larkspur Café Theatre in association with the California Indian Museum and Cultural Center and About Time Associates.

Other No. California dates and venues are as follows:
April 6 & 7 - AREA 101, Laytonville, CA
April 8 & 9 - Anderson Valley Grange Hall, Philo, CA
Doors open at 7 p.m. Show Starts at 8:00 p.m.
Call (707) 984-7286 for more info and Advanced Reservations
AREA 101 is Located 10 miles N. of Laytonville between Spyrock and Bell Springs Roads / Camping is available