Community Corner
Elvis Rocks the Building Tonight at Bnai Keshet Synagogue
Parents Who Rock invites the community to spend an evening with Elvis or Elvis—as a dazzling array of local musicians interpret the music of either Elvis Presley or Elvis Costello—all for a good cause.
It's happening tonight from 7 to 10 p.m. at the sanctuary at Bnai Keshet Synagogue, 99 South Fullerton Ave., in Montclair, and is open to the the public—adults only. Please leave the kids at home!
Performers include:
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Daniel Brenner and the Halftime Show, Connie and Greg Mattison, David Acosta, Lily Vakili, Aliza Mattensen and Ciaran Kinsella, Blastaw, ays, Ed Carine, Alma Schneider and Brian Saltzman, The Hobo Hootenanny, Jason Didner, Christine Kelly, Stacia Thiel, Paul Ruderman, Thee Volatiles, Carrie Cantor and Malcolm Marsden, John Paul Uva, Mark Egan, Ellen Paretti and Tim O'Connor, Rob Maskin, Jessica Henry and Ken Waitz, Lesley Scammel and Chris Matthews and Adam Laboz.
All proceeds will go to benefit Garden State Equality in Montclair.
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Garden State Equality is New Jersey's largest civil rights organization. Since its founding in 2004, New Jersey has enacted more than 200 state, county and local pro-LGBT laws. Though best know for its successful campaign to win marriage equality in 2013, Garden State Equality has also fought for and won a wide range of other civil rights milestones. Outside of marriage equality, its most recent victory is the Anti-Bullying Bill of RIghts, a law the organization drafted and for which it led a successful statewide campaign. New Jersey now has the strongest Anti-Bullying law in the United States protecting all children both straight and gay.
Don't miss this great Parents Who Rock event!
Admission: $20 online, $25 at the door. BYO refreshments
Click HERE to buy your tickets on the Parents Who Rock web page.
