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Rolling Bay Hall

From Alaska to Amazonas

Join us for a richly layered evening of music, spoken word poetry, visual art, and resistance drawn from two Native cultures.

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From Alaska to Amazonas
From Alaska to Amazonas

Time & Location

Sep 30, 2023, 7:30 PM

Rolling Bay Hall, 10598 NE Valley Rd, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110, USA

About the Event

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Join us for a richly layered evening of music, spoken word poetry, visual art, and resistance drawn from two Native cultures—the Tlingit people of southern Alaska and the Indigenous Brazilian people of the Amazon. Co-created by Nahaan, Tlingit artist of multiple genres and Indigenous activist, and by Adriana Giordano, Seattle’s premier Brazilian vocalist, and concert producer, this event will emphasize experience over concept, leading you on an exploration of the paths of Native peoples as they navigate, and resist, the challenges of colonization and climate change.

Expect powerful storytelling and visuals from Nahaan, who lives and creates art in both traditional Tlingit culture and resistance culture—from ceremonial tattooing to carving and formline art—and allies himself with the Land Back movement.  Adriana, accompanied by stellar Seattle musicians from different genres, will provide an immersive music and sound experience that evokes the Amazon and Indigenous tribal culture, drawing on recordings of tribal songs, as well as other Brazilian musical genres. This musical mosaic will provide the sensory grounding for the evening and will highlight transitions in the shifts between Indigenous Brazilian and Tlingit culture.  The band: Nahaan – vocals, spoken word Adriana Giordano – vocals, triangle and other percussion instruments Gabe Hall-Rodrigues – piano and accordion Julian Weisman – double bass Jeff Busch – percussion

Nahaan's website: https://www.indigenousresistance.com/

Adriana Giordano: https://www.instagram.com/adrianagiordanovocalist/

Sat Sep 30, 2023

Rolling Bay Hall, Bainbridge Island

Doors open for bar & seating at 7pm, Show starts promptly at 7:30pm

General Admission $25

Kids, Teens, & People with Disabilities $10.00

This show is in-the-round. Seats are reserved for those who need them most. 

Living with COVID Policy

Proof of Vax not  required. Masks are optional.

Heated outdoor canopied space for  mask-free and beverage enjoyment for those who prefer it. If you're  feeling symptomatic, take a COVID test, or stay home for good measure.  If you're on the fence and don't want to miss, please wear a mask. WEAVE  is a judgment-free zone.

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