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It’s that time of year, Threaders! Spring has finally sprung and it’s time to enjoy the view at Park Tavern. The festival season has officially begun, and there’s never been a better time to join the MyDailyThread crew on the green. Pamoja Penda supports an amazing cause and there’s an equally amazing array of music, arts and shopping to match.
Sunday, March 28, the people of Atlanta have a chance to support the Ugandan community and have a ton of fun to boot! Hosted by the Ugandan American Partnership Organization (UAPO), Pamoja Penda is a green music and arts festival celebrating the grassroots development work being done across Africa.
The music line up begins at 2 p.m. on a solar powered stage provided by Tree Sound Studios and will be rocking rain or shine as always at Park Tavern. Featured bands include John Pringle, The Pamoja Penda Family Band (featuring Christian Haberkern, Paul Hudson, Lauren Moses and members of Followed by Static), Drum Cafe, Matthew Mayfield, Micah Dalton, Junior League, the Futurebirds and Yacht Rock for the finale.
“Fifteen dollars gets me all this?!” you say. That’s right, but Pamoja Penda isn’t finished with you yet. The non-profit group will also be screening several documentary films throughout the day, including Upbeat, Mothers of a Nation and Changing the Game. Changing the Game, a film about Grassroot Soccer (GRS), was founded by Survivor Africa winner Ethan Zohn and ties in with another event beginning at noon. Come early to play in the Lose the Shoes Barefoot Soccer Tournament - entry fees for the tournament go to support GRS’ mission, which is to provide African youth with the knowledge, life skills and support to live HIV free. Upbeat is about the African Children’s Choir, and Mothers of a Nation is both a film and photography exhibition about a group of empowered Ugandan women living with HIV and their fight for survival through sustainable farming methods.
Sunday, March 28, the people of Atlanta have a chance to support the Ugandan community and have a ton of fun to boot! Hosted by the Ugandan American Partnership Organization (UAPO), Pamoja Penda is a green music and arts festival celebrating the grassroots development work being done across Africa.
The music line up begins at 2 p.m. on a solar powered stage provided by Tree Sound Studios and will be rocking rain or shine as always at Park Tavern. Featured bands include John Pringle, The Pamoja Penda Family Band (featuring Christian Haberkern, Paul Hudson, Lauren Moses and members of Followed by Static), Drum Cafe, Matthew Mayfield, Micah Dalton, Junior League, the Futurebirds and Yacht Rock for the finale.
“Fifteen dollars gets me all this?!” you say. That’s right, but Pamoja Penda isn’t finished with you yet. The non-profit group will also be screening several documentary films throughout the day, including Upbeat, Mothers of a Nation and Changing the Game. Changing the Game, a film about Grassroot Soccer (GRS), was founded by Survivor Africa winner Ethan Zohn and ties in with another event beginning at noon. Come early to play in the Lose the Shoes Barefoot Soccer Tournament - entry fees for the tournament go to support GRS’ mission, which is to provide African youth with the knowledge, life skills and support to live HIV free. Upbeat is about the African Children’s Choir, and Mothers of a Nation is both a film and photography exhibition about a group of empowered Ugandan women living with HIV and their fight for survival through sustainable farming methods.
Get half off tickets to Pamoja Penda Music and Arts Festival at Park Tavern. Threaders can get their tickets now for only $15! That’s half off the current $30 value right now, but tickets will be $35 the day of the event and at the door, so you early birds will truly get the worm!
| Redemption Location | Pamoja Penda Event at Park Tavern |
| Redemption Address |
Corner of 10th and Monroe 500 10th St. NE Atlanta, GA 3030 |
| Redemption Phone | |
| Redemption Website | www.parktavern.com Or www.pamojapenda.org |
Support the people of Uganda and have a ton of fun to boot! The Pamoja Penda Music and Arts Festival takes place Saturday, March 28 at Park Tavern in Midtown.
