“ As a working artist and arts advocate, I know deeply and passionately how important it is for America to have an elevated spotlight on the power of arts to help make us more human and connected to each other,” said Paula Boggs, a musician and public speaker, in a statement to The Washington Post. “Our Committee resigned honorably in 2017 but now it’s time for this Committee to get to work. I feel joy.” - Paula Boggs
“The band has grown to seven members. Boggs, the lead vocalist who plays guitar and ukulele, says she finds inspiration for songs in many places, including her love for her spouse, whom Boggs sings about in "A Finer Thread" and "Thirty More Years and a Day." But she keeps coming back to the idea of an American story, and whose stories get to count as American.” - Molly Englund
We’re excited to play famed Jazz Alley for first time in support of Legal Foundation of Washington and access to justice, civil legal aid for immigrants, tenants, victims of domestic and elder abuse, consumer fraud and other unmet legal needs of those otherwise unable to afford a lawyer.
Cover Girl! Thank you Lavender Magazine and Happy Pride🌈
