"The heart that gives-gathers"- Marriane Moore
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“Feel the Earth Move” as Granny Connection celebrates with “Our Endless Love” for African grandmothers for whom we have great “R.E.S.P.E.C.T.”. This rockin' fundraiser features highly acclaimed IU professor Glen Gass who will present an interactive lecture/sing-along featuring many female icons of rock and roll. “Get Ready” for Janis Joplin, Grace Slick, Diana Ross, Aretha Franklin and more of your favorites. Please join us for a light supper and a lively auction before the performance.
A great gift for Mother's Day - Viewpoint Books is the place to buy your tickets for $25. At the door tickets are $30.
“Hey Everybody, Let's Rock” on May 12 at YES Cinema!
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20% OF YOUR BILL WILL GO TO GRANNY CONNECTION BOTH DINE IN DINE OUT, JUST ANNOUNCE TO WAIT STAFF YOU ARE SUPPORTING GRANNY CONNECTION
(An organization helping Grandmothers caring for children who have been orphaned by AIDS)
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The Langston Hughes Project is a multimedia concert performance of Langston Hughes’ kaleidoscopic jazz poem suite titled, Ask Your Mama: Twelve Moods for Jazz. This is Hughes’ homage in verse and music to the struggle for artistic and social freedom at home amid the Harlem Renaissance. Utilizing engaging videography, this concert performance links the words and music of Hughes’ poetry to images of Ask Your Mama’s people, places and events. Together the integration of music, words, sounds and images recreate a magical moment in cultural history. Come and join in that magic!
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A fun family event with music,storytelling and art, celebrating our global family and contrubuting to a hopeful future to those affected by HIV/AIDS
The women in our lives have shaped us in many ways, teaching us resilience, courage, compassion, and forgiveness as well as hope in the face of big challenges. Now you can thank women, both near and far, for their many contributions.
World AIDS Day 2013 is Sponsored by Arts for AIDS and IUPUC, the event is free and open to the public. This is a rare opportunity to view “Fire in the Blood” which is the never-before-told true story of the fight to save millions of lives with AIDS medication.
A fun family event with music,storytelling and art, celebrating our global family and contrubuting to a hopeful future to those affected by HIV/AIDS
Thanks to all who supported the 100th Anniversary of International Women's Day on March 8th, 2011. Our Columbus, Indiana event was a great success! Thank you to Zonta International for partnering with the Grannies for this historic event! Here are some wonderful photos from the event, taken by Trudi M. Smith.
