An evening of live music, art, incredible food, drinks, community & dance.
Doors open from 5:30pm.
The evening opens with a Photography Exhibition by Herberto Smith & Annie Pfingst.
The night will be MCD by local legend Mandy Nolan, with specials guests and live music from singer-songwriter Hannah Pearl, and the powerful sounds of The Seeding, in collaboration with Northern Rivers Friends of Palestine.
Delicious Palestinian Food from the Pali Kitchen, a licensed bar as well as Elixirs will be available too.
Hannah Pearl is a local an artist whose music weaves together the warmth of sweet honey pop with tantalizing hints of Latin, soul, and blues. With a sultry voice smooth enough to serenade a cup of coffee, Hannah’s heartfelt tunes leave listeners feeling warm, connected and touched.
From the bustling streets of Osaka to the lively corners of Granada and Berlin, she has graced a variety of stages, performing at festivals, weddings, and even street corners—proving that no gig is too small for her captivating presence. Her big break came on The Voice of Germany, where she performed for a TV audience of 8 million viewers.
Her work showcases a unique ability to blend captivating lyrics with enchanting melodies, resonating deeply with her fans. With a textured, sultry voice, her music touches the heart, and her diverse covers ensure there’s something for everyone in her repertoire.
The Seeding creates more than music – they offer medicine. With every song they open portals to truth, to grief, to beauty, to love.
More than just a band, they are a voice for this moment in history.
Their sound pulses with urgency, passion, and unfiltered truth.
As artists, they hold a mirror to the world and a torch for what is possible.
Their music is protest and prayer, art and activism – created not for passive consumption but for active transformation.
They write from the front lines of emotion and experience, where personal healing meets planetary justice.
Their message transcends borders and beliefs, calling each listener into deeper self-reflection and collective healing. In a time of great unraveling, The Seeding sings to the thread of hope, and invites us all to weave a new world, inside out.
This is a licensed event. No BYO.
All funds raised from this event will support Artists4Humankind, a non-profit initiative empowering young people living under occupation, in war zones, or in conditions of extreme hardship to reclaim voice, agency and dignity through creative expression. Through photography, music, theatre and visual arts, they are supported to tell their own stories and to be seen and heard on their own terms.