All Together Now! Music Festival

ELPC members Ted Cmarada and Susan Spangler have organized the All Together Now! Music Festival to benefit our immigrant community. The festival will be held Thursday–Sunday, August 7–10, at various venues around Pittsburgh.

All proceeds will go to the Collaborative for Immigrant Impact to help immigrants access legal services, housing, healthcare, education, English classes, career development, food assistance, and more, ensuring our immigrant neighbors have the opportunity to thrive. The Collaborative for Immigrant Impact is a network of 20, Pittsburgh-based organizations that serve as a critical safety net for more than 20,000 immigrants in our community.

The festival concludes on Sunday, August 10, 3 pm, with An Afternoon of Storytelling and Multicultural Music and Dance in the ELPC Sanctuary. This free event will feature multi-cultural performances of music and dance from Afghanistan, Ukraine, Mexico, Brazil and Bhutan; storytelling of the immigrant experience in Pittsburgh; speakers from the Collaborative for Immigrant Impact, a colorful array of community richness; and, an address and special proclamation by Mayor Ed Gainey. This will be a true gathering of community with neighbors old and new celebrating the power of coming All Together Now in support of one another.

Visit alltogetherpgh.com for a schedule of events and ticket prices, the listing of bands and artists, to purchase tickets and t-shirts, and to make a donation.