Come see both art-inspired by survivors and art from survivors themselves. Enjoy jazz from recording artist, Barbara Paris. Learn how art plays a role in the healing of survivors and telling the narratives of their injustice. Hear stories of those impacted by human trafficking and their healing. Learn how they define “Beauty is Freedom.” Be challenged to find your place in their stories and dreams.

Suggested ticket donation of $35 for individuals and $50 for couples includes appetizers, wine or beer. An opportunity to give throughout the evening will be presented. Art will also will available for purchase. All money from sales and all donations will go to the restoration and healing of those impacted by this issue.

Mark Simon and Barbara Paris a vibrant duo that will traverse compositions from the American and Brazilian Songbook with some surprises. This venue is so spacious and comfortable and provides great sound and good wine and beer choices. No cover

Barbara Paris and Mark Simon will be performing selections from the American and Brazilian songbook. The venue is an intimate room perfect for guitar and voice. Barbara and Mark have been playing this music for several decades, both recording artists and a true musical connection. Cocktails, beer, Indian food and no cover.