GemFest is a concert to battle bullying in schools
Live music and art communities are coming out to support a timely benefit concert to combat bullying in schools, especially for the#LGBT Youth. GemFest takes place this Saturday, October 3rd, at the Old Yellow Cab Building. This event directly benefits GLSEN Greater Dayton and their local anti bullying programs and GSAs in our local schools.
It’s your opportunity to “Stand Up and Be Heard!”! Organizers are excited to display area art work for the youth, and offer an open mic for spoken word, slam poetry, or any form of live music.
Schedule of events: Doors will open for the GemFest Youth event at 10am.
Suggested donation is $3, but $1 with your student ID.
10:00am James Thomas (acoustic)
10:25am Kevin Mabrey and Mike Emmons
11:00am Kyleen Downes (acoustic)
11:30am Kevin Milner (acoustic)
12:00pm Michelle Metzner
12:15pm Jill/Georgia (acoustic-ish)
12:45pm Draco Alexander Evilsizor and Sean Pennington
1:15pm Thundertaker! (Main Event)
