Bianca De Leon in Concert

Dear Friends of Bihl Haus Arts,Just a quick reminder about TWO special events TODAY, Saturday, April 28t: Austin's BIANCA DE LEON in concert @ Bihl Haus at 7 pm this evening, and  the day-time "First Amendment Celebration!" at TriPoint.  See below for more details.  Both events are free and open to the public, so please bring some friends and forward this message.TODAY, 12:30-4:30 pm @ TriPoint: Join Bihl Haus at TriPoint, 3233 N. St. Mary's, 12:30-4:30 pm for the 2nd Annual "First Amendment Day Celebration!" Organized by the San Antonio Chapter of Americans United for Separation of Church & State (AUSA), this celebration reclaims the spirit of individual liberty that is at the heart of what it means to be an American. Keynote speaker is REV. BARRY W. LYNN, Executive Director of Americans United, Washington, D.C.  Festivities include additional guest speakers, live music, with a powerful song by Austin's Bianca De Leon (see below), information booths from a broad spectrum of SA non-profits, including Bihl Haus Arts, and other activities. Food & drink is available for purchase at the TriPoint cafe.TONIGHT, 7 pm @ Bihl Haus: Then come to the Bihl Haus at 7 pm this evening for a full concert, co-sponsored by AUSA,by singer-songwriter BIANCA DE LEON with guitarist John Inmon. On her fourth album Love, Guns, and Money,"the music is stellar, the mood shines like the moon. The telepathic brilliance of . . . John Inmon (lead guitar) gleams. Bianca’s voice smolders, hovers, strikes, lies down with you, stands up to you, strokes you, pierces you, and makes the whole recording the strikingly personal experience that it is" - Robert Earl Hardy. The cover "features a photo of her standing in front of a Dutch club’s chalkboard that reads ‘de Texaanse Troubadour Bianca DeLeon.’ she’s much better known in Europe than in Texas. . . . DeLeon is rooted in and lives in two different worlds, the Texas-Mexico borderlands in which she was born and raised, . . . and the national and international singer-songwriter venue circuit, . . . she’s a bit different from your average troubadour. How many of them could write “I Sang Patsy Cline (“the Night Noriega Fell’)?"-3rd Coast Music –John Conquest. Special guest this evening will be Rev. Barry W. Lynn.Hope to see you on today!Kellen