Dear Ones .....
Please join us Friday, June 8, 2012
for BuddhaBirthdayGroove!
7pm until 1am @ Bar Italia
(582 College St, between Bathurst & Ossington)
It's my birthday and I can't think of a better way to celebrate
than with my tribe.
♦ BLISS OUT: at our conscious networking salon ...
♦ GROOVE: to the soulful world music grooves
for dancing & dreaming of Gary Diggins &
the Sonica Collective ...
♦ ENJOY: the unique bellydancing style of
Aleha Darabaka (Angela Allain) ...
♦ JOIN: a heart centered meditation @ 10pm
with Darren Hall & Hilary Bowring
♦ RELISH: delicious healthy snacks for sale
(gluten free grilled cheese anyone??)
♦ PARTAKE in: a varied and reasonable cash bar.
♦ MEET: a divine mix of interesting and interested
people, wonderful ambiance and vendors with
eco-appropriate offerings.
10% of proceeds go to help feed the hungry in Burkina Faso, Africa
Buddha Groove ॐ 3.25.12
Dance ♪ Eat ✰ Connect ♥ Play
Remember we can change the world......
Enjoy... and please pass this on to share.....
Peace,
Helen Goldstein
http://BuddhaGroove032512.Eventbrite.ca/
About the Band:
The Blues Angels lead vocalist and guitarist Jordan John, at age 26 has shared stages with Jeff Healey, Prince, and many others. Jordan combines a warm, soulful and melodic voice with an astonishingly full range of guitar stylings...
Rock and Roll Hall of fame bassist Prakash John has recorded and toured with George Clinton, Lou Reed, Alice Cooper, James Brown, The Blues Brothers and Junior Wells...and the funkiest band ever, The Lincolns.
Jordan is about to be signed by David Foster to a 6 album (6) U.S. deal. Check out the youtube video of Jordan opening for Aretha Franklin at last year's Toronto Jazz Festival!
Thank you for coming out!
Sunday, March 25, 2012
at the newly renovated Monarch Tavern
(12 Clinton St.)
Prosad our resident Sitar-Hero:
http://BuddhaGroove032512.Eventbrite.ca/Prosad has spent the last three years inspiring audiences onto the dance floor with his mystical “Trance Sitar” grooves. After studying Classical Sitar both in Toronto and while traveling through India, Prosad had a vision to fuse Classical Indian Sitar Ragas with edgy electronic beats, live percussion, didgeridoo, flute and vocals to create a unique style called “Trance Sitar”.
Buddha Groove is hosted by Helen Goldstein
Co-sponsored by:
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