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Playing for Change - Free Public Screening

Please join Ingrid Boulting, William Aura and myself for a special Free public screening of PLAYING FOR CHANGE, holiday handmade Tibetan jewelry boutique and brief presentation "Destination: Himalaya" by William Aura, producer/founder of Aura Imports, a humanitarian project that supports education for Tibetan refugees. William produced and recorded the segments of PLAYING FOR CHANGE that were filmed in India with the Tibetan and Indian musicians.

Playing for Change - Free Public Screening
(donations accepted)
http://www.playingforchange.com
Thursday Dec. 18, 7pm
Sacred Space Studio
410 Bryant Street Circle Ste. A
Ojai,CA 93023

Posted by Raymond Powers on December 13, 2008 09:03 AM | | | Playing for Change - Free Public Screening

Comments (2)

Bill Moyers did a piece on this movie recently. It looks fantastic. I'm really excited to see that it's going to be in Ojai!

Comment #1 Posted by: Sally | December 14, 2008 07:42 PM

Thanks Sally, I was trying to remember where I saw parts of Playing for Change, and it was on Bill Moyers. I remember now that the next day I was telling my students they had to see it! I highly recommend this movie!

Comment #2 Posted by: Suza | December 14, 2008 09:15 PM

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