WE WILL CREATE OUR OWN VENUE AND IT'S GOING TO BE AWESOME!

LOCATION IS KEY ROLE.

STAND BY!

(Photo by Annick Elziere)

  We would like to thank the Berger Performing Arts Center – Arizona State  Schools for the Deaf and the Blind located in Tucson, Arizona for  hosting the 2022 ‘One World Live Music festival’. Our Festival was  canceled because the venue required everyone to wear face-masks inside  of the auditorium. On December 21, 2021, Pima County Board of  Supervisors reinstated a mask mandate for all indoor public places. We  were all caught by surprise and left unfulfilled.   Annick Elzière is full of gratitude and appreciation for all the  awesome musicians who were going to perform on February 26. Thank you  for your understanding and hard-work. Better festivals are yet to come!! 

We would like to thank the  Old Tucson Studios for welcoming Playing For Unity In Diversity Music Festival in their authentic and beautiful old Grand Palace Saloon which is located west of Tucson, Arizona, adjacent to the Tucson Mountains and next to the western portion of Saguaro National Park. Everyone had such a great time listening to so many awesome artists who shared their music. A huge thanks to all musicians who performed on May 17, 2012. We appreciate your time and hard-work. We did not realize we were making SPECIAL MEMORIES together, just because we had a good time!  

We would like to thank Terhune Orchards located in Princeton, New Jersey, for hosting the 2004 ‘NJ Independent Music Festival.’ Everyone enjoyed the venue and the music festival. The ambiance of a music festival sparked a light inside of all who came to enjoy a good time. Artists of different backgrounds and attendees enjoyed themselves at the farm. The energy pulsating through the crowd was so beautiful. A big thank you to all artists who shared their music on that day. You were so cool and made this event exceptional. You are such great artists!  

Cafe Annick located in Flemington, New Jersey, organized and hosted the  1st Music Festival of its kind, in 2003. Nonstop Music went on all day.  Artists displayed their art and crafts in the parking lot. The local  community enjoyed it so much. Thanks a million to all amazing performers  who came to share their work. You were all awesome!  (The business was sold in 2004)