“The Divine Feminine is this unseen dimension of soul to which we are connected through our instincts, our feelings, and the longing imagination of our heart.” 

Faces of Love Concert: Celebrating the Divine Feminine February 14, 2015 8:00 PM
Ethical Society of St. Louis, 9001 Clayton Rd., St. Louis 63117

Tickets: $25 General Admission
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Ticket Outlets:
Macro Sun International
1310 Washington Ave. (Downtown) and 6273 Delmar in the Loop. 314- 421-6400

Mystic Valley
7241 Manchester Rd. 314-645-3336.
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Pre-Concert Fundraising Event:
Candlelights, Chocolate and Champagne With A Purpose - 7:00 PM (Reservations Only)

Chance to Win $50 Dinner Certificate or 1 Night Stay at the Moonrise if you attend fundraiser.

The 18th Annual FACES OF LOVE CONCERT features diverse and extraordinary female musicians, dancers and singers whose performances are both spiritual and contemporary arousing our deepest emotions and instincts.

Aska Kaneko, an internationally known Japanese violinist/composer and member of the group Gaia Cuatro is teaming up with Jasnam Daya Singh (Weber Iago), a Brazilian pianist and composer as the featured artists. Joining them are Amy Camie, professional harpist and award winning recording artist and Ruth Latchison Nichols recognized as one of the leading Gospel singers in the region. St. Louis based Leverage Dance Theater, under the direction of Diana Barrios Whitman, will accompany several of the musical performances with original choreography and dance created especially for this event. All of these spectacular artists share a commitment to internal harmony and universal peace through the vehicle of music ranging from classical to jazz, new age to gospel and a contemporary form of sacred music given the artists intention to touch your soul with sounds that heal, arouse compassion and connect to the divine feminine. (Visit “OnStage” Page for artist profiles)

This is a concert that celebrates women and all who love them!

Join us for the Candlelights, Chocolate and Champagne With a Purpose fundraiser that will feature delicious chocolate desserts and champagne at 7:00 PM. Your donations will support the original play Black and Blue by Lee Patton Chiles. This play explores the complicated and important relationship between the African American community and the Police. Inspired by events in Ferguson the play promotes healing. Patton will share how the play is being developed.

Reservations Only. Call 314-721-6556 or email us at info@gitana-inc.org Recommended minimum donation $20/per person. (Tax Deductible with acknowledgement of donation) Those attending this fundraiser will have the opportunity to win a free one night stay at the fabulous Moonrise Hotel in the Loop or win a $50 Certificate for their Eclipse Restaurant.

BLACK AND BLUE - Written by Lee Patton Chiles - May/June 2015
Missouri History Museum May 22-24, Kranzberg Arts Center May 29-31
Other Venues to be Announced

Gitana is bringing this play to the St. Louis Public at no cost to encourage healing and understanding between our community and the Police.

Recent events in Ferguson have ruptured the denial that many had about the state of race relations and equal justice under the law in our region. This is an original play that will explore the complexity of the relationship between the African American community and Police who are charged with keeping us safe and secure. The play will be based on a compilation of interviews with policemen and members of the African American community. Community representatives from Ferguson will join professional actors on stage.

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