The Town of Plymouth’s No Place for Hate Committee is pleased to announce the return of its “Standing on the Side of Love” Coffee House, to be held on Saturday, May 6th. It will again be held at the Church of the Pilgrimage’s Allerton Hall, in Town Square. The event will run from 7-11 PM and is again free of charge and open to the public. This is a Family-Friendly event. Non-alcoholic beverages and assorted munchies will be served.
Entertainment for the evening will be provided by local musicians and spoken-word artists. Headliners include Fred Meltzer, Jeff Rosen, Ilene Springer, and Karen Woodhall. Several spots are still available; any performers who would like to appear should contact Fred Meltzer at [email protected]. All artists are performing free of charge.
Raffles with items including gift certificates to local restaurants and merchants will be drawn during the evening.
All proceeds will support the Committee’s Outstanding Citizenship Award. For the past five years this award has been presented to local high school students who have made valuable contributions to our community in keeping with the Committee’s mission statement. For more information about No Place for Hate or the Award, visit www.plymouthnoplaceforhate.org or Facebook.com/PlymouthNPFH/.
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