As part of the 8th annual
Conference on Peace-Making.

FREE admission

lawn seating*: opens at 6pm

rain or shine

*Blanket area available in front with folding Chairs area behind.
Premium seating for Peace Conference Attendees

Coolers, food, and beverage are not permitted.
Rolling Ridge is  an Alcohol Free Establishment
 
Seating is limited on a first come basis.

Free will offering to benefit
The Indigenous Environmental Network
 

Hailed by Pete Seeger as "one of America's best songwriters," Fred Small sings anthems of conscience in the tradition of Tom Paxton, Phil Ochs, and Holly Near.  Powerful, affecting, and inviting, Fred's songs illuminate the goodness and courage of all kinds of people.  Come ready to sing!
 

 "Big-hearted and inspirational."
 -Mike Joyce, Washington Post

Hailed by Pete Seeger as "one of America's best songwriters," Fred Small sings songs of conscience in the tradition of Pete Seeger, Tom Paxton, and Holly Near.  Powerful, affecting, and inviting, Fred's songs illuminate the goodness and courage of all kinds of people and have been interpreted by many singers around the world.  With 8 albums, the National Organization of Men against Sexism (NOMAS) honored Fred for his contributions to gender justice in 2010, and in 2017, UU Mass Action presented him with the Ruth Rowan Award for his musical contributions to social justice movements. After graduating Phi Beta Kappa from Yale, Fred earned a law degree and a masters in natural resources policy at the University of Michigan.  He wrote his first song in 1974 on the morning of his first law school examination.  In 1980 Fred left his position as staff attorney at the Conservation Law Foundation to pursue his career in music full time.  A graduate of Yale Divinity School, Fred Small now currently serves as Minister for Climate Justice at Arlington Street Church, Boston.