https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXJkLPaqL9k The World Premier of Living In A Rich Man's World Music Video will be Saturday, April 23, 2016, 7 PM, at Selvamar Studios in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Film Directed by Bob Trench. Music and Lyrics by Larry Long. Sound Recording Produced by Melvin James. Living
Join Larry Long and Joe Savage for an evening of stories and songs benefiting the Huntingtonâs Disease Society of America (HDSA), started by Woody Guthrie's wife Marjorie in 1967. May 14, 2016 ⢠7:00 pm, doors open at 6:15 Celtic Junction | 836 Prior Ave.
Join Kent Nerburn and Larry Long on Friday, February 19, 2016, 7:00 - 8:30 PM for an evening of songs, stories and music that expresses how their time with First Nations peoples has changed their hearts and transformed their lives. Larry Long, a long-time friend of
DeGalynn Wade Sanders continues to battle cancer. So her friends, family and well known Minnesota musicians are stepping up to help lift her spirits and defray mounting medical and related expenses. Join us at Pepito's Cantina on January 20, 2016 from 5:30 to 10:00 pm
Larry Long and Waubanewquay, Lead Woman singer for Center Fire in the Three Fires Midewiwin (Heartway) will be ushering in 2016 in ceremony, story and song on December 31st at Gandhi Mahal Restaurant in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Address: 3009 27th Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55406 (612)
On Friday, November 20th Larry Long's American Roots Revue will feature a line up that includes Grammy winning fingerpicker Pat Donohue, well known for his almost 20 years as the guitarist and songwriter on "A Prairie Home Companion." Donohue joins award-winning singer-songwriter and community builder
Smithsonian Folkways Recording Artist, activist, community-builder and troubadour, Larry Long, brings his popular American Roots Revue series to the Big Top in a multi-cultural celebration of the music of this country. Joining Larry on Thursday, September 10th, are Anishinabe and Oneida Hip-Hop Artist, Tall Paul;
The East Side Freedom Library will celebrate Labor Day weekend with a âcelebration of the arts in laborâ Saturday, Sept. 5th. Highlights of the program include live music by Larry Long & Tou Saiko Lee; a puppet show by Maria Asp of the Childrenâs Theater
Larry Long will be performing with Dan Chouinard, Prudence Johnson, and Jearlyn Steele for an evening of community, inspiration, and music to support the work of two vital organizations working for environmental justice and sustainability: Neighborhoods Organizing for Change (NOC) and MN350. This Moment: The emergence
Larry Long will be bringing Elders' Wisdom, Children's Song process to the Racial Equity Leadership Institute in St. Paul, Minnesota this summer from June 13 - 24. High School students will gain training and service hours that will help them develop skills to further
Celebrating the publishing of over ten Community Celebration of Place student-illustrated books through Young Publishers this school year, along with the CD release of Honoring Men of Color by Young Men of Color from Lucy Craft Laney Community School in Minneapolis, and the viewing of
Lucy Craft Laney Community School will host an Eldersâ Wisdom, Childrenâs Song celebration with Larry Long honoring three community elders on Wednesday, May 27, 2015, 1:30 PM â 2:30 PM. Address: 3333 Penn Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55412. This yearâs theme is
Larry Long will be joining Anne Feeney, Bucky Halker, Lil' Rev, JP Wright, Jan Hammarlund, Paul Metsa, Emmett Doyle, and the Twin Cities Labor Chrous to celebrate Joe Hill! WHERE: EAST SIDE FREEDOM LIBRARY, 1105 GREENBRIER STREET, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA WHEN: SUNDAY, MAY 10,
Larry Long will be honoring the writings of Louise Erdrich in story and song at the historic Marine Village Hall in downtown Marine on the St. Croix in Minnesota. Joining Larry will be Joe Savage (master musician & Anishinaabe quillworker) and Jacqueline Long (reading selective
Youth of Sumner Library Presents: âShake It Off! Stomp It Down!â in honor of Jerry Blue. Featuring: Larry Long (Troubadour), Abdulkadir Said (Somali Composer), Nothando Zulu (Master Storyteller), Joe Savage (Musician & Ojibwe Artist), and Joe Davis (Spoken Word).  Thursday, March 26, 5 PM â 6 PM Sumner Library:
The Twin Cities observance of the 1965 Selma March will be held March 8th, 2-4 p.m., beginning at the State Capitol and ending at Central Presbyterian Church in downtown Saint Paul. Music by Larry Long, Tonia Hughes, andCameron Wright. Led by a coalition of faith communities,