[youtube]http://youtu.be/DP24D83kVyI[/youtube] Watch Larry Long and Tonia Hughes perform the title track from Don't Stand Still at Loring Theatre. Filmed live at the Don't Stand Still CD release concert, a benefit for Community Celebration of Place.
On February 16th at 1:00 PM Larry Long & JD Steele will be giving a one hour seminar for Black History Month entitled Freedom, Oh Freedom: The Power of Song at the Minneapolis Media Institute, College of Media Arts, in Edina, MN. The Recording Campus
Larry Long will be joining Hang Dynasty and the Leech Lake Honor Guard in Cass Lake, January 27-28 in a benefit concert to raise money for âBring A Vet Homeâ (BRAVE), an organization devoted to helping homeless U.S. military veterans. âHang Dynastyâ is a four-piece rock-and-roll
Larry Long will be featured this evening at 6 PM on âCenterstage Minnesotaâ, KAXE, Grand Rapids. The program that will include an interview with Larry and music from his just release CD, Donât Stand Still. It will also air Saturday at noon.  This segment will
MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL (12/15/11) -- On Sunday, January 15, 2012, from 4-6 p.m., the University of Minnesota will host the 31st Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Concert featuring Committed, winners of NBCâs The Sing-Off, plus Larry Long with musical guests Tonia Hughes, Billy Peterson, and Billy Steele. The concert will take place at the
Larry just facilitated his second in a series of collective songwriting workshops in the Appalachian communities of Section and Camp Hill, Alabama through a partnership with PACERS through Larryâs nonprofit, Community Celebration of Place. Celebrating Appalachian communities is a project through which young people and
Check out this great article on Larry's work with Elders Wisdom in the schools and his residency at Sanford this past school year: Elders' Wisdom, Children's Song at commongroundmeditation.org
In 2007 I was asked to write a song to honor the Eden Prairie Fire Department. After going out with them on a fire run the first draft of Duty, Honor, Courage, was written. The song remained unfinished until 2009, when I visited Ground Zero. Duty,
This year, the Minneapolis Monarch Festival will be held on Saturday, Sept 10, at Lake Nokomis. The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board, the Nokomis East Neighborhood Association and Community Celebration of Place invite you to join us at the Festival to learn about our stateâs
In 2007 Larry wrote a song to honor the Eden Prairie Fire Department. After going out with them on a fire, the first draft of Duty, Honor, Courage, was written. The song remained in limbo until 2009, when he performed at Pete Seegerâs 90th Birthday
Check out the slideshow from the Northside Benefit. With kind permission of Tony Nelson Photography to post.
This month's Longfellow-Nokomis Messenger has a great article on the Minneapolis Monarch Festival, which will be held this year on September 10 at Lake Nokomis. Get close to monarchs during Lake Nokomis festival Sept. 10 By Tesha M. Christensen Send a monarch butterfly on its amazing journey from
Through 2011-2012 CCP and Larry are working in partnership with PACERS: Celebrating Appalachian Communities. Throughout Appalachia there are examples of celebrations and festivals that have positive financial outcomes and improved community resilience and well-being. With generous assistance from the Appalachian Regional Commission, PACERS will build upon
Larry's appearance on the Mary Hanson Show will be re-broadcast on Channel 6, the Metro Cable Network (MCN) on Sept. 5 at 9 PM in honor of Labor Day. The interview, "An Interview with Larry Long," will also be seen on the Minneapolis Television Network
Larry's currently in Alabama leading workshops through his not-for-profit Community Celebration of Place and its program Elder's Wisdom, Children's Song. The organization goes into schools across the United States, bringing with it elders from the community-at-large who then share their life stories and life lessons
Eight community organizations working on the tornado recovery effort in North Minneapolis were the recipients of funds from the June 12, 2011, benefit concert at the State Theatre. Larry Long, who headed the organizing committee and was instrumental in organizing both the concert and the