// VIBration \\ Featuring SOL DEVELOPMENT + MINO YANCI LIVE from The Historic Guild Theater
Entry: All Ages
Time: 8:30PM Door 9:00pm Showtime
ABOUT:
SOL DEVELOPMENT
SOL Development (Source of Light), mirrors Nina Simone’s
quintessential words: an artist’s duty is to reflect the times.
The band offers music to illuminate today’s cultural and
political climate, matching it with a sound that allows the
listener to feel empowered in finding their own activism and
healing.
Performing on stages across the country, SOL Development delivers
hope-filled messages sonically and visually, representing stories
that uplift the narrative of freedom while encouraging
self-expression and personal growth. Audiences who have witnessed
their dynamic live performance include SXSW, Broccoli City
Festival, Black Joy Parade, Blue Note NYC, Stern Grove Festival,
Oakland Museum of California and Blackout for Human Rights: MLK
Now. They have shared the stage with Common, India Arie, GZA,
Jidenna, Femi Kunti and many more.
MINO YANCI The foundation of this group comes from the name
“Mino Yanci” which means “musical freedom.” The four-piece band
makes music that represents who they are and what they stand for,
while taking listeners on an incredible musical journey. They’ve
toured to SXSW, played the San Jose Jazz Festival and preformed
at SF Jazz. Take a journey with Mino Yanci and some special guest
features.
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About the Guild Theater
Est. 1915The Guild Theater is a nonprofit theater managed by St.
HOPE Academy, a nonprofit community development corporation whose
mission is to revitalize inner-city communities through public
education and economic development. Established in 1989 by NBA
All-Star and Oak Park native Kevin Johnson, St. HOPE educates,
trains and empowers citizens to change the landscaped of
low-income areas, beginning with the Oak Park neighborhood in
Sacramento, California.The Guild Theater is the only remaining
theater of the numerous early 20th century motion picture houses
for which Oak Park was once known. Designed and financed by
Joseph Lewis and completed in 1915, it was the largest of three
theaters on 35th Street in Oak Park at that time. Originally
called the Victor Theater, the building’s structure reflected the
influence of the Moorish Revival on theaters of that era.For many
decades, the Guild Theater was a premier entertainment
destination and in its earliest days played host to vaudeville
shows. The theater eventually fell into a state of disrepair and
remained vacant for many years. St. HOPE has updated and restored
the Guild Theater in 2003 and currently showcases film, lectures
and live performances.The Guild Theater has been restored and
renovated, but maintains its historic charm and is a perfect
venue for corporate events, plays, concerts, trainings, movie
screenings, weddings and more.The venue has an open front lobby
area with both a ticket counter and concession stand. The
200-seat theater has exposed brick interior walls showcasing
contemporary art.
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