Sulha Peace Project Benefit Concert featuring Gabriel Meyer & Amen with Hassan Hakmoun, Vishal Vaid, Debra Winger , Coleman Barks, Karsh Kale and many more

Saturday, Nov 08, 2008 7:00 PM EST (6:00 PM Doors)
- Saturday, Nov 08, 2008 11:55 PM EST
at The Church of St. Paul & St. Andrew
in New York, NY

***ADVANCE TIX AVAILABLE UNTIL 4pm TODAY. REMAINING TIX WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR AFTER 6pm***

ALSULTANY & ROSENBLOOM PRESENT
THE 1ST ANNUAL SULHA BENEFIT CONCERT FOR PEACE IN NYC
SAT NOV 8

Sulha is a non-profit working to develop a culture of peaceful co-existence and equality amongst Israelis, Arabs, Jews and Muslims. The concert, centered around Sulha?s founder Gabriel Meyer Halevy, will celebrate these efforts and bring together a group of ethnically and religiously diverse musicians and speakers from all over the world including event MC, acclaimed actress Debra Winger, Sulha Peace Project founder Gabriel Meyer Halevy, Rumi poetry expert Coleman Barks, spiritual figurehead Gabriel Cousens MD, who launched the acclaimed Tree of Life Center, Rabbi Marcelo Bronstein from the Congregation N?Nai Jeshurun, esteemed scholar Dr. Abdulaziz Sachedina - the Francis Myers Ball Professor of Religious Studies at the University of Virginia a renown scholar in Islamic law and theology, and world-renown musicians Hassan Hakmoun, Vishal Vaid and Karsh Kale. The event will be produced by two of New York City?s most well-respected figures in the global music scene, Fabian Alsultany & Brice Rosenbloom.

For more information: http://www.globesonic.com/sulhapeace/

DOORS: 6PM, EVENT: 7PM
The Church of St. Paul & St. Mary, 263 West 86th Street, NY NY 10024
TICKETS: $45 in Advance; $50 At the Door; $100 VIP; $300 VIP GOLD; $500 VIP Platinum

VIP 100: Help the Sulha reach its fundraising goal and receive a front row, second row, or front balcony seat.
VIP GOLD: For a $300 donation, you will be guaranteed a front row, second row or front balcony seat
VIP PLATINUM: 500, allows you guaranteed seating as above, a gift bottle of wine, a personal introduction to Debra Winger after the show and acknowledgement from the stage