Internationally acclaimed songwriter, storyteller and lecturer Reggie Harris is a master at entertaining, educating and inspiring audiences of all backgrounds. He is a cultural ambassador who seamlessly blends the old with the new in a package that brings an audience alive with joy. His sparkling, effervescent personality and hope filled music has made friends and fans of audiences of all ages at concert halls, festivals, colleges, schools, places of worship and countless other venues in the US, Canada, and Europe.

Combining spirituals, roots and contemporary songs with deeply moving original
songs and stories, Reggie catches the spirit of all that connects us in the human family.
Reggie empowers audiences to feel hopeful in taking on life’s challenges in a way that has led many to call him an “Ambassador of Joy, Hope, and Freedom.”

He is a Kennedy Center teaching artist, a Woodrow Wilson Scholar and the Director of Music for the UU Living Legacy Project. Reggie is a committed student of music and civil rights history and a powerful interpreter of the human experience. In the tradition of Pete Seeger and all who know the value of music as a way to build community and inspire action, Reggie Harris is the real deal.

As a propagator of art, culture and ideas, Monique Martin brings her passion and experience in community building through the arts to elevate and instigate.

As an independent curator, producer and marketing consultant, Ms. Martin has partnered with and produced for Joe’s Pub, Disney Theatricals, Apollo Theater, New Victory Theater, Southbank Centre/UK, Hip Hop Theater Festival, Harlem Stage, NJPAC, Queens Theater in the Park, HBO and numerous Broadway and Off -Broadway productions.

Ms. Martin brought her vision and expertise to City Parks Foundation (CPF) from 2007-2017 as Programming Director for SummerStage where she presented relevant, fresh and thoughtful programming to New York City communities annually in Central Park and 50+ parks city wide, presenting over 1,200 multi-genre programs reaching audiences 600,000+.

Ms. Martin is currently the Director of Programming for Harlem Stage, a performing arts center that commissions and nurtures artist of color while celebrating the unique and diverse artistic legacy of Harlem and the indelible impression it has made on American culture and the world.

Inspirational and genuine, Divinity Roxx has earned the reputation of irrefutable front-woman of her own genre-busting and compelling musical journey.

Her career as a bass-player skyrocketed after attending a bass camp led by the legendary Victor Wooten where she was invited to tour with him three months after the camp.

After touring with Victor for five years, she became the bass player and Assistant Musical Director for Beyoncé. She was given a featured solo by the artist on the ‘Beyoncé Experience’ and ‘I..Am Sasha Fierce’ tours and DVD’s. She also composed original music for the I…AM Sasha Fierce tour and DVD.

In early November 2020, she partnered with Latin Grammy winning duo 123 Andrés to put together a holiday party that was perfect for 2020. Yes, it’s a "Zoom Holiday Party", complete with ugly sweaters, zany family members, and silly snafus. Be sure to check out their accompanying music video as well.

Rissi Palmer's gift lies in reaching across boundaries. One of our most compelling singers, she is at home in R&B but made her mark in country, bringing the entire spectrum of popular music to bear on music she calls “Southern Soul.”

She was offered her first publishing and label deals at 19, and in 2007 released the album Rissi Palmer, charting with the singles, “Country Girl,” “Hold On To Me,” and “No Air.” She followed with a Christmas single, an independently released children’s album, Best Day Ever, and an EP called The Back Porch Sessions.

Rissi has performed at The White House, Lincoln Center, and the Grand Ole Opry. She has shared stages with Taylor Swift, The Eagles, Chris Young, and Charley Crockett.

Color Me Country Radio w/ Rissi Palmer, can be heard EXCLUSIVELY on the Apple Music Country platform on Apple Music on Sundays bi-weekly from 7-9pm EST. The mission is still the same: to amplify the underrepresented voices of artists of color in the Country and Americana genres and will be comprised of interviews and music from individual artists, scholars, and personalities, though this first season will focus specifically on women of color.

Two-time GRAMMY nominees ALPHABET ROCKERS are preeminent leaders in children’s media, creating music and anti-racism curriculum that makes change. Founded by Tommy Soulati Shepherd (He/Him/They) & Kaitlin McGaw (She/Her), they are an intergenerational group inspiring kids and families to stand up to hate and be their brave and beautiful selves.

Shine and the Moonbeams have played their special blend of Soul and Funk music for families all over New York City. Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and Summer Stage are just a few of the venues that have welcomed them. They invite kids of all ages to make a joyful noise and participate in an interactive journey that is not only creative but educational and socially relevant. Shine and the Moonbeams The Parents’ Choice award for 2013 and are always meeting families where they are.