Mumblefish will be playing a benefit fundraiser to help raise fund to finish a documentary about Marion Stoddart, who has worked tirelessly to rehabilitate the Nashua River. The fundraiser is at the Billiards Cafe on 39 Main Street in Ayer MA on March 21st. Music goes from 8:00 pm – 11:30 pm, and the suggested donation is $10 (although feel free to give more!).
Here’s a little background info on the benefit…
In the 1960s, the Nashua River was declared a “dead river.” Then Marion Stoddart got involved. After years of tenacious advocacy, Marion’s work rescued the river, changed laws, and she was heralded as an environmental hero. Now she is the subject of a documentary that will inspire others. If one person can change her small part of the world, imagine if every person were empowered to do “the work of 1000.” Info: Sue (978) 433-5697
For more information on the documentary – Marion Stoddart: The Work of 1000 – visit the web site.
Please join Mumblefish and Marion Stoddart at the Billiard’s Cafe on March 21st. Dance. Play pool. Rock and roll to one of New England’s top acts. Chat. Marion will be in attendance. Your contributions will help finish the movie — and share her incredible story.
How much difference can one person make?
Meet the woman who saved a river, and helped change our world.
Hope to see you there!
UPDATE! Mumblefish is up in lights! (or at least up on a poster on Main Street in Ayer). Check out the poster for the show this Saturday night at the Billiards Cafe.
