Songs in Solidarity: A Benefit for The Hometown Project
Join us! On Monday, October 26th, the second annual Songs in Solidarity benefit is bringing together an incredible slate of performers for an important cause: to sing out, speak up, and raise funds for The Hometown Project’s ongoing voter engagement efforts.
We’re thrilled to have Michael Shannon, Phillipa Soo, Piper Perabo, and Steven Pasquale with us again this year, along with an exciting lineup of other Hometown Energizers and artists from the stage and screen.
With midterm elections right around the corner, this fabulous evening of protest songs and performances will serve as both a celebration of civic participation and a final funding push to help The Hometown Project expand our impact and do more work in more states.
📍 Location: BRIC, Brooklyn
🗓️ Date: Monday, October 26
🍸 Cocktails: 6:30 - 7:30 PM
🎶 Performance: 7:30 - 9PM (approx.)
🎉 Post show karaoke Mixer: 9:PM–10:30 PM
Light bites will be served and additional food and cocktails will be available for purchase.
Suggested Attire: Stylish, but not formal — think more fierce than fancy.
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The Hometown Project is an advocacy organization that recruits well-known actors, musicians and cultural figures to support voter engagement and education initiatives in their hometowns. Over 120 Hometown Energizers, including Selena Gomez, Sarah Jessica Parker, Danny DeVito, Wanda Sykes, Jon Hamm, Daniel Dae Kim, Connie Britton, and Mark Ruffalo, have brought their hometown pride to over 225 local causes and mobilized voters in over 24 states since 2017.
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