The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of San Dieguito is pleased to invite you to join us for our creative, highly engaging concert experiences that cut across diverse musical genres and feature multi-media entertainment. Besides providing a fun concert experience in UUFSD’s ocean view venue, each “Sundays at 6” concert supports a different local charity- including environmental,social justice and art and music education causes. The “Sundays at 6” concert series was designed to provide a diverse selection of high-caliber music integrated with a multi-media experience in a unique setting: 

• Enjoy classical, jazz, rock, big band, Celtic and even BeBop!
• Experience music, dance, storytelling and live art 
• Support local charities and causes
• Enjoy the concert in UUFSD’s intimate concert venue with ocean views

Questions? Need more info? Visit the UUFSD Coastal Concerts Website at  sites.google.com/view/coastal-concert-series/home
 or email coastalconcerts@uufsd.org or call (760) 919-5194.

The Third Annual Women’s Chorus Concert to benefit the women supported by Women’s Empowerment International, WE PERSIST!, will take place on Saturday, May 19 at 7:00 pm in the Meeting House, followed by a wine and dessert reception in Bard Hall at 8:00 pm. This year, the Chorus is honored to be joined by Congolese singer Matrida David and members of her Umoja Band. Matrida, driven from her homeland by war, grew up in the Nyarugusu refugee camp in Tanzania. She started singing and performing gospel music at age 7. By the time she was 17, she was the leader of the refugee camp’s 100-member church choir, writing music and performing both at the camp and around the country.

The February Generosity Offering at First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Diego's Hillcrest campus will go to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Choir of San Diego. This all-volunteer choir is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Since 1997 the MLK Choir has been performing gospel concerts to raise funds for educational grants to give to San Diego County high school seniors pursuing a college degree in visual or performing arts. Their inspirational and uplifting music celebrates the history of the negro spiritual with a season that runs from September through June. This year marks their 20th anniversary of awarding grants to San Diego County students who will pursue their studies in the visual and performing arts. For more information about the choir and the full concert schedule, visit the website: www.mlkccsd.org or listen online.