A Stick and a Stone with Sirlady Indee
January 31st, 2012 at 6:00pm
Sirlady Indee is the provocative performance art and queer spoken word of Philly's intergender movement-builder, Indee Mitchell. A southerner to the core, they understand social justice and activism as key tenants to their art and being. Through performances of many forms, they work to provide visibility for those who understand themselves beyond static boxes.
A Stick and a Stone is the haunted folk therapy of Philly songwriter and male soprano, Elliott Harvey. From banjo to bass drum, piano to pedals, a stick and a stone's meditative instrumentation swells beneath dream-ridden lyrics and layered vocals.
Free download: www.astickandastone.com
Venue Location
Firestorm Cafe & Books is located in the heart of Asheville, across the street from the downtown post office.
Bike racks can be found on Coxe Avenue across the street and one block to the south.
City buses stop at the Transit Center on Coxe Avenue between 6:30am and 10pm (Mon-Fri) or 8am and 10pm (Sat).
Street and deck parking are available nearby for our friends with internal combustion engines.
Firestorm Cafe & Books
48 Commerce Street
Asheville, NC 28801