Event Details
The Music and Performing Arts Committee at Shelter Rock presents:
Folksinger/Activist REBECCA FOLSOM In Concert
Sunday, October 4th at 1pm in the Worship Room at UUCSR
$10 suggested donation/$20 maximum for families; under 18 years old FREE
Register at uucsr.org/26Folsom
Advanced registrations are encouraged; only persons with advanced registrations will be guaranteed seating
Free professional childcare/Free Parking/Fully Accessible
Please register here if you are interested in attending! If you have any questions, please contact Jamie Walowitz, UUCSR's Youth and Adult Faith Engagement Coordinator, at jwalowitz@uucsr.org or 516.472.2943.
About the Artist:
Rebecca Folsom is an award-winning singer-songwriter from Boulder, Colorado. She has a remarkable vocal range of nearly four octaves and is celebrated for her ability to convey deep emotion through her music. Her songs often explore themes of liberation, healing, and human connection, blending elements of folk and gospel music. Folsom's work is characterized by its uplifting messages and intricate harmonies, which resonate with listeners on a personal level.
Folsom has released 11 albums and is known for her latest project, "Sanctuary," which serves as both a single and the title track of her recent album. This work is described as a dynamic anthem aimed at inspiring positive change and healing. The album features collaborations with marginalized communities and aims to raise awareness about social issues, making her music not just an art form but also a vehicle for activism.
In addition to her music career, Rebecca Folsom is a transformational coach and a published author with two books of poetry. She integrates her artistic talents into workshops and community engagement initiatives, focusing on personal growth and creative expression. Her approach to songwriting is deeply spiritual, viewing it as a means to connect with others and foster community.
Folsom's music has been praised by various media outlets, with descriptions highlighting her ability to "ignite joy that heals and liberates". Her songs have been noted for their emotional impact, often described as "little earthquakes" that resonate with listeners long after the performance. Through her work, she aims to break down barriers and encourage individuals to live authentically and pursue their dreams.
Watch this video as UUCSR member Jim Smith chats with singer/songwriter/activist Rebecca Folsom.
Read article "Colorado Social Justice Singer/Songwriter Rebecca Folsom at Manhasset Church October 4," interview with Rebecca Folsom by UUCSR member Jim Smith.