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Nicole Henry’s 9th Annual Winter Concert

Nicole Henry’s 9th Annual Winter Concert to benefit SAVE Foundation and Miami Music Project.

December 8, 2022 - 8:00 p.m.

Tickets On Sale

Tickets Available:  Zone 2 $30; Premium $55; & VIP $125 (VIP includes 6:30PM Cocktail Reception on Lincoln Road)

“When I Think of Home…”

Home often brings us back for the holidays…and home is where it ALL begins. In When I Think of Home, award-winning vocalist Nicole Henry looks back on ‘home,’ holidays and the music that kept her moving! From holiday standards, to soul, to gospel to disco and jazz…come enjoy songs that celebrate the joy of life as well as the miracle of the season.

Since her first release in 2004, Henry has headlined in 20 countries, earned a Soul Train Award for “Best Traditional Jazz Performance” and garnered four Top 10 albums on Billboard, JazzWeek and HMV Japan charts. Her soulful interpretations have become a favorite with world-wide audiences and critics alike. Stephen Holden of The New York Times raved, “Every gesture and inflection conveyed confidence and mastery… time and again she invested familiar songs with an extra fillip of conviction and made you reconsider the words.” BroadwayWorld says, “So powerful is her charisma, so unique is her personality, so rich is her music, so abandoned is her joy…”

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About The Benefiting Non-Profits

SAVE Foundation – SAVE Foundation is recognized as South Florida’s longest-serving organization dedicated to protecting people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) against discrimination.  Since 1993, SAVE has advocated for equal rights for persons of all sexual orientations and gender identities.

Miami Music Project – Since 2009, Miami Music Project has emerged as a model for music education programs nationally, offering after-school programming free of charge using music as an instrument of social change. Through the study and performance of music, they empower children to acquire values and achieve their full potential, positively affecting their society.

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