Although Peter, Paul & Mary are no more, their spirit and music is still uniting people and spurring many to think carefully about brotherhood. Don’t believe it? Consider Paul — Noel Paul Stookey — who will headline a local event that includes readings and music to benefit the Menare Foundation, a nonprofit organization that preserves the Historic Button Farm, Maryland’s only living history center depicting 19th century plantation life and is home to the Underground Railroad Immersion Experience.
| On stage |
| Noel Paul Stookey |
| When: 7:30 p.m. Sunday |
| Where: Montgomery College Cultural Arts Center, 7600 Takoma Ave., Takoma Park |
| Details: $10 to $60; 240-567-5775 or go to tickets.com |
“We’ll read from a variety of disciplines, better known as world leaders such as Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr., and play a diversity of my songs … and will touch on issues of race and the larger issues before us, especially in the U.S., that is made up of so many with different beliefs and perspectives.”
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