WHICH SIDE ARE YOU ON?" THE MUSIC OF MAY DAY, LIVE IN UNION SQUARE

– featuring-

Topical Singer/Songwriter JUDY GORMAN Punk-Folk
Troubador KIRK KELLY Labor Singer JOHN PIETARO
Activist/Poet/Musician ATIBA KWABENA Unionist Spoken
Word Collective 3 POETS 4 PEACE

Celebrate May Day, the international day of the
worker, in NYC’s historic Union Square Park. This
concert will feature music and poetry, traditional
and new, in an open-air setting in the shadow
of Gandhi’s statue. May Day is the people’s
holiday, founded by radical Labor activists in
1886. Though the first May Day was held in the
USA, our government has consistently attempted to
"disappear" it due to its inherent militancy. But
the movement will not let it die---May Day is
celebrated globally and many Americans continue
this tradition as well. Come out on May Day and
hear the songs and poems of Labor, protest, pride
and resistance.

An art exhibit by Boston artist Chris Janning
sponsored by ’Dancing in the Streets’ will also
be in the immediate stage area.

SATURDAY MAY 1, 12:30 -3PM UNION SQUARE PARK, GANDHI
TRIANGLE (15th St/Union Square West), NYC -FREE
ADMISSION-