Hi John, 

We are excited to welcome you, our beloved community, back in-person for the 35th Annual All Peoples Celebration on January 16, 2023 at 10am. We invite you to join us as we honor Dr. King and recommit to his teachings on building bridges. The great orator and leader simply stated “Let’s build bridges, not walls”. Dr. King spent his life advocating for the breakdown of walls and barriers. Walls of discrimination, division, and disparity. He knew that walls are symbolic of fear and ignorance, whereas bridges represented understanding and coming together. Every day, in every action, we should build bridges of inclusion that radically restructure our society. This year we invite you to practice the art of connecting with intention.

Purchase your tickets today — limited tickets available!

We're looking forward to an inspiring program complete with artistic performances from Better Half, Voices of our City Choir, and more. Join us to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. King while practicing the art of Bridging and reaching towards a future with true democracy, community care, and sustainable harmony. 

Better Half is a violin and guitar duo that pulls on your nostalgic heartstrings, specializing in acoustic covers of emo / pop punk / indie music. After playing music together for almost six years, violinist Regina Tolley and guitarist Allen de la Rosa started Better Half, a violin and guitar duo specializing in setting the mood for weddings, elopements, engagements, and any occasion people come together to celebrate. The duo originally met back in late 2012, and were in an internationally-touring world punk band together for almost 6 years (they toured in the US, France, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, etc.). They have so much fun playing music together, and love bringing emotion and nostalgia to their performances.

Voices of Our City Choir is transforming the perception and experience of homelessness through the healing power of the arts. They are building bridges connecting diverse communities in positive ways through musical performance, advocacy and education. Their programs are designed to offer choir members the hope, dignity and drive to begin again. Choir members are given the space and opportunity to connect with themselves again and from there they begin to connect them with the local resources necessary to help them get into shelter and employment.

On behalf of all of us at Alliance San Diego, thank you for your continued commitment to making San Diego a more inclusive community.

In solidarity,

Miesha Rice

Advancement Director

Alliance San Diego

Alliance San Diego
P.O. Box 12266
San Diego, CA 92112
United States 

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