Sunday, June 27, 4PM // A unique blend of afro-rock, pop, & soul
Click here for our 2021 Event FAQ & Code of Conduct.
Advance ticket sales have ended, but we do have a few tent tables available and plenty of lawn space. Day-of walk-ups are very welcome but will want to bring lawn chairs or blankets. Call the WKC office for more information: (607) 278-5454 or email info@westkc.org.
The Tulip and The Rose Cafe will be on-site starting at 3PM!
Show starts at 4pm
In celebration of Natu Camara's passion and work towards the empowerment of women & children, we are offering Free lawn tickets for children ages 12 & under!
Click here for more information about ticketed location descriptions and/or reference the map shown while registering.
For WKC member pricing, the purchaser must be a WKC member. If you are not yet a 2021 member and would like to become one, click here.
Tent Seating(pricing per pod)
Max. of 3 people: $75 member, $85 non-member
Max. of 5 people: $120 member, $136 non-member
Max. of 8 people: $210 member, $238 non-member
Lawn Seating (**bring your own lawn chairs)
Single Lawn Ticket $28 WKC member; $32 non-member **
pricing per pod:
Pod of 2 people: $56 member, $64 non-member **
Pod of 4 people: $98 member, $112 non-member **
Picnic Table, max. of 8 people: $196 member, $224 non-member
Natu Camara’s adoring fans regard her as “the Tina Turner of Guinea.” In her music and during high-octane shows, the impassioned singer-songwriter substantiates the weighty nickname. In the early 2000s, Camara led West Africa’s first all-female hip-hop group, the Ideal Black Girls (IBG), which released Guinèya Moumonèra (It’s Not a Shame to Be a Woman) — a multiplatinum opus advocating for women’s rights .
Camara’s solo career is a musical evolution that showcases her unique blend of afro-rock, pop, and soul that speaks to the range of heroes influencing her individual sound: Miriam Makeba, Nina Simone, Mory Kante, Fela Kuti, and Baaba Maal.
Please call (607) 278-5454 or contact info@westkc.org with any questions.
49 West Kortright Church Road, East Meredith, NY 13757
East Meredith, NY, US, 13757
Sunday, June 27, 4PM // A unique blend of afro-rock, pop, & soul
Click here for our 2021 Event FAQ & Code of Conduct.
Advance ticket sales have ended, but we do have a few tent tables available and plenty of lawn space. Day-of walk-ups are very welcome but will want to bring lawn chairs or blankets. Call the WKC office for more information: (607) 278-5454 or email info@westkc.org.
The Tulip and The Rose Cafe will be on-site starting at 3PM!
Show starts at 4pm
In celebration of Natu Camara’s passion and work towards the empowerment of women & children, we are offering Free lawn tickets for children ages 12 & under!
Click here for more information about ticketed location descriptions and/or reference the map shown while registering.
For WKC member pricing, the purchaser must be a WKC member. If you are not yet a 2021 member and would like to become one, click here.
Tent Seating(pricing per pod)
Max. of 3 people: $75 member, $85 non-member
Max. of 5 people: $120 member, $136 non-member
Max. of 8 people: $210 member, $238 non-member
Lawn Seating (**bring your own lawn chairs)
Single Lawn Ticket $28 WKC member; $32 non-member **
pricing per pod:
Pod of 2 people: $56 member, $64 non-member **
Pod of 4 people: $98 member, $112 non-member **
Picnic Table, max. of 8 people: $196 member, $224 non-member
Natu Camara’s adoring fans regard her as “the Tina Turner of Guinea.” In her music and during high-octane shows, the impassioned singer-songwriter substantiates the weighty nickname. In the early 2000s, Camara led West Africa’s first all-female hip-hop group, the Ideal Black Girls (IBG), which released Guinèya Moumonèra (It’s Not a Shame to Be a Woman) — a multiplatinum opus advocating for women’s rights .
Camara’s solo career is a musical evolution that showcases her unique blend of afro-rock, pop, and soul that speaks to the range of heroes influencing her individual sound: Miriam Makeba, Nina Simone, Mory Kante, Fela Kuti, and Baaba Maal.
Please call (607) 278-5454 or contact info@westkc.org with any questions.
