Nov. 25 (Sat.): Concert and Art Event Created Together by Everyone
The Concert Created Together by Everyone brought professional musicians together with people with disabilities and their supporters. Although the pandemic made it impossible to continue despite the project’s importance, it returns on Nov. 25 at Papillon 24 Gas Hall as the Concert and Art Event Created Together by Everyone.
As the first edition in several years and the first since the pandemic, changes may be needed in many areas, but the organizers will do everything possible to make it meaningful for everyone involved.
The event seeks a warm atmosphere that embraces people who cannot help walking around or calling out, together with the joy of a festival.
Everyone is welcome, whether or not directly affected by a disability.
See the official website. In keeping with the nature of the event, the website was designed with universal access in mind. Please take a look; information will be updated as it becomes available.
Purpose of the Event
The central aim of the Concert and Art Event Created Together by Everyone is to unite music and art with welfare.
Performers come from Fukuoka, Kitakyushu, Saga, Isahaya, Shimabara, Shimonoseki, and many other places.
The varied program includes violin trio, jazz vocals, Irish music, Tsugaru shamisen, jazz, signed vocals, pop, and band performances.
Professional artists and people with disabilities create the event together as fellow performers through the shared language of music and art.
The premise is not that people with disabilities are simply working hard. The organizers pursue artistic quality and devote their full energy to creating the program.
Because of the event’s character, admission is free for elementary-school-age children and younger, people holding disability certificates, and their assistants.
Children on the autism spectrum and others may attend, and the event warmly welcomes them even if they call out or begin walking around.
Please feel free to come. Everyone is welcome from within Fukuoka City, elsewhere in the city’s region, outside the prefecture, and beyond.
We look forward to meeting you.
