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This event is in the past.It took place on September 20, 2026 at San Geronimo Valley Community Center.
World Music ConcertSan Geronimo Valley Community Center's International Day of Peace: Art and Music Festival
September 20 at 2pm
Rising artistSan Geronimo
A youth orchestra from Paraguay performs on instruments built from landfill trash: violins, cellos, and guitars born from refuse. Add local student art, a ceremonial blessing, and headliner AgapéSoul's soul-funk grooves for one powerful, free afternoon.
The artists
Orquestra de Reciclados de Cateura
Paraguayan youth orchestra performing on recycled‑landfill instruments, folk‑classical repertoire
An internationally acclaimed youth ensemble from Paraguay that plays violins, cellos, guitars, flutes, saxophones and other instruments handcrafted from landfill refuse. Their repertoire spans classical, folk, Paraguayan and Latin American music as well as covers of the Beatles and Frank Sinatra.
Enriching Lives Through Music
Youth music education program delivering community‑focused performances
A youth music education group that provides young people with immersive musical experiences, mentorship and resources, bringing energy and enthusiasm to the festival stage.
AgapéSoul
Soul‑funk‑jazz‑R&B collective led by bassist Darryl Anders
Headliner
Headlining act led by bassist, songwriter and producer Darryl Anders, blending soul, funk, jazz and R&B. Anders has performed with Tower of Power and recorded with Meters drummer Zigaboo Modeliste, delivering uplifting performances focused on hope and healing.
World Music ConcertSan Geronimo Valley Community Center's International Day of Peace: Art and Music Festival
September 20 at 2pm
Rising artistSan Geronimo
A youth orchestra from Paraguay performs on instruments built from landfill trash: violins, cellos, and guitars born from refuse. Add local student art, a ceremonial blessing, and headliner AgapéSoul's soul-funk grooves for one powerful, free afternoon.
The artists
Orquestra de Reciclados de Cateura
Paraguayan youth orchestra performing on recycled‑landfill instruments, folk‑classical repertoire
An internationally acclaimed youth ensemble from Paraguay that plays violins, cellos, guitars, flutes, saxophones and other instruments handcrafted from landfill refuse. Their repertoire spans classical, folk, Paraguayan and Latin American music as well as covers of the Beatles and Frank Sinatra.
Enriching Lives Through Music
Youth music education program delivering community‑focused performances
A youth music education group that provides young people with immersive musical experiences, mentorship and resources, bringing energy and enthusiasm to the festival stage.
AgapéSoul
Soul‑funk‑jazz‑R&B collective led by bassist Darryl Anders
Headliner
Headlining act led by bassist, songwriter and producer Darryl Anders, blending soul, funk, jazz and R&B. Anders has performed with Tower of Power and recorded with Meters drummer Zigaboo Modeliste, delivering uplifting performances focused on hope and healing.