Peace Village Proudly Presents:
34th Annual
Clan Dyken Beauty Way Tour Concert
To Benefit the Thanksgiving Food & Supply Run
To the Diné (Navajo) of
Big Mountain & Surrounding Communities
🎵 World Rock Rebel Music 🎵
Thu, Nov 13, 7pm Doors / 7:30pm Show
in the warm and comfy
Jackson WellSprings Community Room
2253 Hwy 99N, Ashland

Donation:
$20 Advance
$25 - $100 Suggested Donation at the Door

All proceeds after expenses go to support the benefit.

Join us for an amazing evening of music with Clan Dyken at Jackson Wellsprings in Ashland, Oregon. This will be a night filled with soulful tunes and good vibes, to support an important cause: sending food and supplies to support the Diné (Navajo) of Big Mountain and surrounding communities.

Come and learn about the Dyken’s Beauty Way Tour and how it has supported Diné elders and other tribal members, bringing them non-perishable food, firewood, tools and other supplies at thanks giving time, over the last 34 years!

Get ready to groove to the beats and sing along with the band as they take the stage. Don't miss out on this unforgettable concert experience that will leave you feeling uplifted and inspired. See you there!

Wavy Gravy called Clan Dyken:
"One of the greatest rock and roll bands in the free world."

CLAN DYKEN ~ REBEL ROCK MUSIC
Based in California’s Calaveras County Foothills, Clan Dyken, formed by brothers Mark and Bear Dyken, has harmonized, toured, activated, and entertained for more than 30 years. Through the years, many talented members of their immediate and extended family have rotated in and out of the band.

A life of recording and touring has led the band around the world and found them on the bill and sharing the stage with musical legends from the Jerry Garcia Band and The Jefferson Airplane to Ramblin’ Jack Elliot and Michael Franti. From street corners, fire circles, and coffee houses to some of the biggest music festivals in the world, Clan Dyken has been bringing the healing power of dance music, and a message of love to audiences of all sizes in every kind of venue for a long time with no plans to stop. Part of their enduring legacy is a commitment to using the music to support the causes of peace, justice, and environmental awareness.

Their 30-year involvement with the Dine’ (Navajo) Nation survivors of US Government relocation policy was documented in the book "When the Creator Moves Me" (2019) by author Shelley Muniz. A long-time friendship with Western Shoshone elder, healer, and peace activist Corbin Harney inspired their album “ hundahai," and led the band to tour with Corbin across the US and England as he delivered his message of peace, and harmony with all creation along with his opposition to nuclear weapons testing on Shoshone land. "Shundahai" was also the world’s first album recorded using all solar power. Clan Dyken has been involved in solar, and bicycle powered music, and touring since the late 80’s ~ using clean power as part of the art form.

"The lyrics cry out for us to care a little more
about our fellow man and our planet,
the music lifts our spirits to a state of joyous celebration ~
there’s just no sitting still when the Clan weaves its spell."
~ Kim Angelis, The Violin Voyager ~

CLAN DYKEN ~ REVIVE THE BEAUTY WAY TOUR

In support of the 32nd Annual Thanks Giving Food and Supply Run to the Big Mountain/Black Mesa region of the Dine’ (Navajo) Nation

Since 1991 we’ve been traveling to the Big Mountain/Black Mesa region of the Dine’ (Navajo) Nation to bring food, supplies, fire wood and labor to elders and families. These earth defenders have been resisting forced relocation since 1974 due to their opposition to the world’s largest coal strip mine. We’re part of an extended network of activists from around the globe who support the original people of Turtle Island.

To raise funds for the journey and awareness of the issue, Clan Dyken has been setting out on the annual Revive the Beauty Way Tour through the west coast of the United States for 32 years.

Consider Donating Tools or Supplies for the Dyken’s to Bring with Them ~ You can bring them the concert.

"We have capacity to take tools, blankets and coats if they are in excellent condition. Hand tools that are most helpful - axes, mauls, wedges, saws, and gloves. Flashlights and batteries, too. Chainsaws are in high demand.
Thank you!"

Website: www.clandyken.com

Watch this video: about CLAN DYKEN'S BEAUTY WAY TOUR 2022:

CLAN DYKEN