Saturday, November 30 at 8:30 p.m., in the Beaumont village hall, a festive evening in support of Amnesy International will take place. Like every year, the Amnesty International group from Beaumont is organizing its festive support evening, the two groups Heartbeat and Carpe Diem (Amnesty supporters) will come and host this evening free of charge. But who are they? Heartbeat was born in June 2011, on the occasion of the Fête de la Musique at the Midi-Gascogne clinic in Beaumont-de-Lomagne. Since then, this Franco-British group has always enjoyed getting together to play together. These enthusiasts of music and the pleasure of sharing are invited to local family festivals in Lomagne but also elsewhere. To start the evening, the group will warm up the room with songs by Ray Charles, Telephone, the Beatles and French songs.
In the second part of the evening, the Carpe Diem group, another group of five friends founded three years ago on Franco-British friendship, will share their passion for American music. In their repertoire, you will find a touch of rock, a hint of soul and a pinch of pop, all served by a mixture of guitars, sax, harmonica, drums and vocals. A recipe to stretch your soles and guarantee you a real moment of pleasure! A space reserved for dancers is planned!
We are therefore waiting for you on Saturday, November 30 at 8:30 p.m., at the Beaumont village hall, to share a friendly moment with friends and family and support our movement to defend human rights. Entrance is 10 euros with a free gourmet coffee! Free for under 16s. Refreshment bar on site. You can reserve your table. Call 06 19 05 58 76 or 06 82 38 34 89 or the funds collected will be entirely donated to Amnesty International.
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