Please join us for an evening of music from three beloved Asheville artists — David Wilcox, Kat Williams, and David LaMotte. You can also pick up some beautiful hand-made Guatemalan crafts, and enjoy complementary Guatemalan finger foods. Proceeds from the night will benefit Senderos, a nonprofit organization founded by David LaMotte and his wife in 2004.

Senderos has supported education, arts, and mentoring projects in Guatemala for over two decades. Their three main programs include a primary school in the Maya village of Tzanchaj, a music education program in El Tejar (cooperatively funded with LEAF Global Arts), and Brillaguate, a scholarship, mentoring, and tutoring program for disadvantaged teens, also in El Tejar. All three of the programs are flourishing and growing, and Senderos is growing alongside them.

Senderos is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, and is 100% donor-funded.

Kat Williams’ soulful singing and infectious joy are impossible to resist. She has been a mainstay on the Asheville music scene for many years, but hasn’t escaped the notice of the wider world, having been a finalist on America’s Got Talent, and a guest on The Tonight Show. She has been nominated for an Emmy, and was awarded the AMG Heritage Award for Female Vocalist of the Year.

David Wilcox is a legendary singer/songwriter, with over 20 albums released, and accolades from Rolling Stone, the New York Times, and The Boston Globe, among many others. He put out four of those albums on A&M records, and the first sold 100,000 copies by word of mouth. He is a Kerrville New Folk song contest winner, and won the top honors in the 23rd annual USA Songwriting Competition.

David LaMotte is the co-founder of Senderos, as well as a songwriter, author, and friend of the White Horse. LaMotte has performed 3500 concerts in all fifty states and on five of the seven continents. He co-wrote the song, Braided Prayer, which recently appeared in the Broadway revival of Thornton Wilder’s Our Town. His most recent album, Still, features the a #1 song on folk radio, September Me.