Attend a Women in Tune concert on March 1

Come to the Belle Haven Library (100 Terminal Avenue)  on Saturday, March 1, from 1:00 to 2:30 pm for a Women in Tune concert celebrating Women’s History Month.

Kimberlye Gold spent many years honing her skills living and working in the trenches of LA/NYC/Nashville, working with hitmakers from all those major music towns before returning to her roots. Her love for multiple genres of music spanning decades is on full display in her combo platter of pop/rock/R&B/country original and cover tunes.

Frances Ancheta is a Filipina American acoustic musician and recording artist from San Francisco. Her musical style has been described as “thoughtful, eclectic acoustic folk and indie pop/rock” and “tropical new wave folk.” Frances values music’s ability to help people understand the world around them, to connect with others, and to heal.

MJoy is a queer indie artist who loves to write & perform catchy pop songs that are confessional & inquisitive.  She says, “I make indie bangers that make you think bigger so you can live better.” Coming from a musical family of people who have mastered their instruments, MJoy found her superpower in the lyrical storytelling side of creativity.

This free performance received funding support from the Friends of the Menlo Park Library.