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Holding Humanity in Terms of Uncertainty event at Arlington High School

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Dear Arlington friends and neighbors,


Join Cambodian musician, human rights activist, and Cambodian Living Arts founder Arn Chorn-Pond for an evening of music, storytelling, and conversation on Wednesday, October 7th at Arlington High School at 7 pm. A survivor of the Khmer Rouge, Arn found healing through music and has spent decades sharing his story around the world. In a time of uncertainty and division, he invites us to reflect on resilience, empathy, healing, and the power of human connection. Through his flute, songs, and stories, Arn reminds us that music can bring us together, help us heal, and hold on to our shared humanity.

Wednesday, October 7th

7 - 9 PM

Arlington High School

869 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington


The event is free. 



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