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Forest ReLeaf of Missouri is excited to host our 7th Annual Concert in the Trees on Thursday, June 1, 2023.

Pull up (your own) chair as the evening sets in with a musical performance by Rogers and Nienhaus. Two exceptional musicians with a lifelong career of performance on the world stage, Rogers and Nienhaus are just that…..world-class!!! With pristine harmony and searing instrumentation, they are truly a ‘not to be missed’ act. Now based out of the St. Louis Metro area, Rogers and Nienhaus have become local favorites with their fiery performances and flawless harmonies, as well as performing national and international engagements.

Come celebrate how far Forest ReLeaf has come in the last 30 years by visiting our historic information stations, as well as meeting some of our influential leaders who have helped us along the way.

General admission $45 ticket includes:

  • A 90-min concert with Rogers and Nienhaus performing live
  • A tour of Forest ReLeaf’s nursery and arboretum
  • A look at our new Nursery Pavilion
  • Food including heavy hors d’oeuvres
  • Wine, beer, and other refreshments
  • If you have trouble purchasing tickets; give us a call! We can take a check or credit card over the phone.

Important details:

  • Doors will open at 6:00 pm.
  • Rogers and Nienhaus will perform at 6:30 pm.
  • This is a bring-your-own-chair event. Please bring a folding chair for the sit-down portion.
  • In case of rain, the event will be postponed until June 15, 2023. Cancellations due to weather will be decided by noon on the 1st. Please look for an update via EventBrite in your email that day.
  • No refunds will be given if you are unable to attend on the rescheduled date.

 

Jess Underwood
Finance & Operations Director

After 17 years in the non-profit and public sector, Jess remains committed to mission-driven work that tackles the challenges facing our communities. Their career began with a year of service as an Americorps St. Louis Emergency Response team member, responding to natural disasters and performing conservation projects. That foundation of service led to roles supporting the arts, affordable housing, mental health, and grassroots housing advocacy in St. Louis. During this journey Jess has worked to center the value “nothing about us, without us.” They do their best to ensure that the voices of people who have been marginalized guide the strategy and execution of work that honors their lived experiences. When they aren’t working, Jess is out paddling, hiking, working in their garden, or building something.