Triangle Club presents: An Evening of Recovery. Support. Hope.

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Triangle Club presents: An Evening of Recovery. Support. Hope. Friday, September 20 Event 6pm / Live music begins 7pm $75 admission Join the Triangle Club at 3S Artspace on Friday, September 20 for an evening of celebration, support, and abundant hope for the community of recovery from substance use disorder. You're invited to indulge in delicious food, groove to high-energy music, immerse yourself in a moving art exhibit, and bid on fabulous silent auction items! Your participation will help the Triangle Club raise funds to support their mission of promoting the physical and mental health of individuals and families in recovery. ? Dance to the high-energy music of the 9-piece YellowHouse Blues Band. ? Explore the moving art exhibit "Each Has Their Grief" in the Gallery featuring paintings and drawings by artist Peter Bruun, honoring his daughter, Elisif. The artist will be in attendance to talk about his work. ? Hear stories of hope and inspiration. ? Celebrate our amazing community across the greater Seacoast. About the Triangle Club: Triangle Club is a meetinghouse and community for peer-driven recovery support groups, providing hope and support since 1984. We offer individuals, families and friends struggling with a substance use disorder or its impact a place to meet, a place to share, and a place to recover. Learn more: triangleclubdovernh.org About YellowHouse Blues Band: The YellowHouse Blues Band is a 9-piece, high energy blues & blues rock band with horns and multiple vocalists, known for putting our own take on popular songs and making them our own. Our song list encompasses material from Blues legends like Howlin’ Wolf, the Allman Brothers, and BB King, to Motown stars like Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder, and modern-day artists such as Eric Gales, Tedeschi Trucks Band and Gary Clark, Jr. We also play popular songs with our own twist like “Pretzel Logic” by Steely Dan, “I’m Still Standing” by Elton John and even “Werewolves of London” by Warren Zevon. For more information on us, you can find us at www.yellowhousebluesband.com, or visit us on Facebook and Instagram. As a band, we’re known for raising money for organizations that we believe in. To date we’ve raised over $160,000 for non- profits in our community and our goal is to bring that number to $250,000. About artist Peter Bruun: Peter Bruun is an artist, curator, and community activist currently based in Maine. Five years after the death of his daughter from an overdose, he turned to his studio for solace. Going headlong into his grief, for three years he excavated his pain by making art. With time came catharsis and healing; light began to break through, and sorrow’s blues began to give way to polychromatic bursts of joy. Learn more about the Each Has Their Grief exhibit.