Our Accomplishments
Artist Representative
- Co-Founder, Amy Horowitz, served as Artist Representative to Sweet Honey In The Rock, 1977-1994, Madeleine Remez, Lucy DeBardelaben, and Ivy Young served as Artist Representative – 1984-1998.
- Contracts & Riders
- Audience Development
- Promoter Development
- Coalition Development
- Tour & Road Management
- Europe, Asia, South America, Soviet Union, North America
- Anniversary Concerts
- All Souls Church, Washington DC
- Howard University, Crampton Auditorium, Washington, DC
- Warner Theater, Washington, DC
- Materials Development (such as the Sweet Honey Logo)
- For more information about about Sweet Honey In The Rock, visit: http://sweethoneyintherock.org/
Artist Booking (partial list)
- Alive!
- Meg Christian
- Kate Clinton
- Robin Flower & Nancy Vogel
- June Jordan
- Olive Lewin
- June Millington
- Holly Near
- Michelle Parkerson
- Bernice Johnson Reagon
- Toshi Reagon
- Sweet Honey in the Rock
- Linda Tillery
- Teresa Trull
- Wallflower Order Dance Collective
- Mary Watkins
- Cris Williamson
- Varied Voices of Black Women
- Mischief Mime
Washington, DC-area Concert Production
- Toshi Reagon Birthday Concerts
- Holly Near on Tour for a Non-Nuclear Future
- Robin Tyler Valentine’s Concert
- Kate Clinton & Toshi Reagon
- Linda Tillery & Adrienne Torf
- Mary Watkins
- June Millington
- Meg Christian
- Margie Adam
- June Jordan
- Mischief Mime
- Evelyn Harris & Kim Jordan
- Holly Near & Inti Illimani
- Aisha Kahlil and Nitanju Bolade Casel (First World Dance)
Special Projects (e.g. Laura Nyro, Public Theatre)
- Deaf Women’s Culture Day – Gallaudet University
- Funded by Grant from DC Arts Council
- Sisterfire: Live Recordings from 1983 LP/record
- Produced by Steve Rathe & Evelyn Harris
- Live performances from 1983 Sisterfire
- Side by Side Pacific Radio Series – 5 episodes Digitized recordings available
- Hosted by Ed Asner
- Produced by Amy Horowitz & Ziv Yonaton
- Episode 1: Sabreen
- Episode 2: El Hakawati Theater Company
- Episode 3: Haim Moshe
- Episode 4: Shlomo Bar
- Episode 5: Karen Alcalay & Nahidi Dajani
- International Women’s Day Photography Exhibit (HUD Women’s Committee)
- Amy Horowitz
- Smithsonian Folklife Festival (1980’s) Palestinian and Israeli Musicians: Music of Struggle. Recording (Folkways CD) and photography available from Amy.
- Smithsonian Folklife Festival (1989), Muslim and Jewish Liturgical Practitioners brought over as part of Sacred Sounds program, Curator: James Early
- Laura Nyro: Mother Spiritual Promotional Campaign
- Developed lists and mailed postcard announcing release of Laura Nyro’s Mother Spiritual LP
- Protest Music as Responsible Citizenship September 10-11, 2003, Ohio State University
- A Conversation with Harry Belafonte, Holly Near, Bernice Johnson Reagon, & Peter Seeger
Sisterfire
- 1982, Takoma Park Middle School, MD
- Alexis De Veaux
- Holly Near
- Cris Williamson
- Michelle Parkerson
- Sweet Honey in the Rock
- Women of the Calabash
- The Harp Band
- Sign Language Interpreters: Susan Freundlich, Shirley Childress Johnson
- 1983 – Takoma Park Middle School, MD
- 1984 – Takoma Park Middle School, MD
- 1985 – Takoma Park Middle School, MD
- 1987 – Upper Marlboro Equestrian Center, MD
- 1988 – Upper Marlboro Equestrian Center, MD
- 1989 – Sisterfire: Duke Ellington School of the Arts, DC
Marches & Rallies
- The National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights (October 1979)
- The 20th Anniversary March on Washington (August 1983)
- National Organization for Women March
- March against the Iraq War 1991
Roadwork Partnerships
- Olivia Records
- Redwood Records
- The Women’s Music Distribution Network
- Michigan Womyn’s Music Festival
- West Coast Women’s Music and Comedy Festival
- New England Women’s Musical Retreat
- Seattle’s Riot Grrl movement and grunge scene
- Boston’s Rock Against Sexism
- Combahee River Collective
- Flamboyant Ladies Theater
- Audrey Lorde
Roadwork 40th Anniversary Celebration
- Artists & Schedule
- Kennedy Center Millenium Stage: Three Voices Concert, July 7, 2018
- Smithsonian Festival: Sisterfire
- Words That Build A Movement, 2pm – July 8, 2018
- Roadwork Then & Now: Song, Poetry & Talk – 4pm – July 8, 2018
- Sisterfire: Roadwork 40th Anniversary Concert, 6-9pm
- Excerpt: Martha Redbone: “Drums”