A special concert benefiting the Children's Organ Transplant Association in behalf of Patrick, a one-year old in need of an intestinal transplant. 

Event Schedule
A silent auction will begin at 6:00 p.m.
Concert begins at 7:00 p.m.
Seating is not reserved, so plan to arrive early for the best seats.
Parking is limited.
100% of profits from this concert and silent auction will be used for transplant-related expenses. 

About the performers



Paul Cardall Four-time Billboard charting recording artist and award winning pianist, speaker, and author Paul Cardall has entertained sold out audiences and inspired people worldwide with twelve studio albums and various published writings. www.paulcardall.com



Sam Payne Payne's performance of his original jazz-inflected folk music has turned the heads of critics and audiences around the west. Alone or backed by his band (The Sam Payne Project), Payne's arresting stage presence, his craft as a poet/storyteller, and his soaring tenor voice have established him as an enduring and engaging performer; the songwriter's songwriter.www.sampayne.com



Mindy Gledhill Music that recalls the sweetness of Ingrid Michaelson and the quirk of Regina Spektor, Mindy Gledhill will leave you floating like a scoop of vanilla cream in a strawberry soda. www.mindygledhill.com



Steven Sharp Nelson Steven is no stranger to the stage and is sought after by other performing artists and recording studios. He has recorded on over 100 different albums. He was nominated as the best instrumental musician of the year by the FCMA. His first solo album, Sacred Cello (2006), was among Billboard's top 20 classical recordings in the world, next to artists such as Yo Yo Ma. Sacred Cello also received a Pearl Award for Best Instrumental Classical Album. He has soloed and recorded with many professional performing ensembles, including a 2009 project with the China Philharmonic Orchestra entitled, “American Journey.” www.stevensharpnelson.com



Charley Jenkins Charley was raised in Eastern Utah where life on the Jenkins farm revolved around cows, horses, and rodeo. In 2001, He moved to Nashville. He was able to work on Music Row for a song writing publishing company. In 2004, He came back home to help with the farm and to be with my father who was battling cancer. The “Round Here” album is a tribute to his father, and he wrote the song “Hero At Home” for him. In August of 2007, He released the album “Ridin’.” His latest album, "Hold On," was just released this summer. In the summer of 2008, Jenkins had the opportunity to be one of 12 finalists to compete on Nashville Star, which aired on NBC. He was also invited to be on the Today Show. He has opened for many top country headliners including LeAnn Rimes, Lonestar, Montgomery Gentry, Kellie Pickler, Taylor Swift, Josh Turner and many others. www.charleyjenkins.com