Biography
- Passport To The World is a dynamic performer project featured in Passport Music Festival programs at Creative Cauldron. The festival celebrates global sounds with rotating artists rather than a single resident act, bringing varied cultural influences to Falls Church, Virginia.
- The festival’s curators, Ken Avis and Lynn Veronneau (a WA MMY Award-winning artist), help curate a nuanced season that blends traditional roots with contemporary flavors. This approach supports emerging and established world music acts alongside acclaimed ensembles.
- Creative Cauldron—a venue located at 127 E Broad St, Falls Church, VA 22046—offers an intimate, cabaret-style setting ideal for immersive performances and close-up connections with artists.
Discography Highlights
- Passport To The World performances span collaborative projects with international musicians, blending diverse rhythms and traditions into cohesive live sets. Look for releases and recorded live performances associated with Passport Music Festival showcases.
- In the broader Passport Music Festival ecosystem, you’ll often find curated recordings and video showcases highlighting featured performers, including those highlighted in the winter edition lineup.
Upcoming Tour Information
- Winter Edition at Creative Cauldron: Date to be announced for the next winter run. The festival typically runs January through February, with performances hosted on select evenings. Tickets are sold through Creative Cauldron’s official channels.
- Summer Passport Music Festival: A separate summer run generally takes place June–September. Each date is treated as a standalone event with its own lineup and tickets.
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