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RAWR! A Wildlife Benefit for WALDEN'S PUDDLE

Presented by Exit/In at Exit/In

January 7, 2012

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Walden's Puddle is a local non-profit wildlife rehabilitation and education center that focuses on helping abandoned and injured wildlife native to Tennessee. They never turn an animal away, and being the only fully functioning rehabilitation center in the Nashville area, it is a struggle each day to be able to care for all of the sweet animals that come their way.

All of the funds raised from this event are being donated to Walden's Puddle so all of the animals that need help can continue to receive the loving care they deserve.

Joining together for this cause are several unique and wonderful performers from all over Tennessee. Opening the show is an amazing hula hoop and aerial performer, Kinetic Kristen of Leopard Dance Arts. Next is Blaque Masque Productions, a collaborative of belly dancers from the Nashville and Murfreesboro area. Following Blaque Masque is the cute, but soulful group The Little Bear, featuring the beautifully unique voice of Claire Guerreso. Next in line is Montezuma Fire Machine, composed of seven unbelievably talented musicians from all backgrounds. A fusion of funk, metal, jazz, classical, psychedelic, and any other music genre that exists, Montezuma puts on a very entertaining show. Thunderbear is a very fun and upbeat electronic band featuring live drums and electronics, as well as belly dancers and a giant dancing bear. Ending the show is the revolutionary Kaleidophonix, straight from Memphis, TN. This group has a very unique and visually appealing stage presence- the members wear cartoon masks, and their show is filled with many surprises and great music.