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The 4th Annual Local Music Festival on 2 stages
Saturday September 7, 2019
For the fourth year The AR Project is proud to bring you Remember September Music Festival, an all day, all ages Music Festival featuring original music from local bands and acoustic acts on two separate stages. Join us at 6:00 pm for our honor the fallen ceremony. There will be food, drink, music, and so much more. Each year this festival reminds us all of the effects of 9/11 across the world. In the past 18 years many have become used to the changes in our world and don't remember what it was like before the vicious attack on our freedom. Please join us as we get together to celebrate our continued freedom and honor our Fallen Heroes.
Proceeds of RSMF benefit the Fraternal Order of Fire Fighter Military Veterans, Inc.
The FOFFMV is a non-profit organization whose primary mission is to combat the effects of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in Veterans and Firefighters. We will accomplish this mission through assistance, education, and collaboration.
RSMF is an all ages event. The VFW Post 1046 Beer garden will be open. 21+ to drink with a wrist band.
Food service by @Party of Five Catering.
Rain or shine. This event takes place in the post hall.
100 to 130 main stage - Jake Ash
130 to 145 side stage - Senchant's Art of Music - Dana Caproni & Janie Covitz
145 to 215 main stage - Willie Dinardo & the Corporates
215 to 230 side stage - Senchant's Art of Music - Jasmine Cueco
230 to 300 main stage - Brian Destoop & the Old Haunts
300 to 315 side stage -Senchant's Art of Music - Marc Cemino w/ Tom Scribner
315 to 345 main stage - Fat Boys & Little Men
345 to 400 side stage- Ashley Dawn
400 to 430 main stage - Urban Lunchmeat
430 to 445 side stage - Ashley Dawn
445 to 600 main stage Day headliner - Thee Midnight Society
***600 to 630 Honor the Fallen***
630 to 700 main stage - War on Alexandria
700 to 715 side stage - Andrew
715 to 745 main stage - Beautiful Tuesday
745 to 800 side stage - One More Slice
800 to 845 main stage - Cruel Miracle
845 to 900 side stage - One More Slice
900 to 1000 main stage - Bossnova
1000 to 1020 side stage - One More Slice
1020 to close main stage headliner - The Quins
Pre-sale all day passes $15
Day of all day passes $20
Doors open at noon, Parking is free, we recommend arriving early.
Join Us
Contact us for more ways to get involved.
Now accepting Band/Musician submissions for RSMF19, please click the Find out more link below and fill out the form adding, name, contact info, and social media links. RSMF committee will notify you within 7 days of your submission.
Our Sponsors
Fraternal Order of Firefighter Military Veterans
Letter from our Co-Founders
In the aftermath of the 911 terrorist attacks Our Nation’s young men and women answered the call to arms that led them to wars on two fronts in both Afghanistan and Iraq. These wars have lasted over a decade and have taken the lives of many men. The wars have also left mental and emotional scars—the invisible wounds of war—in many of our young veterans whether they realize it or not. It is of no surprise that many of these brave young men and women want to continue to selflessly serve their country when they return home. Many young war veterans take up employment in the fire service. Here they continue to put their lives on the front line protecting their communities just as they protected their nation. It is estimated that 11% to 20% of Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) Veterans suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). An additional 7% to 30% of members in the fire service suffer from PTSD from on the job experiences. These men and women will continue to be placed in high-stress environments throughout their careers. As veterans and firefighters ourselves, our organization, Fire Fighters Military Veterans (FFMV), recognize these issues on a personal level. We have modeled our organization’s approach by offering high-quality training and educational courses, a peer support network, and peer support meetings, on combating PTSD, substance abuse, and suicide—from the inside, not from the outside looking in. The FFMV will use all of its resources to do its very best to help our brother and sister fire fighter military veterans to the best of our ability.
Michael Jefferson Co-Founder/President
Anthony Salvucci Co-Founder/Treasurer
Mission Statement
"The Mission of Fraternal Order of Fire Fighter Military Veterans is to advocate for the mental and emotional well-being of those who have selflessly dedicated their life to protecting the lives of the American people. This will be accomplished through assistance, education and collaboration."
Donations
The FOFFMV relies on your donation to train and educate both Peer Support Specialists and Departments to further improve the mental and physical well-being of their members.
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