A musical community event by The Purgatory Players benefiting the Central Texas Food Bank.
The Purgatory Players are playing The Saxon Pub on Sunday, July 26, for their Gospel Brunch. It's a musical community event, and the proceeds go to the Central Texas Food Bank, so it's one of those mornings where you can get your music fix and help out a local cause at the same time.
If you're not familiar, the Gospel Brunch is exactly what it sounds like: a morning set of gospel-influenced music in the middle of the city. The Purgatory Players take the lead, and the whole thing is built around that community feel, with the music serving as the draw and the food bank as the beneficiary. It's a Sunday morning thing, which fits the gospel vibe and the brunch timing, so it's a good way to spend a late July morning before the rest of your day kicks in.
Since it's a benefit, the focus is as much on the cause as it is on the music. The Central Texas Food Bank works across the region to get food to people who need it, and this is one of the ways they bring in support. If you've been looking for a low-key way to contribute, this is a pretty easy one—you show up for the music and the money goes to the bank. It's a community event in the truest sense, with local musicians and a local charity coming together on a Sunday morning.
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The Purgatory Players will be the main feature, and the show is at The Saxon Pub on Sunday, July 26. It's a gospel brunch, so keep that in mind when you're planning your morning. All proceeds benefit the Central Texas Food Bank.
