“Feeling Alright” Health & Wellness Fair and Unity Concert

The Rhode Island musicians health awareness program, Tune In & Tune Up, will present its 2nd annual “Feeling Alright Health Fair & Unity Concert” on Sunday, October 21, at the Hope Artiste Village, 999 Main St., Pawtucket, R.I., in the Music Hall of Fame museum and at the Met.

“Feeling Alright” will kick off with a free public Health & Wellness Fair from 12-4 p.m. More than 30 exhibitors and presenters are expected comprised of doctors, health care professionals, insurance companies, holistic health providers, and wellness practitioners. Exhibitors will be on hand to answer questions about their services and to provide informational materials. A guest lecture series will also run throughout the day focusing on key areas of health and wellness.

The Unity Concert will take place inside the Met, from 2 to 7 p.m. Many past Rhode Island Music Hall of Fame inductees as well as other local musicians will be performing with the Tune In & Tune Up All-Stars including: John Cafferty, James Montgomery, Steve Smith, Michael “Tunes” Antunes, George McCann, Kim Trusty, Mark Cutler & Emerson Torrey, Neal Vitullo & Dave Howard, and Tyler Morris & Craig Rawding. Also performing short sets will be pianist Mark Taber, The Rock’n Docs (an all-RI doctor band), and The School of Rock Show Band. Each featured musician will perform two songs of their own choosing backed by The Tune In & Tune Up All-Stars, The Fabulous Tunettes, and The In-Tune Horns.

This year’s theme “With a little help from our friends” symbolizes a new partnership with the State of Rhode Island Dept. of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities & Hospitals (BHDDH) and an effort to focus an awareness campaign on the opioid crisis in Rhode Island to make the community aware of the help options that are available.