Admission is free to students and the public.
Gribi has toured North America for nearly 20 years. Accompanying her clear soprano voice with autoharp, mountain dulcimer and guitar, she brings history to life in a way which is lively, fun, and educational, says Kyle Niedfeldt of the Women s Reousrce Center, sponsor of the event. Gribi made her first television appearance at the age of 13, and two years later, sang as one of the youngest members of the renowned Cincinnati May Festival Chorus. Her first love has always been folk music, and her interest in using traditional songs as a way of teaching history began while she worked for the education department of the Cincinnati Historical Society in the 1970s. So she set out to recover songs showing women in a more positive light.