A Lullaby to Wake People Up!
On February 28, 2026, on the first day of the U.S. bombing of Iran, an elementary school was struck in the city of Minab, killing more than 168 people, mostly children. This series of peace concerts is centered around the "Minab Lullaby," composed by Iranian-American Sufi peace activist, Moji Agha, arranged and sung by Sharon Abreu, accompanied by Michael Hurwicz (together "The Irthlingz Duo").
- September 25, 2026, Bellingham Unitarian Fellowship, Bellingham, WA info
- October 3, 2026, Southside Presbyterian Church, Tucson, AZ info
- October 4, 2026, Phoenix Quaker/Friends Meeting House, Phoenix, AZ info
- October 5, 2026, Unity Spiritual Center, Albuquerque, NM info
- October 7, 2026, Unity Santa Fe, NM info
- October 8, 2026, Taos Community of Love/Unity, NM info
- November 21, 2026, Boulder Mennonite Church, Boulder, CO info
- February 27, 2027, Eastern Mennonite University, Harrisonburg, VA info
Contact:
Sharon Abreu: sharmuse(at)gmail.com
Moji Agha: moji.agha(at)gmail.com
- Moji is a prolific activist for peace and environmental justice. Please click here for more information about Moji.
- He has begun a project to build a memorial for peace that would honor the people and the children of the Minab school in southern Iran. Half of any donations at these concerts will go to fund that project.
Here is a link: https://tinyurl.com/4rpkd9df
- Sharon and Michael perform as the Irthlingz Duo. You are currently on their website at irthlingz.com. For more information about Sharon and Michael, please click here.
- Sharon will sing the "Minab Lullaby," Moji's bilingual composition, with Michael accompanying her on guitar. That will be about 10 minutes of each concert. The rest will be Sharon and Michael singing a variety of songs for peace, some well-known and some original songs. In general, the concert will last about 90 minutes, with Moji speaking for a few minutes during the program (in most locations via Zoom). Often, there will be a potluck before or after the concert.
copyright © 2026 by Michael Hurwicz & Sharon Abreu

