Clara C, Jennifer Chung, Feats in Inches & David Choi to Perform at Showtime 2011

On August 27th (Saturday), the AADAP (Asian American Drug Abuse Program) presents its 18th Annual Benefit Concert at the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center, celebrating 39 years of service to the Los Angeles community.
The performers for this benefit concert include CLARA C, Jennifer Chung, Feats in Inches, David Choi and The Bricks.
Check out the information for the event below!

“Showtime 2011 – Changing Lives and Saving Families,” a benefit concert for the Asian American Drug Abuse Program featuring “You Tube Sensations”. www.showtime-aadap.org, www.aadapinc.org, www.facebook.com/showtimeaadap
WHEN: Saturday, August 27, 2011 – 6:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. Includes Silent Auction & Raffle. Dessert Reception Immediately Following Concert.
Including Meet & Greet the performers following the Concert | VIP Reception – 5:45 pm – 6:30 pm – Special Meet & Greet with Talent
WHERE: Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center
1935 Manhattan Beach Blvd.
Redondo Beach, CA 90278-1220
WHO: More than 800 supporters of AADAP
WHY: To raise critical funds to help families affected by substance abuse and its associated problems and to help AADAP provide needed treatment and prevention programs, counseling and outreach.

TICKET INFORMATION: $25 General Admission ticket, $50 VIP Ticket To purchase tickets go to http://www.showtime-aadap.org/tickets.html or call 323-293-6284.
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Since 1972, the Asian American Drug Abuse Program has grown to be a leader in providing prevention and treatment services to Asian and Pacific Islander families affected by the consequences of substance abuse and addiction.
AADAP is one of only two agencies in the nation that addresses substance abuse and its associated problems and the special needs of the Asian Pacific American community.
Studies have shown that for every dollar spent toward prevention and treatment programs, there is an estimated 700% return to the public in savings as a result of the reduction in crime and reduction in health care costs. The evidence is clear that prevention and treatment can be a cost-effective, socially conscientious and compassionate solution.
Support of AADAP, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, will have the benefit of “changing lives and saving families” by addressing the consequences of substance abuse and addiction.
Again, to purchase tickets go to http://www.showtime-aadap.org/tickets.html or call 323-293-6284