Inspirit is dedicated to uplifting the human spirit by providing live, quality performances to isolated people who reside in restricted environments, such as healthcare facilities, and are otherwise isolated from society. We are very excited about the potential of this project to help this segment of people in our community who are often overlooked. Our performances enrich the soul and promote wellness through the healing power of the performing arts.  In carrying out our mission, Inspirit seeks to create a social awareness of people who are isolated from the world at large. Click here to download the Inspirit Brochure

Live at 25

Join us as we celebrate 25 years with some of our most popular performers. Click below for details and tickets

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House Concert featuring Jason Colannino

House Concert featuring Jason Colannino

Jason Colannino gave a house concert to benefit Inspirt on October 18 at the home of Ted and Chris Brownstein. Jason delivered an outstanding performance to the sell-out crowd. Thanks to Jason, the Brownsteins, and everyone at Inspirit that made this event a great success!

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Millie Tennessee performing

Millie Tennessee at the West Palm Beach VA

Resident veterans of the West Palm Beach VA and staff welcomed Inspirit’s Millie Tennessee today. Millie sang a wonderful variety of songs, from oldies like Smoke Gets in Your Eyes, Unchained Melody, My Sweet Lord, Imagine) to R&B/Motown like Dionne Warwick, the Temptations, Marvin Gaye, Aretha, Sam Cooke, Mary Wells,

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Inspirit performance at North County Senior Center

Ian Wilkinson at the North County Senior Center

A great performance by Ian Wilkinson at the North County Sr Center. Since it was still, March Ian played an upbeat Irish set on his violin. The audience was very engaged with a lot of clapping and swaying to the music. The people in the audience consisted of folks from

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A SPECIAL TOUCH…

With a grant from the National Endowment of the Arts, Inspirit arranged for Miami musical artist Nicole Yarling to conduct a workshop at the Palm Beach County Juvenile Detention Center. At first, Ms. Yarling’s outreach was shunned by these young men, all in lockdown. But by day’s end, one had written this beautiful composition. Because of their ages, faces could not be photographed. But the message is powerful.

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