DOORS OPEN: 6:30 PM

MUSIC & WORSHIP: 7:00 PM

About The Show: Join us for the fourth annual "Night of Hope" on February 17th, 2023, featuring uplifting music and messages to bring awareness to our nation's mental health issues in youth. Night of Hope is a collaborative effort with Boone community youth groups and at the Boone High School Auditorium this year. This event is free; an all-ages show, and open to anyone in Boone and the surrounding communities. This year we are excited to have the following artists attend:

Andrew Osenga - Known for his honest songwriting and gutsy guitar playing, Andrew Osenga is a Nashville Christian music community veteran. He has worked extensively with Andrew Peterson, Steven Curtis Chapman, Caedmon's Call, Mission House, Sandra McCracken, Citizens, the FAITHFUL Project, and many others. His latest album, 'The Painted Desert' was voted "Best album of the year" by UTR Media. Andrew currently serves as Director of A&R for Integrity Music and its imprint, Running Club Records. Outside work, he hosts a podcast called 'The Pivot' and is most inspired by his wife and three daughters.

Taylor Leonhardt - Native Texan and new-ish Nashvillian, Taylor Leonhardt is first and foremost a craftsman. Whether she's penning tunes for her solo project or her duo Mission House with Jess Ray, it's always about the song. The Gospel Coalition called Taylor "one of the most promising singer-songwriters in Nashville these days," naming her latest project, Hold Still, one of the best albums of 2021. In addition to touring and writing, she spends time across the US leading music and conversations for spiritual retreats, creative workshops, and faith communities. When she's not on the road, you can catch Taylor on a long run at Shelby Park or pursuing her newest hobby - fly fishing. She is convinced God songs are everywhere.

We hope you will join us for an evening of worship, music, and connecting with others in Boone and the surrounding community.