On Thursday, April 18th, PSCNN is partnering with Drive Toward a Cure to host a very special inaugural evening of Music & Motion™. This will feature prominent cars owned by performing artists as well as including those driven by legendary racers who were challenged by Parkinson’s, all curated throughout the entire 100,000+ square feet of the remarkable National Automobile Museum.
Sharing the evening among our special guests will be singer/actress/producer Vanessa Williams, moderating "Conversations for a Cause" revealing the passion and professional lives of our panelists and highlighting the pure emotion we all share when it comes to music and cars. In addition, Rasheda Ali (daughter of Muhammad Ali) will be joining the discussion on both cars and Parkinson's disease. Reno local and off-road racer and Ford driver Shelby Hall will also be part of our panel. And Dr. Deanna Brown Thomas (daughter of musician James Brown) is our final addition!
Sharing the evening among our special guests will be singer/actress/producer Vanessa Williams, moderating "Conversations for a Cause" revealing the passion and professional lives of our panelists and highlighting the pure emotion we all share when it comes to music and cars. In addition, Rasheda Ali (daughter of Muhammad Ali) will be joining the discussion on both cars and Parkinson's disease. Reno local and off-road racer and Ford driver Shelby Hall will also be part of our panel. And Dr. Deanna Brown Thomas (daughter of musician James Brown) is our final addition!
Tickets are on sale now at https://www.drivetowardacure.org/music-and-motion-reno-2024/
All proceeds go to the Parkinson Support Center of Northern Nevada to benefit our local Parkinson's community.