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Adrien at Golden Magnolia Sanctuary 03-29-2026
Jonas Magram Hosts Gala Benefit Concert for Golden Magnolia, Saturday, March 28, 2026, 7:30 p.m.
The Best of Broadway and the Movies concert featured some of the best vocal talents in the Fairfield area
Prepare to be blown away by Fairfield’s musical talent at “Best of Broadway & the Movies,” a benefit concert for Golden Magnolia Sanctuary, on Saturday, March 28, 7:30 p.m.
The evening will feature performances by Fairfield legend Adrien Daller Logsdon and Mount Pleasant diva Ming Vierra, as well as Jonas Magram, LeAnne Edgeton, Lou Bolster, Patrick Bosold, Chris Busch, Tom Terrien, and youth talents Sloane Brower and Vivian Miller.
“In my 30 plus years of organizing concerts, I have never assembled a more talented group of performers,” says host Jonas Magram. “We’re looking forward to another huge turnout.” Tickets are $15 at the door, and all proceeds support Golden Magnolia Sanc-tuary and its Stone Soup Community Kitchen, now serving over 20,000 meals a year.
“Golden Magnolia is a safe space for community members to find sanctuary from hunger, foster creative connections, perform, hold events, and play,” says Golden Magnolia Founder Tammy Haessler. “This is a community-supported space for all.”
Golden Magnolia Sanctuary is located at 200 South Main Street in Fairfield. Tickets are $15 at the door.
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Adrien Daller and Eli Lieb Give Maharishi School Assembly
Sept 10, 2012
Two dazzling alumni visited the school to share their vocation ventures and give us guidance. The first speaker was Adrien Daller. Adrien calls herself a speech nerd who was always shushing people when they interrupted the teacher. She is grateful for the School’s theatre program because that was where she understood that she wanted to perform. She went out with certainty, and met change. Adrien says, “The moral of my story is that sometimes on the way to your dreams, you find better ones.”
She went overseas to study acting in England, and sang “God Save the Queen” to Queen Elizabeth. From there she ended up singing and performing in Italy. She says that it was a great experience doing “what I said I wanted, but I wasn’t happy.” Something was missing.
Back in Fairfield she reconnected with friends and family and realized that she needed to do something else. She started writing her own music, and was in, and helped to start, several bands. The album The Endless Prom came out of that. She says, “I’m doing what I love, even though it’s not what I expect. I’m making music with people who inspire me, and being close to people I love.”
Her advice to the students is, “Keep trying things; it doesn’t matter if you make mistakes, just keep trying.” She also says, “Keep an open mind to what dream you might have. Work really hard on what you love, and see what happens.”
