Rutland Brings Hope to Haiti on February 5th, 2010 with a benefit concert at the Paramount Theatre in Downtown Rutland at 7 pm brought to you by Catamount Radio, with all of the donations going to Pure Water For The World’s Haitian c lean water initiative. Their mission is more important than ever in light of the recent earthquakes. Many are not aware that right here in our town, Rutland, Carolyn Meub and Pure Water have been hard at work in Haiti for years producing water filters to provide clean, safe drinking water, giving Haitians health and hope that leads to opportunity. Now, more than ever, Pure Water needs your help and Rutland has a long, proud history of coming through when called on. Clean water equals health, hope and opportunity and on Friday, February 5th, you can make a real difference with your donation. Caitlin Canty and Darlingside brought to you by Catamount Radio, Friday, February 5th at 7pm at The Paramount Theatre. Tickets are available at the door only, night of show, starting at 6pm for a suggested $10.00 minimum donation, cash or check only, checks for any amount can be made out to: Pure Water. There will be a water filter container just like those used by Pure Water in Haiti at the theatre. Help us fill the water filter. Together we can achieve our $10,000 fundraising goal, enough to help bring clean water to at least 5 schools. 100% of the donations from the benefit concert go directly to Pure Water For The World in Rutland, VT. Carolyn Meub will also be on hand to share the message of what is going on in Haiti today with the relief initiative and how your donations are going to make a real difference in the lives of those in need. Caitlin Canty, an indie singer/songwriter, crafts her songs with maple-sugared vocals, blues-touched tones, and a percussive guitar. A Proctor, Vermont native now based in New York City, Caitlin spent her early years working on the production side of live music and backing up more established artists while quietly cultivating her own music. After finally escaping the cubicle, Caitlin swung around to the other side of the microphone and now performs regularly at The Living Room, Rockwood Music Hall and listening rooms across New England. Her fans compare her voice and songs to the likes of Patti Griffin, Norah Jones , and Bonnie Raitt. Caitlin sings often with Rachel Loshak and David Poe and has opened for John Hammond and Duncan Sheik. She has independently produced several EP’s and one full-length album, Green (2007) with a new multiple-part album to be released in 2010. Darlingside is a string-rock quintet recently settled in Northhampton, MA. The band formed at Williams College, where they share the stage with such acts as Guster, The Format and The Ken Oak Band. Darlingside’s sound is characterized by elegantly crafted cello-violin duets, soaring harmonies, catchy hooks and compelling beats. Musical influences range from Radiohead to Nickel Creek, Beethoven to Phoenix. In 2010, these five multi-instrumentalists and their bold new songs are poised to explode onto stages all across the Northeast. For more information and for complete benefit detail, be sure to listen to your favorite Catamount Radio Station or check out their website at www.catamountradio.com