Melissa Receives NMWA Award for Excellence in the Performing Arts

  
Photos ©Suzi Altman

The National Museum of Women in the Arts held its 25th anniversary fall benefit in Washington D.C. on Nov 4. Melissa received their Award for Excellence in the Performing Arts, toured the Museum and played 4 songs: "The Weakness In Me," Come To My Window," "I Run For Life," and "Me And Bobby McGee."

Melissa on The Guitar Show with Andy Ellis

Melissa describes recording 4th Street Feeling and reveals what it was like to track all the guitars on the album in this exclusive interview with The Guitar Show. Listen to the interview.

Melissa is on the cover of GO Magazine!

You’ve been supportive of many different causes over the years, from AIDS research and breast cancer research to environment conservation. Which causes are most important to you today?

In my journeys as an activist, I realize the most active thing I do is to be truthful about myself. Just be upfront and carry myself that way. That is my most important cause now, and for each of us individually, it is about our health, it’s about understanding what health is. Health is the choices we make every day—it’s not about making sure I’m covered so that when I get sick the government will pay for me. It’s about taking our own responsibility for our health, for about who we are, for about what we’re doing in this life. I think democracy is at its best when each individual realizes her own responsibility. - Melissa Read the interview.(Oct 29, 2012)

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