Last month, Widespread Panics Sunny Ortiz teamed up with longtime collaborator Dr. Arvin Scott to host a fund raiser at the Georgia Theater. The two are back at it on November 30 when Beat The Drum returns for night of community drumming and related entertainment. A five dollar donation will support the Drumming for Success, the program founded and directed by Scott, which aims to foster achievement, creativity and self-esteem.
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