Garrett will be on piano, guitar and ukulele accompanied by spoken word by Hoffmann. “I reached out to Maritri because I wanted to collaborate with her,” Hoffmann said. “Art is always a release, and anytime I perform I feel like something is getting released,” Garrett said. And that’s really tough.”“The conversations are important, and they need to be had,” Garrett said. The event is free, but a free will collection will be requested to benefit the Pomona Economic Opportunity Center.