The Peace Bubble Café, featuring singer, songwriter and modern storyteller Jerry Leggett, will be coming to towns across America with a mobile, multimedia peace exhibit and live entertainment.

The Peace Bubble Café is a mobile, multimedia art and entertainment exhibit, featuring live music and a public kiosk for innovative resources that promote peace and nonviolence. The Café is designed to create a spontaneous space for the audiences to listen to peace tales, hear songs that inspire, and participate in a national video compilation of thoughts on peace.

As Leggett asks the question, “What does peace look like for you?”, audiences contemplate a more peaceful world and define themselves and their environments as spaces for peace. The Peace Bubble Café website at MyPeaceSpace.org will follow the 2008 tour and provide Internet audiences a way to follow the tour and define their own peace spaces.

Each day at noon, modern storyteller Jerry Leggett entertains audiences with tales and tunes that inspire hope for a more peaceful world. Says Leggett, “The stories we tell give us a space in our lives for peace. They can be a breath of fresh air for war-weary souls.” In 2007, the Peace Bubble Café toured over 53,000 miles across America, documenting with video and photography thousands of answers to questions about peace.

The Peace Bubble Café will launch its bi-coastal 2008 tour in June in North Ridgeville, Ohio and with a half-way stop in Portland, Oregon in mid-August and conclude on the eve of November 4th in Washington, DC. Along the route, Leggett will interview everyday Americans, asking the two Tour questions, “What does peace look like for you?” and “What peace message do you wish to offer to the next President of the United States?”