My Funny Valentine, and Abendmusik fundraiser
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Be Abendmusik’s valentine this year! You will be enchanted and entertained with melodies from the Great American Songbook, sung by Tom Trenney at the Steinway piano. And your palette will be enamored with a delicious and savory meal, surely culminating in a chocolate conclusion. Declare your love for Abendmusik, and join us for this fancy fundraising feast for all the senses. With the perennial inspiration of Abendmusik, each day is Valentine’s Day!
My Funny Valentine, and Abendmusik fundraiser
Phone : 402-476-9933 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : rebecca@abendmusik.org
Web: abendmusik.org
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