A Concert Of Blues!!

Posted by tracy cobbin

The Louis Brallie School for the blind and visually impaired is having a fund raising Blues Concert!!

Curley Cooke, former guitarist for the internationally acclaimed Steve Miller Band, and singer/harmonica player Annette Taborn, one of the organizers of the Bonnie Raitt “Girls with Guitars” program, will play and sing the blues in an all-acoustic concert on Thursday evening, October 16th at 7:00 pm, at the Louis Braille School in Edmonds. The concert will benefit both the Louis Braille School and Pacific Northwest Blues in the Schools. Both are tax-exempt, non-profit organizations. 
Homemade apple pie and lemonade are included in the price of admission. The event will take place in the living room of the Louis Braille School and every seat will be close to the performers. 
The Louis Braille School is located at 10130 Edmonds Way (between Pagliacci’s Pizza and McDonald’s). Convenient parking is available in McDonald’s upper lot; that’s the lot to the left of the main entrance to McDonald’s as you face the restaurant. Price per ticket: Choose to pay any amount between $15 and $20. If you cannot attend, the tickets make a good gift for employees or clients. 
Contact: Eric  425 778-2384     eric@louisbrailleschool.org

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