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Eden Mills concert hosts international jazz artists

EDEN MILLS

The third annual Music at the Hall presents its summer concert here featuring Sapporo City Jazz Festival Contest winners Shohei Yamaki and Moment Jazz Trio.

The Music at the Hall concert, a fundraiser for the hall’s energy retrofit, takes place at the Eden Mills Community Hall on June 29. There will be a cash bar and doors open at 7:30pm (performance at 8pm).

Tickets are $30, available in  advance at The Bookshelf, in Guelph or through Kit Bresnahan at 519-856-1188 or kitbresnahan1@gmail.com.

June 29, 2012

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