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A Night of Burlesque / Fundraising Event at The West End Museum

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Friday, April 20, 8pm-12am @ West End Museum

“April 20th the Doors of the Howard Open Again” with a night of burlesque featuring the lovely Kristen Minsky along with the John Licata Sextet
For information please call (617) 610-7267

Please join us  for a night of burlesque, with vintage costumes, live music, handcrafted cocktails, and appetizers. Find out why the West End is back again!

The John Licata Sextet 
John Licata (Trombone)
Bob McCloskey (Tenor Sax)
Hiroaki Tokushige (Trumpet)
Chas McCann (Bass)
Barry Lit (Drums)
Garrison Fewell (Guitar)

Sponsors:
Vanessa Parker of Jim Beam Global
Kathleen Wentworth of Leader Bank
Paul Odelson of Keller Williams

Cost: $75 ($50 Members) 

(Proceeds to benefit exhibitions and programming at the West End Museum)

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