Free Jazz Concert at OCAF and Artists' Shoppe Coupon



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 New Hots Jazz

The Seasonal Celebration at OCAF Continues with a
Free Jazz Performance by
The New HOTS Jazz Orchestra

 
New Hots Jazz 2Saturday, December 18
7 - 9 PM
In OCAF's Main Gallery
34 School Street, Watkinsville

The New HOTS Jazz Orchestra is an 8 to 15 piece "Little Big Band", which recreates the hot dance and swing tunes of the '20s, '30s and '40s. Their repertoire includes vintage ragtime, New Orleans-style Dixieland Jazz, popular hot dance tunes of the jazz age, and classic swing. To read more on The New HOTS Jazz Orchestra visit their website by < clicking here >.

Free Admission * Free Parking * Handicap Accessible
Suggested Donation: Canned goods for the Food Bank of Northeast Georgia

 
Artists ShoppeShop Before or After the Concert for that Perfect Holiday Gift and Receive a 10% Discount on One Item!

The OCAF Artists' Shoppe will be open during the concert offering you an opportunity to shop for a handmade gift for that special someone. Print the coupon below to receive a 10% discount on one item.

The Shoppe features hand crafted items from over 55 talented artists. Shoppers will find a variety of works including jewelry, pottery, original paintings, prints, fiber arts, scarves and hats, handmade books, and framed photography to name just a few. From the decorative to the practical (many items are both!) everyone is sure to find that something special that also fits into his or her Holiday budget.

Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation
34 School Street
Watkinsville, GA 30677
(706) 769-4565 / info@ocaf.com / www.ocaf.com

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Save 10% on One Item
Shop before or after The New HOTS Jazz Orchestra concert on Saturday, December 18, 2010 and receive a 10% discount on one item purchased in the OCAF Artists' Shoppe. Please print and bring in this coupon to receive your discount.
Offer Valid: Saturday, December 18, 2010

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