An Evening of Music is coming to Beattyville on Saturday, Nov. 10, at 6 p.m. at Beattyville Christian Church.
Organizer Lynda Congleton, who leads the group that plans the Evening of Music, says over a dozen live performances are planned, including a veterans’ tribute. Each year, the Evening of Music is celebrated for its impressive range of genres and talent.
“This will be my first time attending the event,” says Chasity Coleman, director of development at Hospice Care Plus. “I can’t wait, because I keep hearing that it’s one of the best showcases of regional talent anywhere. Lynda and her helpers do an incredible job of pulling this together and making it a memorable night.”
Heavy refreshments will be available as well.
Visit the Evening of Music event page on Facebook to see the latest.
Beattyville Christian Church is located ta 130 Locust Street. For more information, contact Lynda Congleton at 606-464-0083 or Brandy Britton at Hospice Care Plus at 859-986-1500 or hospice@hospicecp.org.
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