It's called Jammin' for Japan and will be held at the Vie de Boheme Winery (1530 SE 7th Avenue) on Sunday at 4 pm. The lineup includes the Ty Curtis Band, Terry Robb, Lloyd Jones, Robbie Laws, Lisa Mann, Rae Gordon, Steve Kerin, and more. There will be some great raffle and game prizes including a Romance Package at the Heathman Lodge, a collection of wines, a catered in-home dinner for 8 including wine, numerous CDs, restaurant and spa gift certificates and more. Tickets are offered for a sliding scale donation of $10-$20 and you should probably secure them in advance. 100% of proceeds go to Direct Relief International.
Thursday, April 21, 2011
A benefit show for Tsunami Relief on Sunday
Yes, this month it seems like there's a benefit show where ever you look. If you're not suffering from giving fatigue ... there's one Sunday you should check out ... it's got a dynamite blues lineup too!
It's called Jammin' for Japan and will be held at the Vie de Boheme Winery (1530 SE 7th Avenue) on Sunday at 4 pm. The lineup includes the Ty Curtis Band, Terry Robb, Lloyd Jones, Robbie Laws, Lisa Mann, Rae Gordon, Steve Kerin, and more. There will be some great raffle and game prizes including a Romance Package at the Heathman Lodge, a collection of wines, a catered in-home dinner for 8 including wine, numerous CDs, restaurant and spa gift certificates and more. Tickets are offered for a sliding scale donation of $10-$20 and you should probably secure them in advance. 100% of proceeds go to Direct Relief International.
It's called Jammin' for Japan and will be held at the Vie de Boheme Winery (1530 SE 7th Avenue) on Sunday at 4 pm. The lineup includes the Ty Curtis Band, Terry Robb, Lloyd Jones, Robbie Laws, Lisa Mann, Rae Gordon, Steve Kerin, and more. There will be some great raffle and game prizes including a Romance Package at the Heathman Lodge, a collection of wines, a catered in-home dinner for 8 including wine, numerous CDs, restaurant and spa gift certificates and more. Tickets are offered for a sliding scale donation of $10-$20 and you should probably secure them in advance. 100% of proceeds go to Direct Relief International.
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