Cords & Strings, After Hours On Canyon Road

Saturday, November 25th, 7 pm, ViVO After Hours: 725 Canyon Rd., Santa Fe, NM

Mezzo-soprano, Lisa Keating
Classical Guitarist, Jesse Vernier

Appearing together for the first time on Canyon Road. This duo dives into the repertoire of traditional Christmas music and delivers a rich collection of often neglected verses for a deeper look at the stories behind the music. Set among the work of local fine artists, this uniquely Santa Fe experience is a delight for the senses.

Traditional holiday refreshments, including mulled wine provided by the Gallery, are included in the ticket price.

$25
505.982.1320 Call ViVO Contemporary Art Gallery to purchase tickets or order online.

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