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Mardis Gras With Kodama Trio

Mardi Gras party featuring Kodama Trio live with special guest Lisa Keating

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I'm so excited about this event, I may even make King Cake! Laissez les bonnes temps roulez, y'all!

Tue, February 13, 2018
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM MST

The Performance Space
7 Caliente Rd.
Santa Fe, NM 87508

Kodama Trio (Jeremy Bleich bass, Milton Villarrubia III drums, Robert Muller piano) comes to us with a fresh and funky, family-friendly Mardis Gras celebration after winning TWO 2016 New Mexico Music Awards (Best Jazz song, Best Jazz CD). Special guest, Lisa Keating hosts with an interlude featuring the new Jazz line from The Teabag Project.

This evening of world-class performance comes to Eldorado at Santa Fe's Performance Space. Tickets are $20, $10 for full time students with school ID. Come early and grab dinner at La Plancha across the way (ask for our exclusive Mardis Gras Monsoon)! Or stay late and raise a glass at SFBC Eldorado Taphouse after the show.


New line for Spring 2018 from The Teabag Project


Please note: Student tickets available at the door or you may arrange in advance with an email to Orders@EncinoMomProductions.
Thanks!!!!


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