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Arts on Grand Fall Fundraiser

Arts on Grand Fall Fundraiser

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Spencer, Iowa (NorthwestIowaNow.com) – It is going to be a big Friday night in Spencer, with a three-act concert and celebration coming up this week. It’s the annual Arts on Grand Fall Fundraiser, and organizers are looking to celebrate the past while bringing in the future of the arts center.

The party is this Friday, October 10th, from 5:30 to 10:30 PM at Gary’s on the River.

The event features a stellar lineup of music, including performances by Chad Elliott’s Weary Ramblers, the Cedar County Cobras, and Krista Richards.

The fundraiser is also a special night to honor Ann Holck for her lasting legacy and contributions that have made Arts on Grand the vibrant community resource it is today.

Food will also be available for purchase from the Cup’n’Saucer food truck, serving up supper and desserts from 4 to 8 PM, and all are welcome to enjoy the food truck, regardless of whether you are attending the ticketed fundraiser.

Tickets for the Fall Fundraiser are $50 for Arts on Grand members and $65 for non-members. Tickets will be available right up until the time of the event.

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