Can't Stop the Music-A Black Tie Charity Event

1000 Chestnut Street,San Francisco CA 94109

26 June, 2021

Description

A black-tie charity event supporting the San Francisco music ecosystem Rudy Colombini, A Man with a Vision, Love in his Heart, Musician, Entertainer & Much More! You Can See “It” In His Eyes, the Deep Caring of Humanity, Peace & Love! Sharing his home for an Elegant Night of Connections & Joy, With Devoted Supporters of the Arts! Support from contributors like you is what makes it possible for Music City Artist Development to achieve our mission. We bring artists, educators, and music lovers together to ignite the soul of local music culture Our mission is to educate and nurture a cultural ecosystem that enables musicians and performance artists to live, grow, and thrive in the Bay Area. Please consider giving a gift of $50, $75, or $150. Enjoy soulful sounds of the Sinatra Era-captured and beautifully presented by Rudy Colombini! “Speakeasy, drink champagne , eat delectable desserts and wonderful hors d’oeuvres transport yourself to the high art of the first half of the last century. Dance to the soulful sounds of the Sinatra Era-captured and beautifully presented by Rudy Colombini using his unique vocal style and sass…(opening act for Elton John and 40 other household names). Be captivated by Erin Parsley (Prima Ballerina), exotic instruments and extraordinary guitarist (David Blood) and the magnificent views of San Francisco Bay and beyond from atop Russian Hill. Embrace the moment. Feel the music! Experience and share our passion (A FUNDRAISER) by contributing to our cause, Music City Artist Development, Be a part of the music movement in San Francisco! This is the roaring 20’s all over again, time when great songs were sung and great singers literally moved audiences to become part of the music itself. PLEASE NOTE: You will receive the event location once you have purchased your ticket. Thank you for contributing to this exciting movement to bring live music back to the beautiful City of San Francisco!