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Findlay Park Performance with The Ludlow Trio

  • Findlay Park 1811 Vine Street Cincinnati, OH, 45202 United States (map)

The Over-the-Rhine Museum, in partnership with the Cincinnati Recreation Commission, invite you to a Findlay Park Summer Series performance featuring the eclectic band, The Ludlow Trio. Join us at 5:00pm on Thursday, September 30th. Grab a chair, your family, friends, and neighbors - this is a free event! The performance will take place near the park’s Vine Street entrance (1811 Vine Street). Thank you to ArtsWave for sponsoring this event, part of a summer series.

As an added bonus, the Over-the-Rhine Museum will select a raffle prize winner who will receive a $100 gift cards to Shake It Records. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE RAFFLE TICKETS. Entries will remain in the drawing throughout the summer series, so purchase now for your chance to win one of the upcoming gift card prizes. Winners do not need to be present to win.

The Ludlow Trio is a Cincinnati-based band playing eclectic music including Gypsy Jazz, Klezmer, French Creole, and other early 20th century music. The Ludlow Trio (which also performs as a duo or quartet) rotates between musicians Michael McIntire (guitar and vocals), Adam Sanregret (string bass and vocals), Chico Converse (violin and vocals), Dan Walter (tenor banjo and mandolin), and Lara Sabo (clarinet). Learn more about The Ludlow Trio at https://www.facebook.com/Ludlow-Trio-811999498957248/.

Earlier Event: August 6
Findlay Park Performance with Khari
Later Event: October 8
Findlay Park Performance with Preston Charles III

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