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Bluegrass Band is back at Heritage Center

Written by: November 16 2010
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VERO BEACH — Yeehaw!! The Rudd’s and gang are back in town performing Bluegrass, Gospel and Old Country music every Tuesday night starting 7:30 p.m. at the Heritage Center, on 14th Avenue in historic downtown Vero Beach. Y’all are welcome to come for a knee-slapping, toe-tapping, good time for the whole family.

Admission is free but donations appreciated and help cover costs.

Refreshments and coffee are served.  Alcohol is not permitted on the grounds but isn’t missed because the music is intoxicating.

Rustle up the family or just yerself ‘n come on over – they’ll be happy to see ya.

Information:  Call 772-770-2263 or visit www.veroheritage.org.

 

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