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Eric Mintel Quartet – From the Porch

Eric Mintel Quartet Returns to Hill-Stead! The renowned quartet will pay tribute to Dave Brubeck and more, featuring Eric Mintel on the piano, Nelson Hill on the sax, Dave Mohn on the drums and Jack Hegyi on the bass. More information about the evening’s programming will be available closer to the date of the event. The performance will take place on the West Lawn. Please bring chairs or blanket, and a picnic. Schedule 6:00 pm    Gates open 6:30 pm …

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July 10, 2024 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

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Eric Mintel Quartet Returns to Hill-Stead!
The renowned quartet will pay tribute to Dave Brubeck and more, featuring Eric Mintel on the piano, Nelson Hill on the sax, Dave Mohn on the drums and Jack Hegyi on the bass.
More information about the evening’s programming will be available closer to the date of the event.
The performance will take place on the West Lawn. Please bring chairs or blanket, and a picnic.
Schedule
6:00 pm    Gates open
6:30 pm    Performance begins
Rain Date: Thursday, July 11.
Tickets
Please check back for tickets closer to the date of the event. 
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