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January and February Happenings By Dominique

By Anonymous
Second trimester ends in : March 2016
Winter Break : 12/19/15 - 1/4/15
Concerts:
   At Throckmorton Theatre:

When:  Class runs WED & FRI  4pm to 6pm from January 6 – February 12th.

Performance:   Friday, February 12 at 7pm
Instructors:  Steven Hess and Grace Renaud
Class Fee:  $450  To register please print and return our 2016 WINTER Enrollment
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