Kretzer Piano Music Foundation Presents…
The 2nd Annual PHYSICIANS TALENT SHOWCASE
To benefit Adopt-a-Family of the Palm Beaches and the Kretzer Piano Music Foundation
Tuesday, August 20, 7:30 pm
A Prescription For A Great Evening! We will be showcasing local doctors with real musical talents!
Your doctor may have skills you never dreamed of! The concert will feature ballroom dancers, vocalists, an all-physician band, a classical guitarist and a country western singing Hospital CEO! When they all share their talent onstage, you’re going to be impressed, delighted, and possibly fall out of your seat laughing.
Tickets for the Showcase are $50 each, payable to the Kretzer Piano Music Foundation, Inc., a non-profit 501(c)(3) dedicated to providing performance opportunities for young musicians by sponsoring music events and providing aid/scholarships to children from low-income families to receive music instruction.
Funds will be designated to Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches, Inc., a non-profit dedicated to restoring FAMILIES IN CRISIS to stability and self-sufficiency. Adopt-a-Family’s PROJECT GROW focuses on building social, emotional and educational skills for formerly homeless children who live in the agency’s housing programs. In the past year, Adopt-a-Family has helped 543 families have a safe place to live.
80% of net proceeds will go to Adopt-a-Family and 20% to the Kretzer Piano Music Foundation.
The Harriet Himmel Theater at City Place,
700 S. Rosemary Ave, WestPalm Beach, FL33401
Tickets are $50. Call Complete Ticket Solutions at 866-449-2489.
Tuesday, August 20, 7:30 pm.
CONTACT: For information call Kathi Kretzer, Kretzer Piano, 561-748-0036.
The “Physicians Talent Showcase” is part of Kretzer Piano’s ongoing “Music for the Mind” concert series benefitting children’s charities and music education. Held on the third Tuesday of every month in the Harriet Himmel Theater at CityPlace, the Music for the Mind concerts feature musical groups from Palm BeachCounty. Beginning in 2002, Music for the Mind has provided 8,800 young musicians the opportunity to perform while raising nearly $300,000 to help keep music in our schools and community.