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gett. In addition to enjoying an elegant dinner beside an indoor pool, dancing to the Greg McKenzie Quartet of Washington, DC, champagne, a bar and all of the accoutrement of the holiday, those attending will help the Arts in our area by benefitting RAAC.
Greg McKenzie is a graduate of the Shenandoah Conservatory of Music where he majored in jazz piano and minored in classical music. His trio per* forms at Charlie’s in Georgetown and at the Park Place Cafe in DC. Other members of the group are Bill Foster on bass, a graduate of the University of Maryland, and Allen Litchman on drums, who received his training at the Eastham College of Music in Rochester, NY. The group {days an assortment of Big Bftnd music, swing and contemporary dance pieces.
Admission for this gala evening is $40 per person and $75 per couple, and is open to everyone. Black He is optional RAAC is a tax exempt organization and the admission to this benefit event is tax deductible. Call the RAAC office at 675-3193 to make reservations.
Sale on Artists* Calendar
Hie limited edition 1965 Rappahannock Artists’ Calendar is now on sale reduced from *6.00 to $3.50. The calendar contains work by a photographer who received a National Endowment for the Arts grant (Tim Kilby), a sculptor whose work is exhibited regularly at the prestigious Rhinebeck Crafts Fair (Jeanne Drevas), a winner of the “Beet in Show” Award from the Washington Watercolor Society (Scott Robinson), a former assistant to Ansel Adams (Charlie Tompkins), a painter whose work was exhibited at the Mu
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