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Comedic Chanteuse Teresa Tudury at Occidental Center for the Arts October 7

Gary Carnivele October 4, 2022

Teresa Tudury at Occidental Center for the Arts. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see the magnificently talented and witty comedic chanteuse Teresa Tudury, with special guests! Teresa is visiting from New Mexico and we’re thrilled to welcome her back to our stage. This performance will be in our outdoor amphitheater. Please bring your own seat cushion or low-back chair. Front row seating (chairs) available for patrons unable to maneuver the amphitheater stairs. OCA is wheelchair accessible. Fine refreshments for sale, art gallery open during intermission. This will be a sell out so get your tickets early ! @ www.occidentalcenterforthearts.org. Tickets are $25 GA, $20 for OCA members. Become an OCA member for free and reduced event admission. 3850 Doris Murphy Ct. Occidental, CA. 95465. 707-874-

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