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The Billie Holiday Project at Occidental Center for the Arts Sat. Feb. 18

Gary Carnivele January 15, 2023

Saturday February 18 @ 7:30 pm. The Billie Holiday Project at Occidental Center for the Arts. Don’t miss the return of this spectacular tribute to the one and only Billie Holiday! Super songstress Stella Heath and her band, featuring some of the Bay Area’s finest jazz musicians, skillfully evoke the electric and intimate feeling of seeing the legendary Lady Day live in a 1930’s jazz club. You won’t want to miss this Valentine’s Day tribute at our acoustic sweet spot on Bohemian Highway. Get your tickets early – this show will sell out! $32 General/ $25 for OCA members at www.occidentalcenterforthearts.org ; or at the door. Fine refreshments available for sale, art gallery open. Following current Sonoma County Public Health guidelines. Accessible to patrons in wheelchairs. 3850 Doris Murphy Ct. Occidental, CA. 95465. 707-874-9392. Become an OCA Member for discounted admission to all events.

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