Love Not War!: A Valentines Day Benefit Concert for Peace Action Wisconsin
The Coffee House (631 N 19th St) will host a special Valentine's Day benefit show for Peace Action Wisconsin on Sunday, February 14th at 7pm. The concert will feature Electriviolet, a group composed of John Plankenhorn and Carole Ferrara. They will be playing jazz, blues and R&B. A $10 donation is suggested, with $5 as a minimum donation. Bring your loved one, and spend a relaxing night listening to jazz music. Help Peace Action bring peace and love this Valentine's Day!
19th and Wisconsin
lower level of Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
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