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New Year Dance Concert with Nhu Loan

November 30, 2009 By: chinhdo Category: RVA News

Richmond Vietnamese Association presents a Tet/New Year dance concert with Nhu Loan.

Singer: Như Loan.

Band: The Brothers.

Date: Jan 30, 2010, 8 PM to 12 AM.

Location: Jewish Community Center, 5403 Monument Ave, Richmond, VA 23226.

Attire: Business attire preferred, NO jeans, T-shirts, or shorts for gentlemen.

Ticket at door: $50

Muốn thêm chi tiếc hoặc đặt mua vé trước, xin liên lạc với Duong Dinh, 804-833-1371, hoặc Ba Lê, 804-356-3360. To get tickets or for more info, contact Dave Duong, 804-833-1371, or Ba Le at 804-356-3360.

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