WHERE: the Fellowship Hall at Overbrook Church
4131 N. High (plenty of free parking)
WHEN: Saturday Feb 8, 2014 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Valentine Concert:
love songs, candlelight, laughs, and tears

In a hall bathed with the glow from dozens of candles, I’ll strum my
guitar, play the piano, and sing all kinds of love songs. Songs about the
joy and ecstasy of love. And songs about the pain and heartache of love.

Most of the songs will be familiar tunes, songs made famous by a wide variety
of folks like John Denver, Bette Midler, Bob Dylan, Roberta Flack, Dan
Fogelberg, Sam Cooke, the Beatles, the Eagles, Nat King Cole, James Taylor,
and Tom Waits.

Beautiful flute music, played by Ann Fisher, and soothing violin music,
played by Sandy Jones, will add to the romantic atmosphere on many of the
songs.

We’ll also have some fun with trivia questions about famous and infamous
couples….and about love songs themselves.

Plus, we’ll serve up some refreshments, wise sayings about love, and a
couple of fun surprises. You could even win a door prize!

We’re asking for $10 per-person donations at the door for a great cause:
this May’s annual Central Ohio Folk Music Festival.

WHEN: Saturday Feb 8, 2014 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Questions? Call me, Bill Cohen, at 263-3851 or
billcohen@columbus.rr.com So, please bring your sweetheart (or just yourself) to our Valentine Concert:

WHERE: the Fellowship Hall at Overbrook Church
4131 N. High (plenty of free parking)

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