5 November 2016: Music and Stories
Bring friends and family along to Café 8 at the Maritime Museum for some A CAPPELLA MUSIC and STORIES by The Princeton Tigerlilies and Julie Fowlkes. Time and Date: 10am-12pm / Saturday, 5 November, 2016 Café 8, Rooftop of Central Pier 8, The Maritime Museum, Central Free Admission Click here for more information.
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The Cinderella story is common to many different cultures
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