Scott Club Concert Series feat. Rufus Ferguson SUN 5/15 @3PM

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The Scott Club Concert Series showcasing the Everett concert grand piano continues with Kalamazoo based jazz artist, Rufus Ferguson!
Sunday 5/15 at 3pm
Join us in person (limited capacity - reservations required)** or virtually for this free concert showcasing the Everett concert grand piano!
**To be an audience member a reservation is required and the Scott Club needs to confirm your vaccination status at the door. Masks are required in the Scott Club. Please email the Scott Club (info@scottclub.org) to reserve your spot. This concert will also be streamed live on the Foundry Hall twitch channel www.twitch.tv/foundryhall and the South Haven Scott Club's facebook page.
Rufus Ferguson is a multi-instrumentalist and educator who earned degrees from Western Michigan University under the mentorship of Jeremy Siskind and Matthew Fries in jazz piano. In his professional career, Rufus actively shares the stage with award nominated and winning artists such as Dwight Adams, Robert Hurst, Rodney Whitaker, Ali Jackson, The Temptations, Earnest Pugh, David Wilford and many more.
This concert series is made possible in part by generous grant funding from the Greater South Haven Community Foundation and Entergy Pallisades Power Plant.

The 2022 Riverfront Concert Series lineup is set and the sponsors are stepping up to make it all happen! Check our website here to see the lineup. If you'd like to help make the series happen, send us an email and we'll get you the info!

Foundry Hall is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, all volunteer music and art organization. We enjoy building community through music in the South Haven area through presenting concerts, supporting local musicians and creating music programming for people of all ages, abilities and income levels. We would love to have you help us or to help you bring more music to our area. Please feel free to contact us to get involved!

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Foundry Hall is supported by the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs