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Please join the Heartbeat Music Project teachers and students on December 18th at the Farmington Civic Center for an evening of side-by-side performances of traditional Navajo music, classical music, and holiday classics. Silent auction items include artwork, jewelry, private music lessons, a private house concert, and the opportunity to attend the Heartbeat Music Project for a day.
Admission by donation. Suggested donation: $30.
Please reserve your spot for this not-to-miss evening through our Facebook event! If you cannot attend and are still interested in supporting the next generation of Navajo leaders, your tax-deductible donation through our website will help our students to shine: www.heartbeatmusicproject.org

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