Bemidji Senior Center to host Sonja and Jay's Farewell Concert on June 24
The duo will be joined by Carol Kilian, who will be joining in on some pieces on the accordion. Attendees can expect to hear sacred, light classical and popular oldies, a release said.
The event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact
(218) 751-8836.
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