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Mozart’s Don Giovanni thrillingly explores the passions and perils of love, morality, and the inevitable fallout of reckless choices, all centered on the daring exploits of Don Giovanni. His seductive adventures ignite intense encounters and fierce conflicts with unforgettable characters like Donna Anna, Donna Elvira, and Zerlina. The electrifying drama pulls audiences into a world of intrigue, where every action has thrilling consequences. Join us at the Embassy of Austria, September 13th at 7:30 pm for what will be an exhilarating night of opera!
Featuring: Kevin Short, Matthew Burns, Alexandra Razskazoff, Heidi Middendorf, Maggie Polglaze, Henrique Carvalho, Michael Butler, and Kevin Thompson
Wine and dessert buffet immediately following the performance
Fredericksburg Food Co-op 9th Annual Meeting
Join us from 3-5 PM for an afternoon of live music, delicious food, refreshing drinks, and so much more!
Co-op owners, it’s your chance to vote on future board members and participate in a board meeting.
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