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Frank Sinatra House Party!

Blog Name:Home Page News

Blog Author:San Diego's Jazz 88.3

Posted on:December 14, 2015

Jazz 88.3 is joining all Frank Sinatra fans in celebration of the Chairman of the Board's Centennial (100th birthday)! In fact, we'll be hosting a tour of Ol Blue Eyes' favorite haunts in the desert, along with a concert and party at his house, located in the heart of beautiful Palm Springs! It's all happening TODAY and YOU can join us! Just make a $235 (per-ticket) contribution to your favorite Jazz and Blues radio station and you’ll be all set! Here's all the details—simply give us a call before noon at 562-619-1101 to make your reservation. The bus headed to Palm Springs leaves City College (Lot 1) at 1:30PM.
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Ken Borgers:1/13/2016 6:12:55 PM
Dave, Bus transportation and all other costs are included, including dinner at Sinatra's house. There will be a cash bar at the house, if you wish to purchase alcoholic beverages. We will return around 9 PM. Not sure about the tax deductible question, but the actual cost will be a fairly high percentage of the total; we'll have to tell folks who are going the answer to that closer to the event Ken Borgers Member Services Jazz 88.3 KSDS
Ken Borgers:1/13/2016 6:10:03 PM
No; I'm afraid the bus will not return till approximately 9 PM. Ken Borgers Member Services Jazz 88.3 KSDS kenb@jazz88.org
Walter Strauser:12/17/2015 7:48:19 AM
Will the bus return to San Diego in time for the 8 PM start of Jazz at the Jacobs that night?
Walter Strauser:12/16/2015 8:29:26 AM
Will the bus return to San Diego in time for the 8 PM start of Jazz at the Jacobs that night?
Dave:12/15/2015 9:40:31 AM
Is bus transportation included in the $235 cost. Are there any additional costs required (i.e. meals, etc.)? If there is a bus, when and from where does the bus leave and when will it return to San Diego? Is any portion of the $235 cost tax deductible?