An Evening with Matt Kelty and the Mossburg Strings
Posted by: AWB in Kelty / Henry Race
The Mossburg Strings is comprised of the oldest five of nine children in the Mossburg family: Caleb (18), Aaron (17), Rachel (16), Jacob (14), and Jared (12). They enjoy playing a variety of music styles including classical, fiddling, Christian, patriotic, Broadway, and oldies. Read more at www.mossburgstrings.com.
Past Engagements Include: Laura Bush Luncheon, Mitch Daniels’ Inauguration Gala, Fort Wayne Philharmonic Galas, Honeywell Center 50th Anniversary, National NACAA 4-H Talent Review, Hamilton County Prayer Breakfast with Tarik Glenn, retired offensive left tackle of the Indianapolis Colts, Taylor University Parents’ Weekend, Indiana State Fair Youth Talent Winners, Opened for Steve Green, Ryan Dobson and Alan Keyes, Wesleyan Church International Headquarters.
Saturday, June 14th
7:30 PM
2320 Broadway
Fort Wayne, IN
Across from the Zesto’s at Creighton and Broadway.
This was previously Emmaus Lutheran Church and now has become the new location for Imagine Schools.
All Donations to Matt Kelty Legal Defense Fund
Matt Kelty will address the crowd
R.S.V.P is appreciated, but not required
Please R.S.V.P. to mssharon@garden-of-arts.com or call 260-492-5602
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Rappers take note…THIS is what REAL MUSIC is ALL ABOUT!!!
(and did I mention TALENT?)
B.G.
Kelty - no wonder likes them. I’m sure the event will really save keltys house 
Editor’s note: Hey dipshit, I’ve edited your post, and I’m allowing you to continue to come on the site for now, just so you know who’s in control here. Drive-by leftard comments are not allowed here.
Have a nice day! - AWB
But I allow drive by comments on my blog! Every now and then, a troll drops in and cites a grammar error that I made back in 2005. I’ll spar with anybody, any day, any time.