Hank Sutton wrote:Could it be Bon Vivant Savant?
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Jo Self wrote:Robin, I hope you don't mind the general information being shared. I appreciate the support and am ecstatic to see the word spreading. I'm am so exited to showcase what is so wonderful about our town and region, no matter whether it's a known player or a hidden gem.
Jo Self wrote:I just wanted to offer a blushing 'thanks' to Hank and Tom. Nice to know the word is getting around. I actually have a monthly newsletter that gives not only listings of what events I have going on, but also other opportunities around the 'ville that might be flying under the radar. Just a taste (if I may) of some offerings:
Wine and Wisdom Dinners: Taking it to a whole new level where food and beverage are more a complement to a philosophical, cultural or educational topic. Designed for conversation and opening minds to new ideas and interests.
Nibble & Sip Happy Hours: I'm working with KY Proud and IN agriculture to promote the best of our region, especially local farmers, products, venues and artists.
Picnics 'n' Flicks: Showing great 80s movies at EP Tom Sawyer State Park. Always live music beforehand and free popcorn and lemonade, plus games to entertain the kids. This Saturday is Back to the Future - on a big screen as well. Pack your picnic, family and friends and come out to enjoy!
Theatre Hop: I just did the first one and will be doing these semi-annually. Next one should be in November.
And coming soon, Supper Speakeasys. Great dinners, by great chefs in secret, unexpected places!
Robin, I hope you don't mind the general information being shared. I appreciate the support and am ecstatic to see the word spreading. I'm am so exited to showcase what is so wonderful about our town and region, no matter whether it's a known player or a hidden gem.
Jo Self wrote:
And coming soon, Supper Speakeasys. Great dinners, by great chefs in secret, unexpected places!
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