Schedule of Teas and Concerts

“Tea at the Hibel Museum”

*Selected Mondays* 2-4 pm	Join us for a lovely afternoon, featuring a speaker of interest, a delicious tea and a tour of the museum, Seating is limited. RSVP is required. Tickets: $17.50 per person	Tea with Edna, Ralph & Fay Burg Ralph is president of the Hibel Society for Memberships call 1-954-975-3188
March 26, 2007	Opera Comes Alive, the inside look at the world of opera, Ariane Cornstock
April 23, 2007	Scripps Vision (speaker TBA)
May 21, 2007	Orchids and Their Care, Ann Carlson

Reservations (include Name, contact number, amount of seats needed and for which event)

"Twenty seventh Annual Promenade Concert Series”

Selected Sundays 2-4pm

Music lovers will delight in our Sunday Concert Series inside the Hibel Museum

March 18, 2007

Stars of Tomorrow. Join Edna Hibel for an afternoon of enjoyment.

Trent Baren Uthe

Currently 15 years old has been playing violin since the tender age of 3. He has performed with numerous orchestras including the Youth Orchestra of Palm Beach County, The Renaissance Chamber Orchestra, and the Pine Crest School orchestra, where he currently sits as concert master. Currently, he studies violin with Mariusz Wojtowicz, winner of the Violin Contest in Warsaw, Poland, and graduate of The Frederic Chopin Academy of Music and Indiana University. Trent has broken new ground by being the first student in the history of the Florida Orchestra Association to be accepted into the Florida All State Orchestra on both violin and double bass for two consecutive years.

Jessica Suquay
Currently 15 years old has been playing piano for over 10 years. She is from Columbia and speaks English and Spanish. She is also a talented artist.
Kathlyn Schesinger Currently 15 years old has been playing for 9 years. Kathlyn is also a competiive softball player.

Both girls are students of famed concert pianist Yoko Sata Kothari who began her performing career by winning the Northern Japan Classical Piano Competition at the age of eight. She has been their teacher since they began playing. Yoko has performed at the Hibel Museum of Art for several years at the Promanade Concert Series.

The Hibel Museum of Art is a non profit 501 [c]3 corporation. It is a private museum and operates solely on donations and sales from the Hibel Museum Gallery (located at 661 Maplewood Drive, Jupiter). With out donations from our generous supporters we can not keep our doors open. If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation to the Hibel Museum of Art please contact one of the museum staff members. We thank you for your continued support. For more information regarding upcoming events and exhibits please contact the museum Tuesday through Saturday 11am -4pm. Group Tours Available.

The Hibel Museum of Art is a non profit 501 [c]3 corporation. It is a private museum and operates solely on donations and sales from the Hibel Museum gift shop (5353 Parkside Drive, Jupiter).. If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation to the Hibel Museum of Art please contact one of the museum staff members. We thank you for your continued support. For more information regarding upcoming events and exhibits please contact the museum Summer hours Tuesday through Friday 11am -4pm. June - September Seasonal hours 11-4pm Tuesday - Saturday October through May --- Group Tours Available.

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