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Tuxedo Junction playing on New Year's Eve

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Tuxedo Junction Big Band. Photo by Michael Breckenridge

Tuxedo Junction Big Band will be performing at First Night Spokane on Dec. 31st. 

The band will be playing from 9pm until 12:15am at the Doubletree Hotel’s Grand Ballroom. Come early and get some dance lessons from Spokane Dance from 7pm until the band starts.

Come hear live, big band music at its best!

This is arguably Spokane's biggest party! Every year, thousands of people flock to the downtown area to celebrate the new year in this family friendly, alcohol free event. Over forty different downtown locations will present more than 100 different artistic presentations.

The purchase of one button gets you into any or all of the events. The buttons are only $12.00 in advance, or $15.00 at the event.

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