Lowdown Brass Band Benefit Concert

Photo: KAFE/Images courtesy The Lowdown Brass Band.


KAFE 104.1 cares about our community!  Chicago’s Lowdown Brass Band is coming to the Hotel Bellwether on Tuesday, July 31st!  Spend an evening grooving to the Lowdown Brass Band‘s unique blend of rock, reggae, and hip-hop!  Taste the BBQ,  local beers and cocktails!

Suggested donation is $10 with proceeds benefitting Skookum Kids…ushering in a new era of foster care for volunteers working with foster kids in our community!

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