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Music Trivia Night returns to Gateway

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Paul Sanders returns to WTA’s Gateway with a new edition of his popular Music Trivia Night on Friday, Nov. 23 at 7:30 pm.  He promises a delightful way to entertain guests and family after the Thanksgiving holiday.

The November Music Trivia Night is the third in Paul Sander’s series and will prove to be just as entertaining and fun as the previous ones.   Sanders will provide snatches from 30 songs from 1951 to 1980 along with a two-minute video clip and the artist’s name. You identify the song.   After a short break, a Lightning Round will follow with 15 to 20 second clips with a 10 second interval between each tune.  For these you must identify both the title and artist.  A clue is that each of the songs contains a girl’s name and each of the girl’s names begins with the letter “J”.

Not only is the event fun.  Sanders will give prizes for the Trivia Game and for the Lightning Round. There will also be two drawings at the end of the evening for tickets to WTA’s New Year’s Eve Gala on Monday evening the 31st of December at the Gateway.

Doors will open at 7:00.  The show starts at 7:30. Admission is “Pay-What-You-Will”.  A cash bar will be available. No reservations.  Seating is limited.  WTA’s Gateway is at 329 West Main in Downtown Waynesboro.

 
 




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