Palatine Park District Presents Musical Matinee

Posted March 05, 2020 10:00 pm

Ann Patti

Enjoy a relaxing day of memorable music and a mouthwatering meal, as Palatine Park District presents Musical Matinee on Wednesday, April 22, at Cutting Hall Performing Arts Center, 150 E. Wood St., Palatine.

The event begins at 10:30 a.m., with the music of The Four C Notes, the Midwest's only tribute dedicated to recreating the music of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. The tribute features all of your favorite hits, including: "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry," "Walk Like A Man," "Workin' My Way Back To You, (Babe)," "Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You," "Let's Hang On" and many more. The tribute was created by John Michael Coppola, best known for his appearance in Chicago's long running production of the Broadway hit, "Jersey Boys."

Following the performance, enjoy lunch at Emmett's Brewing Company, 110 N. Brockway, Palatine. Your menu will include penne pasta, lemon chicken, house salad, bread and butter, veggie medley and soda or water.

Emmett's lunch and concert package is $30 per ticket; to attend the concert only price is $8. Ticket price includes a free raffle ticket and goody bag.

To purchase tickets, visit cuttinghall.org or call (847) 202-5222. Additional ticketing fees may apply. For group sales, call Lisa Swan, Palatine Park District Cultural Arts Coordinator at (847) 496-6237.

"Our Musical Matinee, featuring The Four C Notes, let's you relive enjoyable music from the 60's and provides the opportunity to socialize at Emmett's for a tasty lunch afterwards," Swan said. "Please join us for this fun mid-week event!"

For information on Musical Matinee or Palatine Park District's Cultural Arts offerings contact Lisa Swan, at lswan@palatineparks.org or (847) 496-6237.

The mission of Palatine Park District is to provide a variety of safe, enjoyable, and affordable parks, programs, and recreational facilities that will enhance the quality of life by promoting good health and well-being for all residents and visitors while being fiscally responsible stewards of community assets and tax dollars.

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