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Bonne Musique Zydeco

Join us for the final performance in our Orange Coast Concerts 2005-2006 series. If you enjoy eclectic live music in an intimate setting, you will love Orange Coast Concerts.

A taste of New Orleans!

On Saturday, April 8th we will feature Zydeco music and some delicious New Orleans style treats (ever tried a beignet?) with proceeds from food sales benefitting the UUSC Gulf Coast Relief Fund.

From BonneMusiqueZydeco.com:
...a Bonne Musique Zydeco gig bursts with energy as people hang on until the very last drop. "I will tell you this," [founder] B.J. Deculus says firmly, "I have never had to stop playing because no one was there."

Infectious music, rhythms and uninhibited beat is the best way to describe the music that keeps feet and body moving, and heart rate up. Bonne Musique Zydeco specializes in the Creole music of Southwest Louisiana and East Texas, drawing upon the style of traditional Creole and Cajun musicians, and influences of the blues and New Orleans artists of the 1950's, 60's, and 70's to create a blend of music designed for DANCING.

-Purchase concert tickets for $15 each (plus applicable fees)
-Tickets will be $20 at the door (cash preferred)
-Children 12 and under are admitted to the concert free (choose a free child ticket at checkout)
-Free childcare is provided for ages 0-6 with a reservation (choose one ticket for each child who will be in childcare that says "Reserve Childcare Ages 0-6 $0.00")
-Free parking.

TREATS:
Buy your "New Orleans style food" fundraiser tickets online. Your $3 FOOD ticket (sold in $3 denominations) will get you tasty treats such as a beignet (like a donut without a hole), bread pudding, shrimp, key lime pie, and some libations (21 and older). Buy several $3 tickets and try all of our yummy offerings!
Price list:
Cafe au Lait $3
Bread Pudding $3
Beignets $3
Pecan Pralines $3
Baked Cajun Honey Shrimp $6
Key Lime Pie $6
Non-alcoholic beverages (water, tea, sparkling cider): $3
Alcoholic beverages (21 & older): Wine: $3, Hurricanes: $6

Proceeds from food sales benefit the UUSC Gulf Coast Relief Fund, an organization that continues to help individuals and families recover from the devastating effects of the 2005 hurricanes.