Casey Abrams Plays Historic Hemet Theater
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Casey Abrams Benefit Concert
On May 18th, The Diamond Valley Arts Council, in cooperation with Golden Crown Productions, are proud to bring the local Idyllwild Phenom, Casey Abrams to the Historic Hemet Theater. This unique Concert not only shows Casey's commitment to Arts in the community but the viability of the Historic Hemet Theater and Hemet's downtown.
21-year-old singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and American Idol finalist Casey Abrams, proves he is here to stay with his self-titled debut album on Concord Records. Casey, co-wrote sang played bass, acoustic guitar, drums, Wurlitzer and even recorder. "We are pleased and honored to have Casey perform", says board member Jason Strain. We hope that this special concert helps to shine a light on the importance of Arts in our Community. Tickets for the concert can be purchased ONLINE HERE. General admission is $25.00 and VIP tickets are $40.00. VIP includes a meet and greet with Casey, special seating and one drink.
For those of you who purchased tickets or have placed online reservations for the Casey Abrams concert on May 18th at the Historic Hemet Theater, we thank you for your patronage. The map shows the downtown Hemet area. Parking is available in the PUBLIC PARKING lots in the area located generally to the north of the theater. Parking is also available at the Hemet Public Library after it closes at 6:00 pm. Doors will open at 6:30 pm for VIP seating and at 7:30 pm for general admission.
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