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Canadian Canoe Museum hosts Campfires and Cocktails fundraising gala
Description
April 16, 2019
The Canadian Canoe Museum is hosting a different type of cocktail party-one where plaid shirts are allowed. Campfires and Cocktails takes place May 4th, featuring live music, a silent auction and perhaps a few campfire stories. Caroline Anderson from the Museum stopped by Global News Morning Peterborough to explain.
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Canadian Canoe Museum hosts Campfires and Cocktails fundraising gala02:55 | April 16, 2019
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Canadian Canoe Museum hosts Campfires and Cocktails fundraising gala
Description
April 16, 2019
The Canadian Canoe Museum is hosting a different type of cocktail party-one where plaid shirts are allowed. Campfires and Cocktails takes place May 4th, featuring live music, a silent auction and perhaps a few campfire stories. Caroline Anderson from the Museum stopped by Global News Morning Peterborough to explain.
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