Community invited to enjoy an afternoon of 1920's jazz entertainment
DAVENPORT, IA (May 7 2015) - Senior Star at Elmore Place is pleased to invite the Quad Cities community to its annual Spring Fling from 1:30 to 3 p.m. on Monday, May 18 at 4502 Elmore Avenue, Davenport.  Entertainment will be provided by local jazz artist Josh Duffee.
Regarded as one of the world's greatest 1920's style percussionist, Duffee brings his jazz quartet to Senior Star at Elmore Place for an entertaining afternoon of 1920's jazz music and dancing.  Duffee performs internationally with his various bands and also locally, at the Hotel Blackhawk in downtown Davenport every Sunday morning for their acclaimed jazz brunch.
"We welcome the opportunity to share this afternoon jazz dessert party with our friends and neighbors," said Marc Strohschein, executive director of Senior Star at Elmore Place.  "Presenting local artists and musicians is a great way to feature the tremendous talents in the Quad Cities," he added.
Seating is limited for this popular and free event so please RSVP no later than May 15 by calling 563.359.0100.
For more information about Senior Star at Elmore Place or to schedule a tour, call 563.359.0100 or visit the website at www.seniorstar.com.
About Senior Star at Elmore Place
Senior Star at Elmore Place, a Senior Star community, features 236 modernly decorated apartments spanning across 20 acres of beautifully landscaped property with many customized amenities to offer its residents three distinctive living experiences:  independent living, assisted living and memory care.  For more information, visit www.seniorstar.com.
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