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PLEASE CLICK THE DONATE BUTTON → May 3 The Lennon Project FundraiserThe Lennon Project is a fundraising event in partnership with Raue Center for the Arts in Crystal Lake on Saturday, May 3 at 8:00 p.m.Featuring the songs and the life of John Lennon in a chronological soundscape, Jay Goeppner assumes the role of John Lennon. The 100-minute retrospective begins in 1966 when the Beatles made the momentous decision to stop touring and concentrate solely on music composed in the studio which led to albums like Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, Rubber Soul, Revolver, The White Album, Abbey Road and the rooftop concert for Let It Be, as the Beatles final performance. The second half of the program showcases Lennon’s solo career from The Plastic Ono Band to his signature album, Imagine, to Sometime in New York City, Mind Games, Walls &amp; Bridges, Rock &amp; Roll and concludes with selections from John and Yoko’s final recording, Double Fantasy, released prior to his death. Jay Goeppner and his Soundtracks band intertwine songs with multimedia images to create the monumental musical and emotional impact that John Lennon brought to the world.  EVENT                                                         AMOUNT      BENEFITThe Lennon Project 5/3/25                      $1,000            Logo on Web, Social Media,  Event Mention, 4 Tickets                                                                     $500               Logo on Web, SM, 2 Tickets                                                                     $250               Logo on Web, Social Media                                                                     $75                 One Balcony Ticket Current Sponsors: Crystal Lake Lifestyle Magazine, Dobbe Marketing &amp; PR, Inc. Crystal Lake Lions Club, Crystal Lake Rotary Club Use the social links to share this sponsorship opportunity!  →

WILLIAM CHANDLER PETERSON POST NO 171 AMERICAN LEGION DEPT OF IL

Sponsor The Lennon Project fundraising event for the American Legion Post 171

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