Brazz group perform at the mall

Burns Lake’s Brazz group played at the mall in the evening of Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2016

Burns Lake's Brazz group volunteered to play at the mall in the evening of Tuesday

Burns Lake's Brazz group volunteered to play at the mall in the evening of Tuesday

A walk through Lakeview Mall became a lot more Christmassy last week with a performance by Burns Lake’s Brazz group. The group volunteered to play at the mall in the evening of Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2016.

 

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