Tickets for His Holiness Concert in Minneapolis and St. Paul on August 9th

[Guest guest]

Jai Guru Datta

 

Tickets for His Holiness concert - Music for Meditation and Inner Healing - in

Minneapolis and St. Paul on August 9th at 7:00 PM went on sale and would cost

$15.00 per ticket / seat and are sold first-come first-serve basis.

 

Tickets can be purchased by calling University of Minnesota Arts Ticketing

Office at 612-624-2345. You can also order the tickets on the web at the

URL ' www.northrop.umn.edu '. However, when you go to the web page, on

the welcome page, you need to click the ' Music for Meditation & Healing '

button - located at the bottom of the page. This would take you to the

University of Minnesota

Arts Ticket Office page. On this page, select the Music for Meditaion and Inner

Healing Concert and click the ' Add to Online Cart '.

 

Since, this is Music for Meditation and Inner Healing Concert, all the

attendees with children will be seated at the ailes to help parents

take the crying children outside the auditorium to attend the kids. While

attending the kinds, parents can also enjoy the concert with the TV monitors

placed outside the auditorium. As a result, once an order is placed, an email

will be sent from the University of Minnesota Arts Ticket Office requesting

the number of children attending the concert. Tickets will be mailed to

the address specified on web page or over the phone. Since His Holiness is

visiting the Minneapolis and St. Paul for the first time, we appreciate any

sponsorship towards the concert. Anybody who sponsors $501.00 would get 2

tickets in the first 3 or 4 rows and who sponsors $1001.00 would get 5 tickets

in the first 3 or 4 rows. If you would like to sponsor the concert and need to

know more information, please call me at 651-276-7597 or send an email to '

vupadrashta '.

 

Please send an email to ' askdycmn ' if you need additional

information or experiencing difficulties in purchasing the tickets. Sri Guru

Datta

 

Ramana Upadrashta

vupadrashta