Tea & Cello Tuesday on Saturday, March 13th, 2010

Since opening, Sweet_ness 7 has done an extraordinary job of presenting its bustling neighborhood with thoughtful and unique events.  The Harmony of Tea and Cello is just such an occasion.  Atsuko Nishida-Mithcell, an experienced tea instructor, will be joined by Jonathan Golove, a visiting assistant professor to UB's music department, and on Tuesday, March 16th, the two will present guests with a remarkable experience. 

This moment, known as ichigo-ichie, can never be repeated and therefore must not be missed!  Sweet_ness 7's warm environment and dedicated staff should make the evening a soothing and enjoyable night out.

Tuesday, March 16th 2010
7 pm

Sweet_ness 7
220 Grant Avenue
Buffalo, NY  14213
716.883.1738


Source: Buffalo Rising

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