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Symphony rocks City Hall, Friday, Jan. 7

by artbeat on January 6, 2011

It’s not everyday that Seattle’s top orchestra plays a free concert for your lunch break. Tell your boss you’ll be late to that meeting and get to City Hall tomorrow at noon!

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