The Exchange Sessions: Emma Cloney & guests perform

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Emma Cloney, along with Tim Osmond, Dale Brown and Jeremy Rusu, perform at The Millennium Centre as part of the Free Press Exchange Sessions music series. Cloney is hosting the Prairie Kitchen Party with Patti Kustoruk, Jeremy Rusu, Osmond Davis Band and Nathan Rogers at West End Cultural Centre April 9.

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Emma Cloney, along with Tim Osmond, Dale Brown and Jeremy Rusu, perform at The Millennium Centre as part of the Free Press Exchange Sessions music series. Cloney is hosting the Prairie Kitchen Party with Patti Kustoruk, Jeremy Rusu, Osmond Davis Band and Nathan Rogers at West End Cultural Centre April 9.

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