A musical event is coming to Carnegie Hall, featuring a mother-daughter duo from Miami. Further details are available from the event's website. The event, scheduled for March 8, will include performances of popular songs.
A new musical will also be previewed during the concert. For those interested in attending, tickets will go on sale at noon on Thursday. More information can be found on the website for the event, titled "A Night of Rhythm and Storytelling".
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