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Bridge21 raises over $75,000 at 2nd annual Songwriter Sessions and Art Auction - Park Record

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Bridge21 Park City exceeded its $75,000 fundraising goal at the second annual Songwriter Sessions and Art Auction event, held Sept. 12 at the Prospector Theatre. The evening featured performances from three Nashville songwriters, Steve Bogard, Kylie Sackley, and Brian Davis, alongside an art auction with over 60 pieces from local and national artists.

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