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Raised in “a little tiny house but with lots of land,” each of The Hunts learned to play violin as students in the music school run by their mother (a classically trained violinist) and picked up guitar with the help of their father (an arborist who taught himself to play by ear). “Our mom and dad played together as a duo for a long time, and then they added each of us kids into the group whenever we were able to play along,” explains Jessi. “We started performing out in the community, playing everything from patriotic songs to Irish folk songs to songs from Disney movies,” she adds. As the kids grew as musicians and started exploring different genres, The Hunts began introducing new instruments to their repertoire. “If there was something that caught our interest, our mom was really quick to put that instrument in our hands,” says Jessi. “Like when Jordan realized he liked the drums, she found him a drum set at a yard sale, and he taught himself to play. She really encouraged us to pursue whatever we were drawn to.”

Shows at 9:30 a.m. & 1:15 p.m.
Middle school students in all Allen County public schools will be invited to attend this performance through their school principal. Home school families are also welcome to attend -- please contact Traci to make your reservation.

This is a FREE performance thanks to the generosity of the Sleeper Family Trust.