The first performance in Creative Cauldron’s Passport to the World series featured the Wammie-award winning acoustic Latin jazz and gypsy swing group Veronneau, led by French Canadian singer Lynn Veronneau. The Saturday night show was sold out, with a line of arts patrons still trying to buy tickets. The show was held during Creative Cauldron’s weekend-long open house of arts workshops and performances at ArtSpace Falls Church. (Photo: Courtesy Shaun van Steyn)
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