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Hey, everyone! We’ve all been super busy here at the igloo, so once again our friend Primo has taken on some holiday decorating in addition to his normal duties!

This year he has chosen to decorate with pTrumpets, because they are so colorful, and we’ve had such good prices on them. 

We are grateful for so many things this year - lots of great horns, a fabulous new location, and the health and safety of all of our employees. We are especially thankful for all of YOU! Without our loyal customers we couldn’t do what we do!
The music isn’t gone forever - stay safe, stay positive, and keep your chops up! The next performance won’t be far away! 

Amanda
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