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    Earl Klugh's Renowned Weekend of Jazz Returns to Kiawah Island

    EARL KLUGH’S RENOWNED WEEKEND OF JAZZ RETURNS TO KIAWAH ISLAND Grammy Award-Winning Artist Earl Klugh Brings His Weekend of Jazz Event to Kiawah Island Golf Resort This Fall! Contact: Michael Vegis Public Relations Director Kiawah Island Golf Resort Phone (843) 768-2749 E-mail: [email protected] Kiawah Island, SC (August 25, 2011) – Since 2004, GRAMMY®-winning guitarist EARL KLUGH has been bringing world-renowned artists together with jazz enthusiasts for his one-of-a-kind weekend getaways at 2 Five-Star, Five- Diamond properties; The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, and The Sanctuary at Kiawah Island, South Carolina. The 2nd annual Weekend of Jazz at Kiawah Island will be held November 10-12, 2011 and features 3 incredible nights of music from 10-Time GRAMMY®-Winner CHAKA KHAN in a Rare and Special Jazz Performance, Multi-Instrumentalist BRIAN CULBERTSON, Saxophonist, Vocalist and Composer MINDI ABAIR, Jazz/R&B Saxophonist ERIC DARIUS, Singer, Songwriter and Pianist SPENCER DAY, Lowcountry Favorites The EAST COAST PARTY BAND, PGA Tour Champion & Golf Commentator JOHN MAHAFFEY, Your Host and GRAMMY®-Winning Guitarist EARL KLUGH, and more! 3-Night Weekend of Jazz Packages Include: • Luxury accommodations for each night on the package • Tickets to main event concerts each night with priority seating • Admission to after-hours shows • Invitation to Lowcountry Feast and VIP party at Mingo Point on Thursday evening • Admission to VIP artist experience • Priority sign-up for weekend of Jazz activities, including a Celebrity Golf Outing featuring PGA Tour Professional and golf commentator John Mahaffey, featured artists, contests and more on Saturday afternoon • Great discounts on suite/ocean view/villa upgrades • Great discounts on Sanctuary Spa treatments and select Kiawah Island golf courses • And more! Three-night package prices start at $249 per person/per night at the Sanctuary, based on double occupancy.