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Ridgefield Show Of Toots And The Maytals Postponed

by Alissa Smith Events 10/28/12  Comment
Storm threat postpones Ridgefield Playhouse show of reggae stars Toots and the Maytals. Photo Credit: Handout

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RIDGEFIELD, Conn. - The  Ridgefield Playhouse has postponed its Tuesday show of reggae stars Toots and the Maytals due to Hurricane Sandy.

A new date for the show has yet to be determined, and all tickets for this show will be honored for the new date or may be exchanged for another show.

For more information or to exhange tickets, contact the Ridgefield Playhouse at 203-438-5795. or visit them online.

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