Ion Real Estate to host unique art show at its Ion Gallery featuring local comedian and artist Josh Blue and local musicians the Walker Whalen Duo.

DENVER (PRWEB) April 17, 2018

“Most people know Josh Blue as a national act and award winning comedian. Ion Gallery will be showcasing his creative side with paintings, sculptors and fantastic objects created by this cherished comic, artist, celebrity and client. Join us in supporting Denver’s local artists, meet Josh and say hello to the team,” said Jim Cavoto, managing broker of Ion Real Estate.

There will also be live music by the Walker Whalen Duo, who have been playing music together for over 13 years. The bearded duo, Moses Walker and Michael Whalen, play their own unique brand of blues, Americana, swing and roots music.

Ion Real Estate is known for its art-centric atmosphere. The office is curated by Bonnie Focht, specializing in local Denver artists.

About Jim Cavoto, Ion Real Estate
Jim Cavoto has been serving the Colorado real estate market since 2000. He holds both the Real Estate Employing broker level license and the Colorado Mortgage Origination license. Jim and Ion Real Estate work with both buyers and sellers. For more information, please call (720) 466-2866, or visit http://www.ioncoloradorealestate.com.

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