The Mollie B Christmas Special

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You will be entertained with some of your favorite Christmas music by Mollie B, and other polka musicians including Ted Lange, Tuba Dan, Alex Meixner, Lenny Gomulka,Al Piatokowski and more. For about 2 hours, Mollie B and her friends will perform a variety of music, including a few Christmas polkas.

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