Holiday Events
Holiday events seem to be our life starting the weekend after Thanksgiving. For all of December and January, Felix and Fingers travel the country performing for corporate holiday parties and private get togethers. In an effort to give our clients something different from the typical and boring holiday event, the interactive dueling pianos show is a great fit.
Whether you’re bringing people together for Christmas, Hanukkah, or any other themed holiday party, Felix and Fingers had played it! From 20 person house parties to 1000+ person holiday conventions, our show is adaptable to your event. During a season when there seem to be different events every weekend, we want to make your party memorable. Check out some of our memories of “Christmas events past”.
Read about our past holiday events below, or learn more about our services.
Felix And Fingers is providing top-notch event entertainment across the nation. Here are some of our recent shows in your area!
The Holiday Inn, Dubuque, Iowa was the home for this Crescent Electric Holiday Party. Felix and Fingers Dueling Pianos experienced a great group of employees, a super helpful hotel staff, and an all around excellent night of singing and dancing. Crescent Electric...
Do you want to know a secret? The Kohler American Club Resort Associate Celebration was the bomb! Felix and Fingers really enjoyed performing there. Robert Deason and Michael Sherman entertained at this gig. Felix and Fingers wish everyone Happy Holidays! Kohler...
We love to see coworkers rocking out and enjoying each other's company when not working. This B.A.S.H. Employee Holiday Dinner was just that. This group, from Ottawa, Illinois, had a great time and Felix and Fingers Dueling Pianos did too! B.A.S.H. Employee Holiday...
To begin with, eMbers is an AMAZING, re-purposed abandoned warehouse located in Rensselaer, Indiana. Therefore, the eMbers Corporate holiday party glowed at this turn of the century meets modern design element venue. Our performers for the eMbers Corporate holiday...