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THE HOUSE OF BROADCASTING (HOBI) RADIO AND TELEVISION MUSEUM IS ARIZONA’S LARGEST PRIVATE COLLECTION OF BROADCAST MEMORABILIA
THE HOUSE OF BROADCASTING (HOBI) RADIO AND TELEVISION MUSEUM IS ARIZONA’S LARGEST PRIVATE COLLECTION OF BROADCAST MEMORABILIA
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT – MARY MORRISON pschu@q.com 602-944-1997
HOBI’s TWELFTH HOLIDAY CONCERT ON 12/12/25HOUSE OF BROADCASTING is pleased to announce the Twelfth Annual Holiday Concert featuring Mike Chamberlin and the LIVING LEGENDS OF BROADCASTING. The Concert will be held at the North Phoenix Baptist Church, Chapel Sanctuary, 5757 North Central, Phoenix on December 12, 2025.Along with the concert, we have a raffle as a part of our fundraising efforts. HOBI awards scholarships annually to students at ASU Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, ASU’s Hugh Downs School of Human Communication, and the Eller College of Management at the University of Arizona.
Reservations – 602-944-1997 or pschu@q.com
HOBI’s TWELFTH HOLIDAY CONCERT ON 12/12/25HOUSE OF BROADCASTING is pleased to announce the Twelfth Annual Holiday Concert featuring Mike Chamberlin and the LIVING LEGENDS OF BROADCASTING. The Concert will be held at the North Phoenix Baptist Church, Chapel Sanctuary, 5757 North Central, Phoenix on December 12, 2025.Along with the concert, we have a raffle as a part of our fundraising efforts. HOBI awards scholarships annually to students at ASU Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, ASU’s Hugh Downs School of Human Communication, and the Eller College of Management at the University of Arizona.
Reservations – 602-944-1997 or pschu@q.com
Celebrating Arizona Broadcasters since 1997
The House of Broadcasting, Inc. is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to educating the public and preserving and celebrating the history, personalities and paraphernalia of radio and television in Arizona. It is one of only five museums in the country dedicated to the broadcast industry. The four others are in Los Angeles, New York, Chicago and Washington D. C.