Amy Grant, Nancy Kerrigan to Headline Pegula Skating Show
After a successful first year at the Pegula Ice Arena with Sara Evans, the Musselman’s Apple Sauce Family Skating Tribute will return again to Penn State this fall.
Highlighted by six-time Grammy Award-winner Amy Grant and Olympic gold medalists Ekaterina Gordeeva and Ilia Kulik, al0ng with two-time Olympic medalist Nancy Kerrigan, the show will return on October 19.
Other participants include:
• Olympic silver medalist and two-time World champion Linda Fratianne
• Olympic silver medalist and five-time U.S. medalist Paul Wylie
• Four-time World champion and four-time Canadian champion Kurt Browning
• World Champion and six-time U.S. champion Todd Eldredge
• World pair champion Isabelle Brasseur and her husband, two-time U.S. pair champion Rocky Marval
• Three-time U.S. champion and two-time World bronze medalist Michael Weiss
• Five-time Italian champion and Olympian Silvia Fontana and her husband, John Zimmerman, a three-time U.S. pairs champion and Olympian.
Grant, who will perform live for the show, is known for hits like “Baby, Baby” and “I Will Remember You.”
Tickets go on sale August 29 (yes, we have awhile) through all the regular Bryce Jordan Center/Pegula ticket outlets.
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