“An ABAC Christmas” concert scheduled Dec. 5-6
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College’s Department of Fine Arts will present its annual Holiday Music Christmas Celebration Dec. 5-6.
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TIFTON – Sounds of the season will ring throughout the campus of Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College on Dec. 5 and 6 when the Department of Fine Arts presents its annual Holiday Music Christmas Celebration.
Jennifer Huang, head of the Department of Fine Arts, said the concert, featuring students, faculty, and community musicians, will begin at 6:30 p.m. The event will be held in Howard Auditorium, located on ABAC ‘s main campus.
“The entire community is invited to join ABAC faculty, staff, and students as we celebrate this Christmas through holiday favorites, such as ‘The Polar Express Medley,’ ‘Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas,’ ‘A La Nanita Nana, and more,” Huang said in a news release. “This free concert is perfect for every member of the family.”
Huang said that the concert is free to attend, but any donations to the Department of Fine Arts would be greatly appreciated.
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