The Lawrence Children’s Choir will celebrate its 35-year milestone with a concert celebrating the importance of music for young people and the cultural life of the city.
The choir was founded in 1991.
“Thirty-five years of sharing music, nurturing young voices, and building community is something truly worth celebrating,” Gabe Lewis-O’Connor, artistic director and alum of the choir, said in a news release. “We are excited to welcome the Lawrence community to join us as we honor our past and look forward to the next generation of young singers.”
The concert will start at 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 15 at Lawrence High School, 1901 Louisiana St. It will include all of the children’s choirs, with singers from age 3 to grade 12.
Folks under 18 can attend for free, but others need tickets. Tickets cost $17.85 online, which includes processing fees, or $20 at the door. They’re available online at this link.
“The 35th anniversary concert will celebrate this remarkable legacy and honor the generations of singers, families, directors, supporters, and community members who have helped make the organization what it is today,” the release reads.
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