15th Annual Holiday Traditions: A Musical Celebration
Kick off the holiday season with Holiday Traditions: A Musical Celebration
Join STOP! Children's Cancer at Holiday Traditions: A Musical Celebration on Sunday December 11, 2011 at 4:00 PM at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
Kick off the holiday season and experience this heartwarming and inspiring concert!
The holiday concert features area high school choruses, the Alachua County Youth Orchestra and the Gainesville Youth Chorus and highlights the high level of artistic and cultural achievment from these schools and community groups.
These young musicians (instrumentalists and vocalists) continue to bring both smiles and tears to our audience each year. The groups featured in 2011 include:
• The Alachua County Youth Orchestra
• Gainesville Youth Chorus
• The Villages High School Concert Choir
• P.K. Yonge Vocal Ensemble
The tradition continues under the direction of Professor Gary Langford, Conductor for the Alachua County Youth Orchestra. In 2008 we said goodbye to Dr. Russell Robinson, the "Founding Musical Director" of Holiday Traditions after 12 incredible years of service.
The 2010 performance was rebroadcast on WUFT-TV and WLUF-TV on December 18th, December 20th, December 24th and December 25th, 2010. You can purchase your copy of the event in our online shop.
Click here to purchase tickets online or you can purchase directly from STOP!® CHILDREN’S CANCER, INC., (352) 377-2622, the Curtis M. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts box office (352) 392-2787 or any Ticketmaster outlet.
• Adults - $12 each
• Children (under 12) - $6 each
• Group (10 or more) - $10 each
• VIP - $30 each or two for $50 (for every 2nd ticket purchased a $10 credit will be issued prior to billing your credit card.) VIP Includes preferred seating and post concert wine and champagne reception catered by Carrabbas after the concert with a silent auction with many items to bid on.
You can also purchase Holiday Snowmen at the concert for $5 each (limited quantities).
These make great holiday gifts and stocking stuffers for the kids and grandkids.
