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Alleghany Highlands Chorale Presenting Holiday Concert

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The Alleghany Highlands Arts Council will present the Alleghany Highlands Chorale giving its annual holiday concert on Sunday, Dec. 2.
The group will present a program of Lessons and Carols on Sunday afternoon, beginning 3 p.m. in the sanctuary of McAllister Memorial Presbyterian Church, located at 900 N. Alleghany Avenue in Cov-ington.
The presentation is a festival of lessons and carols in the English tradition featuring scripture and carols from around the world.
Under the direction of Kathryn Crutchfield and accompanied by Cathy Drummer, the group is open to singers from across the area.  
They perform two concerts each year; one on the first Sunday in December and again in the spring on a date to be announced. 
Rehearsals are held on Monday evenings at 7 in the sanctuary at McAllister Memorial Presbyterian Church

Arritt Funeral Home is the corporate co-sponsor of the group and has been for many years. Sunday’s concert is open to people of all ages. Admission is by donation.
For more information on the this concert or on how to join the grouop, call the Alleghany Highlands Arts Council at 962-ARTS (2787) or visit their Facebook fan page or website at www.alleghanyarts4all.com.

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