Name: Adrian Symphony Orchestra Concert: "Ho-Ho-Holidays"
Start: 2023-12-09T19:30:00
Location: Dawson Auditorium, Adrian College

Saline MI

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Adrian Symphony Orchestra Concert: "Ho-Ho-Holidays"

Saturday December 9 2023 7:30pm

Charlie Johnson Neighbor

This post expresses the views and opinions of the author(s) and not necessarily that of The Saline Post management or staff.

HO-HO-HOLIDAYS

One of the ASO’s most popular holiday traditions is our seasonal celebration of song. Join choirs, soloists, orchestra, and more as we present some of the best-loved holiday tunes to help you take a break from the stress of the holidays and decompress with a delightful evening of charming Christmas songs.

The Ho-Ho-Holidays concert will also include performances by vocalists LaVonte Heard, Jonathon LaBelle, and Lenawee County choirs. The Clinton Youth Honors Choir, directed by Joyce Collins, and the Adrian High School Balladiers, directed by Steve Antalek, will perform many of your favorite holiday classics and a few new songs that will surely win over your heart.

To learn more about the concert, please visit our website.

TICKETS

Premium, General, and Economy reserved seating section tickets are available:

Adult: $37/$31/$23

Senior: $35/$29/$23

Student:$19/$16/$12

For tickets:

call (517) 264-3121

or order online at www.adriansymphony.org

Dawson Auditorium, Adrian College
240 S. Charles St.
Adrian, MI 49221
United States

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3-12-2026 10:55am

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3-12-2026 12:53pm

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