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A Little Spring Music
- Dates: April 26, 2025
- Times: 1:30pm and 4pm
- Admission: $23 Adults; $10 Children 12 and under
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Location: Cave Spring Baptist Church
4873 Brambleton Ave.
Roanoke, VA 24018 - Phone: (540) 676-7265
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The Roanoke Valley Children's Choir presents their 38th Annual Spring Concert. Saturday, April 26th at Cave Spring Baptist Church in Roanoke. Come hear young singers present a beautiful mix of positive and hopeful songs, spanning different genres and languages, all coming together in one spectacular concert. Featuring classical melodies, fun popular songs, newly designed choral choreography, familiar favorites and a Broadway medley!
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A Little Spring Music
- 4873 Brambleton Ave.
- Roanoke, VA 24018
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- Cave Spring Baptist Church
- $23 Adults; $10 Children 12 and under
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