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A Sparkling French Christmas
- Dates: December 21, 2024
- Times: 7PM Saturday
- Admission: Free or contribution of $20
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Location: First Evangelical Presbyterian
2101 Jefferson St.
Roanoke, VA 24014 - Phone: (540) 632-2780
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Few of us will be able to attend the grand re-opening at Notre Dame in Paris, but we can hear the same Christmas music written by Charpentier for a midnite mass. Come hear Carols performed by Roanoque Baroque Chamber Choir & Orchestra!
Admission Free with recommended $20 donation or what you can give. Casual attire.
Located on the Trolley Line (check for the available hours).
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A Sparkling French Christmas
- 2101 Jefferson St.
- Roanoke, VA 24014
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