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Here’s a look at five things to do in the Sturgis area to celebrate the holiday spirit.

HUNTINGTON — Every year, the many student-comprised musical ensembles that make up the Marshall University School of Music come together to present a diverse and fun concert for the greater

Live, in-person holiday concerts in northern Michigan this Christmas season for choir, orchestra, band, the Nutcracker ballet, jazz band, solstice, and readers theater

A long slate of events are scheduled across southwestern Utah this week, with Thanksgiving ushering in what promises to be a busy holiday season.

Come the Vineland Christmas parade, families will be introduced to a Santas Mailbox dedicated to taking letters from children addressed North Pole.

Live, in-person holiday concerts in northern Michigan this Christmas season for choir, orchestra, band, the Nutcracker ballet, jazz band, solstice, and readers theater

Longtime St. Amant High School Band Director Craig Millet was recognized as the team captain for the Senior Night game against Live Oak.

Missouri University of Science and Technology’s arts, languages, and philosophy department will present its second Wind Symphony concert of the season this November.

Mike Morts latest documentary “Journey of the 11th” will premiere 7 p.m. Nov. 11 at Sturges-Young Center for the Arts. Ticket are $10.

Craig S. Millet, St. Amant High School assistant band director and former longtime director of bands, has been selected for induction into the Louisiana Music Educators Association Hall of Fame.