If you’re looking for a little holiday cheer to transition from Thanksgiving to Christmas, look no further than Saturday, Nov. 29 for the 10th annual Tidings of Comfort and Joy performance at McGregor Hall.
The doors open at 3:30 p.m. for the 4 p.m. performance, and Dr. Alice Sallins with the Vance County Arts Council promises there will be a good mix of returning groups and newcomers to help folks get into the holiday spirit.
“We want to get you in the mood to celebrate” the season, she said. The arts council wanted to bring a free event to the community “that would bring a bit of joy” to those who were sad during the Christmas season.
In addition to Clearview’s Dr. Abidan Shah sharing the Christmas Story from the Gospel of Luke, there will be music from Evelyn Couch, Tia “Catillia” Cheek, Jimmy & the Sound Barriers and Eugene Taylor & Jimmy Williamson, among others.
The Henderson Christmas Parade is set for Saturday, Dec. 6.
“We’re looking for a good turnout,” Sallins said. There are more than 100 entries, and she said there are a half dozen or more new businesses and schools that are planning to join the parade this year.
The parade begins at 2:30 p.m., so spectators should grab a good vantage point along the parade route. All entries in the parade should be lined up by 1:30 p.m. or so – no later than 2:15 p.m., she said.
Get more information at https://vanceartscouncil.com/.
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