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Because you’re tired of the same routine...
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Find something fun to do with our calendar of downtown events.
BECAUSE YOU’RE TIRED OF THE SAME ROUTINE…
BE DOWNTOWN
Find something fun to do with our calendar of downtown events.
There’s always something fun going on downtown! Below you’ll find a list of events scheduled for today. Use the filters at the top to find events by date, keyword, and more. You can also view the calendar by month or as a list of 20 events at a time.
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Downtown Events Calendar
Christmas With Cantus
November 21 @ 7:30 pm
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CHRISTMAS WITH CANTUS invites audiences to a rich, contemplative holiday experience that merges tradition with timely resonance, exploring themes of hope, peace, and unity through classic carols and music from around the world.
Celebrate the season with the timeless beauty of carols such as “Silent Night” and “I Saw Three Ships,” alongside recent works composed by bold, fresh voices such as Zanaida Robles and Marian L. Harrison. The program unfolds with a dynamic range of emotions and textures, featuring pieces by Christine Donkin and Eric Whitacre that spark reflections on faith and humanity. Both classic and modern, CHRISTMAS WITH CANTUS is a heartfelt program that evokes the spirit of celebration and reflection.
Now in its 32nd season, the “engaging” (The New Yorker) low-voice ensemble, Cantus, is widely known for its trademark warmth and blend, innovative programming, and riveting performances of music — ranging from the Renaissance to the 21st century. The Washington Post hailed the Cantus sound as having both “exalting finesse” and “expressive power”, and referred to the “spontaneous grace” of its music. The Philadelphia Inquirer called the group nothing short of “exquisite.”