Christmas with Holly | Revelstoke Community Choir

Overview

The Revelstoke Community Choir presents Christmas with Holly. Get into the holiday spirit with a heartwarming performance filled with festive cheer.

The Revelstoke Community Choir & Kid’s Choir with Special Guest: Holly Bhattacharya.

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Date

Dec 8 - Dec 9

Hours

7 PM Sunday & Monday

Cost

$20

Location

Revelstoke Performing Arts Centre

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