Sentences with phrase «local marching bands»
[11] Performances of Foray Forêt include local marching bands from the presenting city.
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Villagers from Saddleworth will walk from their local village to Uppermill, each accompanied by a marching band.
McAdoo blew a mean saxophone for three years in the Smith marching band as well as in a local rhythm and blues group called Long John and the Buccaneers.
Returning favorites from Parenting OC's Jamboree in March WhipLash kids band and local singer Ashley Plohr will perform along with students from Virtuoso Music and soloists Lauren Deslodge and Adiell Edwardo Vazquez.
In elementary school, he had learned to play the trumpet, and even at that young age, he managed to syncopate his way into the local high school marching band.
It's known as the home of Pal's, a local greasy burger joint, and for its award - winning high school marching band, which played in the presidential inauguration parade in 2013.
As part of the Belize independence celebrations a parade was held immediately after the speeches. Miss San Pedro for 2013 was led in by the Deputy Mayor and accompanied by the local high school marching band and torch bearers. The coast guard assembly also took part in the parade and featured one of the newest recruits to the countryÂ's coast guard, Almita Pinelo, who has recently qualified after training in the US. Almita was chosen to lead the coast guard assembly who were inspected by the mayor and the Minister of Tourism before the 21 gun salute took place at midnight. The firework display was held immediately afterwards and the sky was lit up for miles around for approximately half an hour.
Officially kicking off the holiday season, this signature Downtown Santa Barbara event brought a colossal contingent of high - stepping marching bands, fabulous holiday - themed floats, spectacular performance groups, local personalities, and our amazing Grand Marshal, Noah Wyle!
This year's parade theme is «Colors of the Season,» and it will feature hundreds of participants, including marching bands, holiday - themed floats and local performance groups.
This signature event, in its 65th year, brings together locals and visitors alike in cheering on a colossal contingent of high - stepping marching bands, bright and colorful holiday floats, spectacular performance groups, local personalities, the Grand Marshal and, of course... Santa Claus full of holiday cheer atop his festive sleigh.
Free concerts take place across the island around March, showcasing local artists and bands.
Over 100 local businesses, civic organizations and school marching bands will take part in the seven block parade down Pier Avenue.
At NOMA, the artist orchestrated an ostentatious second line — flashy by even the peacockiest of local standards — led by a custom - designed Lamborghini Murciélago, that included vogueing dancers, Mardi Gras Indians in full mask, and the Eleanor McMain Secondary School marching band.