Step Right Up!

Step Right Up!
10 am, Sunday, September 8th
St. John's Church
Cold Spring Harbor, New York

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, Step Right Up, Step Right Up, and witness something you've never seen before!

In collaboration with our church partner, St. John's in Huntington our Vacation Bible School and Choir Camp participants and volunteers created a special musical performance; a circus themed musical called - Step Right Up!

Emailed reminders will be sent to the performers and their parents with further details from Bryce Westervelt, our Music Director.

Below are the Important Dates to Remember:

Dress Rehearsal Saturday, September 7th (CSH) 2pm
Step Right Up! Performances: September 8th (CSH) at 10am
Step Right Up! Performances: September 15th (Hunt) at 10am

Contact [email protected] with questions or for more information.

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