TubaChristmas
Sunday, December 6, 2009
TubaChristmas was conceived in 1974 as a tribute to the late artist/teacher William J. Bell, born on Christmas Day, 1902. Today, TubaChristmas is presented in 200 cities throughout the United States, Canada and Switzerland. Admission is FREE! Seating is limited but there is plenty of room to stand.
A free community event presented by the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts! This hour-long event, conducted by Neal Haglund, takes place in the Lorene Harrison Lobby every year. Whether it’s the best decorated tuba or the festive atmosphere that gets you excited for TubaChristmas, a good time is always had by all. Come and join us next year at The Center to have a tremendous TubaChristmas season!
SPONSORED BY THE ALASKA CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS.
Tubas, sousaphones, and euphoniums filled the halls with holiday cheer at the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts on Sunday, December 6, 2009, for Tuba Christmas. The 2009 performance attracted over 400 patrons, a record for this event at The Center!
If you missed the performance,you can catch it at the Salvation Army Building in Palmer on December 12, 2009, at 1pm. Visit The Center’s Facebook page and see pictures from The Center’s 14th annual TubaChristmas. We hope to see you next year for TubaChristmas 2010! |
