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Annual Christmas Concert

Come celebrate the holidays with the Lakes Area Community Band
Christmas Concert
Dec. 8, 2008
7:30PM
At the Antioch Community High School auditorium
1133 Main St.
(Rt. 83) Antioch, IL

(Behind the Squire Restaurant on the NE Corner of Rt. 173 & Rt. 83)

Free admission and complimentary refreshments
Sponsored by the Festival Arts of Antioch

Our next concert will be the
Spring Concert
March 2nd, 2009
For more information call Robin @ 847-767-7878
www.lacb.org

Posted by gsed on Saturday, October 11 @ 14:32:20 MDT (3 reads)
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Festival Arts of Antioch Sponsored Events

Messiah

St. Peter’s Catholic Church

7:30 PM

December 14^th, 2008

Crucifixion

March 29^th, 2009

Posted by gsed on Sunday, August 31 @ 14:29:22 MDT (33 reads)
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Lakes Area Community Band Schedule

LACB announces its Fall / Winter Concert Schedule

Come celebrate Fall with the Lakes Area Community Band

Monday, October 6th
7:30PM

At the Antioch Community High School auditorium

1133 Main St.
(Rt. 83) Antioch

Free admission and complimentary refreshments

Sponsored by the Festival Arts of Antioch

For more information call Robin @ 847-767-7878

www.lacb.org

Our next concert
will be

Christmas Concert
Dec. 8, 2008 at 7pm

Concerts are held at the Antioch
Community High School Auditorium.
(Behind the Squire Restaurant on the NE Corner of Rt. 173 & Rt. 83)

Note: We rehearse Monday evenings from 7:00pm – 9:00pm in the Antioch
Community High School band room. (Behind the Squire Restaurant on the NE Corner of Rt. 173 & Rt. 83)

Sponsored by the Festival Arts of Antioch

For more information call Robin @ 847-767-7878

Posted by gsed on Tuesday, February 12 @ 07:16:29 MST (149 reads)
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The Lakes Area Community Band

The Lakes Area Community Band has about 44 plus members and is directed by Steve Porch, our assistant director is Holly Fredrichs (clarinet) and the band President is Bill McGee (trumpet).

We are a volunteer community band and are open to anyone of high school age and older. Auditions are not required.
We rehearse Monday evenings from 7:00pm – 9:00pm in the Antioch
Community High School band room. (Behind the Squire Restaurant on the NE Corner of Rt. 173 & Rt. 83)

We play approximately 8 concerts per year.

Posted by gsed on Monday, January 07 @ 17:05:04 MST (130 reads)
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Lakes Area Community Band

The Lakes Area Community Band has about 44 plus members and is directed by Steve Porch, our assistant director is Holly Fredrichs (clarinet) and the band President is Bill McGee (trumpet).

We are on our summer break until August 6.

We play approximately 8 concerts per year.

Posted by gsed on Sunday, July 22 @ 20:00:41 MDT (168 reads)
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new website admin

David Langenberg is no longer the website administrator. The New website administrator is gary sedlacko. Gary wants to thank Dave for such a wonderful job in creating this site. Dave still will host the site on his system. We thank him for his continue support.

Posted by gsed on Wednesday, December 21 @ 18:34:05 MST (317 reads)
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