Holiday Caroling
FREE - RSVP
Saturday, December 10, 2022 — 2-3:30pm (Meet at BKCM)
A beloved Brooklyn Conservatory of Music tradition — holiday caroling! Please join us as we spread cheer throughout the neighborhood. All ages, voices, and faiths are welcome.
Arrive promptly at 2pm to the BKCM Garden for warm, festive drinks and a chance to warm up your voice before spreading out around Park Slope. We will divide into separate groups for family music and for four-part madrigals, so there will be something to sing for everyone! Download the lyric book here.
PS: Don’t forget to wear comfy shoes and warm layers!
We invite you to attend all of our BKCM Holiday Events! Check out Jingle Fest (Dec 3), our Kwanzaa Celebration (Dec 17), and our Klezmer Hanukkah Celebration (Dec 18).
BKCM is located at 58 Seventh Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11217.
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