Date and Time
Friday Dec 13, 2024
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM EST
Website
Contact Information
231-938-9300
Description
Join us for a very special Concert/Sing-a-long of your favorite seasonal music with Red Wings and Tigers organist Dave Calendine on Friday, December 13, 2024 at 7:00PM
Kick off your family Holiday celebration at the Music House Museum on Friday, December 13th. with a very special Concert/Sing-a-long of your favorite seasonal music with organist Dave Calendine leading the fun on the ‘Mighty’ Wurlitzer theater organ. The museum will be decked out in its holiday splendor. What better way to begin the holidays with your family than to enjoy the beautiful sounds of the season and sing along with your favorites! Relax or get some extra shopping in at the Music House’s gift shop for your music loving family and friends.
Tickets are $25 for at MyNorth Tickets or musichouse.org. or $30 at the door.
Kick off your family Holiday celebration at the Music House Museum on Friday, December 13th. with a very special Concert/Sing-a-long of your favorite seasonal music with organist Dave Calendine leading the fun on the ‘Mighty’ Wurlitzer theater organ. The museum will be decked out in its holiday splendor. What better way to begin the holidays with your family than to enjoy the beautiful sounds of the season and sing along with your favorites! Relax or get some extra shopping in at the Music House’s gift shop for your music loving family and friends.
Tickets are $25 for at MyNorth Tickets or musichouse.org. or $30 at the door.
Dave Calendine is an amazingly talented organist and pianist and a great entertainer. A resident of the Detroit area, Dave is the organist for the Detroit Tigers and one of two organists for The Detroit Red Wings, is the staff organist at The Fox Theater, has accompanied the Rockettes in both Detroit and New York, performs at The Redford Theater and at his church as, well as concerts at the Sanfilippo Foundation in Illinois, and at the national Music Box Society International conventions. Calendine is also the past President of the American Theatre Organ Society (ATOS).
