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Amite Arts Council hosts a watch party for the world-famous Tabernacle Choir on September 11 | Events







Tabernacle Choir Watch Party




AMITE — The Amite Arts Council, in collaboration with the world-renowned Tabernacle Choir, presents a special live sync concert of Hope. The inspirational concert also features performances by the award-winning Glee Clubs of Spellman and Morehouse Colleges.

The 360-member Tabernacle Choir and Glee Clubs will perform in Atlanta. The impressive choral performance will be broadcast on the Amite High Theater's new AMC quality projector and 22-foot wide screen.

“The Tabernacle Choir will play music designed to bring peace and inspire hope and charity in every heart,” said Sister Kris Cunningham, a Latter-day Saint missionary serving in the Amite area.

She added that over 90,000 people worldwide participated in watch parties via the live sync performance.

Experience an unforgettable musical collaboration in the heart of Atlanta! Join us for a special performance as the Tabernacle Choir joins the incredible voices of the Morehouse and Spelman College Glee Clubs at Temple Square for an evening of harmonious celebration and cultural exchange.

The Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square are pleased to announce the third stop on their “Hope” world tour. The choir will travel to Florida and Georgia for three concerts from September 5-12, 2024, as part of the tour of Southeastern North America.

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The concert will take place on Wednesday, September 11th at 6 p.m. at the Amite High Theater, 403 S. Laurel St. Admission is free.

“The Arts Council is pleased to be able to help ensure our region can experience this unique national performance,” said Charley Vance, President of the Arts Council.

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