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Davis Community Chorale plans online arts auction
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The Davis Community Chorale performs during the “Messiah” Sing-a-long at the Veterans Memorial Center in Davis in 2018.
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The Davis Community Chorale is pleased to announce its first-ever Online Arts Auction and Celebration. The multi-talented members in the group will be showcased beginning at 5 p.m. Saturday, March 20.
“We enjoy having members with diverse backgrounds, beliefs, and skills and believe this enhances our development as a cohesive entity,” said chorale secretary Lynda Garcia. “This also strengthens our ability to continue to provide music that elevates the spirit. To further this, creative items and services from artists/craftspeople within the chorale have been donated to the auction.”