THE APEX TIMES
The African Children’s Choir will bring 18 young performers for an evening described as a mix of singing, dancing and storytelling at First Alliance Church in Lexington.
The African Children’s Choir will perform in Lexington on Nov. 1, bringing 18 young voices to the stage for an evening of music, dancing and storytelling, according to LEX18.
The concert is scheduled for the First Alliance Church in Lexington, where the group is set to present what the program describes as a mission-focused performance that combines cultural music with narratives about the children’s work and outreach.
LEX18 reported that the Lexington stop is part of the choir’s broader touring schedule, with the event arranged through the church and local community partners.
In addition to group singing, the choir’s set is described as including dance and storytelling segments that organizers say are intended to give attendees context for the performers’ backgrounds and for the organization’s stated goals.
The performance is listed as a special event at the church, drawing families and community members who are looking for an evening centered on live music and youth performers.
Organizers said further details about the event, including entry information and any updates for the November evening, will be handled through the church’s communications.
