Don't Forget to Attend Fine Arts Gala this Thursday!

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Salem Lutheran School’s Fine Arts Gala will begin promptly at 6:00 pm on Thursday, April 12. All those attending will meet in the church (everyone meets here first!) for instructions for the evening and for performances by the Jubilate Choir and the Salem School Band.  After that, further instructions will be given to give you information on what you will find at each event site, and for some sites, the approximate time of individual performances.

 Art displays of each class’s featured artists and student art that are done in the style of the featured artist will be in the gym. Student extra-curricular art projects and Congregational art projects will be on display in the Fellowship Hall. Student music performances of vocal and instrumental solos and ensembles and piano solos will be in the Conference Room. Art “Make and Take” projects will be in the gym and projects for children 2nd -8th grade will be in the 3rd and 4th-grade room. World Drumming demonstrations by 7th and 8th-grade students will be given in the Fellowship Hall. A tap dance demonstration will also be given in the Fellowship Hall. It should be an interesting and fun-filled evening. Plan on attending!

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