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ECCC To Present 'Fine Arts Christmas Spectacular' Dec. 1 The East Central

draiser for the Series and will feature performances by various East Central musical groups, mcludmg the Concert Choir, Voce, Wall 0 · Sound Band, and various other ensembles. The art department will also present a display of various mediums. The Cultural Arts series brings performing artists and visual artists to the campus throughout the year for both EC students and the community, ac– cording to Vicki Blaylock, ECCC Fine Arts Depart– ment Chair. "I hope through the effort of the Cultural Arts Series we can afford all the students at East Central. not JUSt the music majors, an opportunity to enhance their education by providing these cultural op– portunities," Blaylock said. For more infonna– ' . · t10n, contact Vicki Blaylock at 601-635-6225 or email vblaylock@eccc.edu.

Community College Fine Arts Department will pres– ent a "Fme Arts Christmas Spectacular" at 7 p m Tuesday. December J, 2015, in Huff Auditorium on the Decatur campus. The presentation is being held as part of the college's second annual Cultural Arts Series. Tick– ets are $15 per person. A reception in the Molly Mc– Gee Gold Room will fol– low the performances. The Christmas Spectacular serves as a fun-

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