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Entertainment to be provided during Thanksgiving

 

Students staying in Rexburg over the Thanksgiving holiday can participate in a variety of activities planned for the community, including a performance by the Rexburg Community Choir and Jon Schmidt’s Christmas concert.

The Rexburg Community Choir will be performing at the Rexburg Tabernacle at 10 a.m. on Thanksgiving Day. The cost is free but donations are welcome.

The Rexburg Community Choir has been doing its Thanksgiving concert for nearly 35 years.

“It’s just an hour long. Many families come as part of their traditions and it’s quite nice,” said Gwyn Harris, chairperson of the choir.

Harris said those participating range in age, including college students, children, parents and grandparents.

 Since this is a longstanding holiday tradition, Harris invites college students to come enjoy the show, which includes, as she puts it, “seasonal songs and messages of gratitude.”

Jon Schmidt will also be performing at the Rexburg Tabernacle; he is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 28 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at Chesbro Music or Deseret Book for $10.

Community affairs director, Kristy Giesler said Jen Hale, a Rexburg local, is organizing Schmidt’s concert.

This is Schmidt’s 5th year performing in Idaho, and fans are excited for the opportunity to attend.

“I think Jon Schmidt is a beast [on the piano], and $10 is a really good deal for one of his concerts. He puts on a really good show,” said freshman Kristin Mitchell.

More information on Schmidt’s upcoming show and samples of his music can be found at jonschmidt.com. 

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