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Arts Council reviews choir season, eyes Fourth of July performance

West Point Arts Council · January 7, 2026
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Summary

The West Point Arts Council reviewed its Christmas choir season and discussed expanding performances to include the Fourth of July and regular senior-luncheon appearances; members noted increased participation and a need for more binders.

The West Point Arts Council reviewed the Christmas choir's recent activities at its Jan. 7 meeting, noting the choir performed at five events: Ogden Christmas Village, a senior luncheon, the Christmas Market, a nursing home and the city lighting ceremony. Members said participation has grown and that the choir will need additional music binders to accommodate more singers.

Council members also discussed possible future appearances, including a performance for the Fourth of July and ongoing performances at senior luncheons. The discussion was framed as program planning tied to the council's available funds and calendar for 2026.