NAZARETH COLLEGE UNVEILS MUSIC PERFORMANCE CENTER AT GROUNDBREAKING, APRIL 10
The name of the building will be unveiled during groundbreaking event
Rochester, NY (04/06/2017) — WHAT: Nazareth College is naming a new music performance center during the building's official groundbreaking on Monday, April 10. The venue is expected to open during spring 2018. The Center will be engineered for a premier acoustic experience that will support the high-caliber performances of the students and faculty while enhancing quality of life for the community. It will be specifically designed for the acoustics of large instrumental ensembles.
WHEN: Monday, April 10
11:00 a.m.: Indoor ceremony at Wilmot Recital Hall
11:30 a.m.: Outdoor Construction site Groundbreaking Video/Photo op (shovels in ground)
11:45 a.m.: INTERVIEWS AVAILABLE AFTER GROUNDBREAKING
WHERE: Nazareth College Arts Center Parking Lot
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