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Louisville Orchestra coming to Henderson

By Jana Garrett,

3 days ago

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Officials say the Louisville Orchestra will be presenting “In Harmony,” and the performance is coming to Henderson.

According to officials, the Western Kentucky Residency of In Harmony conducted by Gabe Lefkowitz, will conclude its tour on September 26 at the Preston Arts Center in Henderson.

According to the Louisville Orchestra, the “In Harmony” tour exemplifies the Louisville Orchestra’s commitment to community engagement. By bringing “high-quality” performances to “diverse” venues across Kentucky, the orchestra aims to foster a deeper appreciation for music and strengthen community bonds.

For more information, to register for free events and to reserve tickets, visit this website .

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