Culture & Events — 30 November 2010
The Air Command Band made a return to Dryden during the Festival of Trees on Nov. 25 at the Centre, and entertained audiences with music, comedy and Christmas.Hosting their Christmas rock show, the band plays with a full orchestra, and injects amazing talent into their set keeping the audience engaged.
Playing favourites such as Frosty the Snowman and Silent Night, they also added some Irish Christmas to the evening, as well as the man himself, Elvis.
Photo by Ally Dunham
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