MILLENNIAL CHOIRS & ORCHESTRAS: FALL ON YOUR KNEES

MILLENNIAL CHOIRS & ORCHESTRAS: FALL ON YOUR KNEES

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Thu, Dec 10
8:00 PM
1 upcoming dates through Dec 11, 2026

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One of 38 upcoming events at Velma V Morrison Center Official Site, and 214 across Boise.

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Millennial® Choirs & Orchestras celebrates its 20th anniversary with Fall on Your Knees, a breathtaking Christmas concert honoring the birth of Jesus Christ. Hundreds of children, youth, and adults will unite with a magnificent symphony orchestra to perform beloved carols from around the world, joyful holiday favorites, and powerful original arrangements. From triumphant proclamations of Christ’s birth to moments of profound reverence and stillness, this unforgettable evening invites audiences to set aside the distractions of the season, rediscover the wonder of the Christmas story, and fall on their knees before the newborn King. Additional Ticket Information

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