The Williamson County Parks and Recreation Department has announced a joint concert by the Williamson County Community Band and the Kearney High School Concert Band from Kearney, Nebraska.
The concert will take place on Thursday, May 26, 2022 at 7 p.m. at Summit High School, located at 2830 Twin Lakes Drive in Spring Hill. The concert is free and open to the community. The concert will include one set performed by the Kearney High School Concert Band followed by a brief intermission before a set by the Williamson County Community Band.
About The Williamson County Community Band
An all-volunteer band of amateur and seasoned musicians, this inter-generational group features approximately 60 musicians ranging in age from pre-teen to upper 80s and is made up of all skill levels.
Started in 2000, this band has grown and gained musical recognition and acclaim over the years throughout Williamson County and the surrounding mid-state area. They perform several free indoor and outdoor concerts each year for the community at various venues and parks, including the Williamson County Enrichment Center, the Factory, Aspen Grove, Westhaven, the Brentwood Library, Crockett Amphitheatre and the Schermerhorn Symphony Center. For more information, visit wcparksandrec.com.
About The Kearney High School Concert Band
The Kearney High School Concert Band consists of 110 students, led by Kearney High School Band Directors Nathan LeFeber and Rick Mitchell. The Kearney High School Concert Band will perform at the joint concert in Spring Hill as they tour the greater Nashville area. For more information about the Kearney High School Band program, visit kearneybands.org.
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