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Holiday Stroll Was a Success

Every year the town of Wallingford kicks of the Holiday Shopping Season the first Friday of December.  Restaurants and Business give samples or discounts, Santa and Mrs. Claus are available for photos (The Grinch and Krampus too!) Live Musicians and Chestnuts Roasting by the Christmas Tree in the center of town.  This Year we performed at the Body and Soul Day Spa


M enjoyed playing her pieces by memory at her first Stroll Event

Sean was bringing the joy 


Danica Lead the String Ensemble


          Mira had a Sax solo


Eli dressed the part!




 

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