LEWISTON —You won’t want to miss “Holiday in Lights”, with Mitch Thomas and Friends. The annual concert will take place on Saturday, December 20 at 7:30 p.m. at the Franco Center in Lewiston.
Thomas, a local pianist/singer/songwriter who is the Center’s executive director and directs and performs at Community Little Theatre, will present several seasonal favorites, including some of his own compositions and arrangements, including “Light A Candle for Peace”.
The event features several other local artists, including: Erin Menzer, Maine’s Got Talent winner; soprano, Kristen J. Thomas; Maddy Leslie, who has performed in many Community Little Theatre’s productions; her sister, Mia- Angelina Leslie; Tiffany Warren, who was “Dorothy” in CLT’s The Wiz; Nakesha (Kay) Warren, her sister, who starred in CLT’s productions of Hairspray and Nunsense, and directs shows at CLT.
Also performing are popular local singers, Carl Steidel and Caroline Young Coffin; Trumpeter, Jody Steidel; violinist, Ryan Spooner; bassist, Jeff Munson; guitarists, Neil James and Paul Kinney; organist, Jon Whitmore; pianist, Stephen Saxon; drummer, Jeff Mayerson; and vocalists, Hayden and Elias Thomas.
The Franco Center is handicap accessible. Tickets are $15 each for reserved seating. Contact or visit the Box Office or purchase on-line at www.francocenter.org. Call (207) 689-2000. Box office hours are Monday thru Friday, from noon to 4 p.m.
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