Messiah on the Street

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Fishamble Street, Sunday 13th April

The Annual Messiah on the Street returns at 1.00pm, Sunday 13th April on Fishamble Street, Dublin 8.

Celebrating the world premiere of Messiah, all are welcome to this on-street performance. Up to 120 singers from Our Lady’s Choral Society and guests will join The Dublin Handelian Orchestra and Heather Sammon – Mezzo Soprano (Soloist) for a performance of excerpts from Handel’s Messiah.

Join in for an invigorating lunchtime treat and make sure you wrap up well for this outdoor event!


Date:
Sunday 13th April
Time:
1.00pm
Price:
Free
Address:
Fishamble Street, Wood Quay, Dublin, Ireland

Google Map of Fishamble Street, Wood Quay, Dublin, Ireland

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