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7 and 9 at the Kimball Theatre. For more information, visit operainwilliamsburg.org. Sinfonicron Light Opera For more than 50 years, the Sinfonicron Light Opera Company has been delighting audiences, enriching the community and providing a unique experience for William and Mary students. Sinfonicron produces one show every January, and every level of production is student-run. The company is formed by a partnership of four student groups: Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Delta Omicron music fraternity, Nu Kappa Epsilon music sorority, and the Theatre Students' Association.

Visit sinfonicron.org for more information. 2nd Sundays Art Music Festival Williamsburg's only almost year-round arts and street festival. On the second Sunday of every month March through December, from 11 a.m. -5 p.m., stroll the streets around Colonial Williamsburg and take in unique arts, handcrafts and live music in a family-friendly atmosphere. From face painting and crafts for kids and adults, folk and contemporary artwork, local authors, and live music and performances for all musical palates, there's something for everyone.

The festival takes place in the 400 and 500 blocks of Prince George Street and along N. Boundary Street. Visit 2ndsundayswilliamsburg.com or call 879-3029 for more information. Yorktown Sounds of Summer The annual series is held at Riverwalk Landing in York-town and has become popular with locals and visitors. Concerts are scheduled Thursdays, June, July and into August, p.m.

and feature a variety of music. You can take a lawn chair or blanket and relax to the sounds of various musical styles, including beach favorites, oldies, Motown and more. Call 890-3500 or go to visityorktown.org for more information. Comedy Club of Williamsburg Every week, Williamsburg's premier comedy club offers uproarious comedy routines. Performances are Saturday nights at 8 p.m.

Previous comedians have been featured on the Tonight Show, the Late Show, Comedy Central and more. Food, drinks and fundraising opportunities are available. Call 286-9448 or visit comedyclubwilliamsburg.com for tickets and more information. bership of almost 60 youngsters. To become a member, boys or girls must be 10-18.

There are three levels of ability: Recruit, Junior and Senior. The goal of all members is to reach senior status, to parade and wear the regimental uniforms reminiscent of 18th century musicians who served in the Continental Army. Corps members are taught by professional instructors and are provided the opportunity of attending annual musters of similar corps throughout the United States. For more information and to see a performance schedule, visit or call 898-9418. Pipes Drums The Williamsburg Pipes Drums features drummers and pipers playing Highland pipe music.

The group is an EU-SPBA Grade competition band that performs all over greater Williamsburg and Virginia. The goal is to promote, teach and perform Scottish music on Highland bagpipes and drums. For more information, visit Colonial Singers of Williamsburg This professional five member a cappella vocal ensemble provides entertainment for groups of all ages with historic information pertaining to each song. Geared for schools, clubs or organizations looking for music with a colonial flair. Visit colonialsingers.com for information or to book the group.

Dewey Decibel Concerts The Williamsburg Regional Library presents a series of concerts throughout the year featuring local, regional and national musical talent. For more information, call 259-4070 or visit wrl.orgeventsconcerts for dates. Virginia Chorale The Virginia Chorale is a premier professional vocal ensemble in the region, and has accumulated more than 800 pieces of repertoire, engaged hundreds of singers, recorded three compact discs, appeared on local and national radio broadcasts, and mentored and inspired thousands of students and audience members. For more information, visit or call 627-8375. Opera in Williamsburg Opera in Williamsburg is dedicated to bringing intimate fully staged opera with a world-class cast.

Funded by ticket sales and the support of members of the community, Opera in Williamsburg is committed to the highest artistic standards and maintains a relationship with the International Vocal Arts Institute. Upcoming productions include "La Traviata" Sept. 12, 14 and 16, and "The Magic Flute," May 5, 56 TREASURES 2019.