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Pihcintu Multicultural Choir – From the Porch

PURCHASE TICKETs Pihcintu is comprised of the voices of refugee and immigrant girls from 22 countries. Many have fled war, violence, and persecution, but are ensuring their voices are heard through song and in a safe space to make friends, acclimate to their adopted country, and hone their language skills. Having performed in venues such as the Kennedy Center, the National Cathedral, and the United Nations, Pihcintu (meaning “When we sing our voices carry far”) will bring their songs of…

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August 30, 2023 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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PURCHASE TICKETs
Pihcintu is comprised of the voices of refugee and immigrant girls from 22 countries. Many have fled war, violence, and persecution, but are ensuring their voices are heard through song and in a safe space to make friends, acclimate to their adopted country, and hone their language skills. Having performed in venues such as the Kennedy Center, the National Cathedral, and the United Nations, Pihcintu (meaning “When we sing our voices carry far”) will bring their songs of peace and love to Hill-Stead.
Bring a blanket, chairs, and a picnic.
Schedule
6 pm         Gates open
6:30 pm    Performance begins
Rain date: Thursday, August 31
Tickets
In-person tickets  | $25 adults; $10 children (12 and under)
Seating is limited and we strongly advise attendees to purchase tickets in advance. Any available tickets sold at the gate will be by credit card only.
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