The Visual & Performing Arts Department presented their High School Music Cafe Night, with students performing 29 songs. Thank you to our Grauer community for coming to the performance to support our Grauer musicians!
Grauer Visual & Performing Arts Department Presents: High School Music Café Night
From Isaac Langen, Visual & Performing Arts Director:
I would like to share a huge amount of gratitude to the Grauer community for making our Music Café Night such a success last Thursday, November 9. Many thanks to the High School musicians that performed a diverse and eclectic range of songs, curated by the students themselves; to Tom Hopper for his AV technical wizardry for our 29 songs; to the Senior Class, Girl Rising, GSA, Climate Action, Young Leaders in Healthcare, and Autism MX Awareness clubs for providing the refreshments; and to the loving crowd of teachers, family and friends who came out to support our Grauer musicians. Go, Grauer Arts!
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