Grasso Marching Band Festival Set For October 7

By LAURIE BORST

Published: Oct 06, 2006 12:00 am

On Saturday, October 7, the Joseph P. Grasso Invitational Marching Band Festival will be held at Trumbull High School for its eleventh annual competition.

Eight field bands and color guards from high schools in Connecticut and New Jersey will compete before a panel of eight judges under the auspices of the Musical Arts Conference (MAC), a nonprofit coalition of music educators.

The Newtown Nighthawks Marching Band will present an exhibition performance of their program, âParadox,â featuring music of Jekyll and Hyde at the end of the evening.

Admission to the Grasso Marching Band Festival is $7 for adults and $5 for seniors and students. The event begins at 5:45 pm, gates open at 5 pm. Food and refreshments will be available.

Trumbull High School is at 72 Strobel Road, Trumbull. Take Route 25 to Exit 9 (Daniels Farm Road). Turn left at the end of the ramp onto Daniels Farm Road. Drive one mile up the hill to Strobel Road. Make a right onto Strobel Road and Trumbull High School will be on your right.

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