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Gilbert symphony looking for new date to celebrate town's centennial

First, the COVID-19 pandemic spoiled any public celebration of Gilbert's centennial in 2020.

Now it even has reached out to postpone a much-belated celebration of that centennial.

The Gilbert Symphony Orchesta is looking for a new date for its performance to belatedly mark the town's centennial. It had been scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 21, at the Higley Center for the Performing Arts.

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Gilbert symphony looking for new date to celebrate town's centennial

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First, the COVID-19 pandemic spoiled any public celebration of Gilbert's centennial in 2020.

Now it even has reached out to postpone a much-belated celebration of that centennial.

The Gilbert Symphony Orchesta is looking for a new date for its performance to belatedly mark the town's centennial. It had been scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 21, at the Higley Center for the Performing Arts.

A COVID-19 case is the cause of the postponement, according to the orchestra's website.

The orchestra will make information on a new date and venue available as soon as possible.

The program included Sousa's "A Century of Progress" and Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" among the six pieces scheduled for the performance.

www.gilbertsymphony.org

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