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St. Joseph Parish to give ‘regards to Broadway’ Sunday, October 4, 2026
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St. Joseph Parish will host its annual fall concert, A Broadway Melody, at 3 p.m. on Sunday, October 4, 2026. The event on Fairmont Place will feature the parish children’s and adult choirs, several vocal and instrumental soloists, and a mini pit orchestra.
Artistic director Daniel J. Horstmann selected the Broadway theme to connect with the nation's 250th anniversary. Horstmann said the musical selections will span various eras of theater, ranging from the 1904 production Little Johnny Jones to the 2015 musical Hamilton. The Diocese of Bridgeport noted that a previous publication incorrectly listed the concert date as Saturday, October 4.
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Diocese of Bridgeport · Marie Oates
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More from the Diocese of Bridgeport
- Oct 31, 8:40 AM PT Young men gather for Called to the Fire event
- Oct 31, 8:10 AM PT Deacon Loreto Buzzeo of Diocese of Bridgeport died at 94
- Oct 31, 4:36 AM PT Gillis Literacy Center opens at Kolbe Cathedral
- Oct 28, 1:59 PM PT LMBF: Montessori Education in the Diocese of Bridgeport
- Oct 27, 8:37 AM PT Bishop Frank J. Caggiano launches new guild for business owners
- Oct 26, 1:32 PM PT Bishop Caggiano dedicates new adoration chapel
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