Kettering, OH

Kettering Fairmont Performing Arts Center

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Kettering Fairmont Performing Arts Center is a school and community auditorium supporting concert band, orchestral, choral, a cappella, and other large-ensemble performances. For musicians, the venue offers a formal seated audience and a stage suited to substantial school and community productions. Concert bands, choirs, orchestras, and other academic ensembles are especially natural fits. The auditorium is best suited to performers who can deliver polished, structured programs in a family-friendly environment. It offers musicians a Kettering stage where ensemble balance, musical detail, and formal presentation can all be heard clearly and where community arts programming has a dedicated home.

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937-499-1600, 937-499-2647

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Age policy
21+
Genres
A'cappella
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3301 Shroyer Rd, Kettering, OH 45429, United States
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937-499-1600, 937-499-2647
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