2025 Holiday Fruit Sale
The 2025 CFBA Holiday Fruit Sale is happening now! You can order oranges, grapefruit, clementines and mixed fruit sampler packages. The fruit is delivered to your address. Click on the “Products” tab to see the product offerings. CFBA receives $10.00 for every box sold, so please share this link with others who may want to order holiday fruit and support local community music. Purchases can
Main Street Community Band – Home for the Holidays (Dec. 14th)
Join the Main Street Community Band as we celebrate the magic of the season and enjoy being Home for the Holidays! This joyful concert blends timeless masterpieces with fresh new sounds, from the bold sparkle of Fanfare for the Festival of Lights to the cozy charm of Sammy Nestico’s A Fireside Christmas. Featuring Alfred Reed’s epic Greensleeves, an adventure through a snowy Winterscape, Shelley Hanson’s
City of Fairfax Band – Christmas in Fairfax (December 20th)
Celebrate the season with joy, tradition, and a touch of magic at Christmas in Fairfax! This beloved annual concert brings together The City of Fairfax Band and the Fairfax Choral Society for a heartwarming evening of holiday music, featuring selections from Home Alone, John Rutter’s jubilant Gloria, Hanson’s breathtaking Chorale and Alleluia, and many more festive favorites. With a special visit from Santa himself, this
Main Street Community Band – Fairfax Fall Festival (Oct. 11th)
Kick off the Fairfax Fall Festival with a burst of energy and color as the Main Street Community Band fills the morning air with music for the whole family! This lively outdoor concert features bold fanfares, toe-tapping dances, cinematic soundscapes, and timeless favorites. Enjoy the sweeping beauty of James Barnes’ Appalachian Overture, the Italian classic Funiculi Funicula, and the spooky thrill of Tarantella. We’ll also
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