An Isle of Wight brass band will embark on a free to attend tour over Christmas.
Vectis Brass Band will play three dates across the Island to commemorate the festive season.
The band will first visit Salvation Army Hall in Newport on Sunday, November 24 at 2.30pm, before visiting St. John's Church in Northwood on Sunday, December 1 at 3pm.
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The tour will finish with a show at St Saviours Church in Shanklin on Thursday, December 12 at 7.30pm.
The community organisation, formed in 1947, teaches students young and old how to play brass instruments.
The concerts are free to attend, with donations given at Christmas to help to keep tuition free.
All concerts will feature traditional carols and refreshments will be provided.
Musical director, Jay Taylor said: “We have been working hard on our Christmas programme and have a variety of music for everyone to enjoy.
"Collections at Christmas help to keep the band afloat for the rest of the year and we are grateful to the local community for all their support."
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