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Morihiko Nakahara will conduct the SC Philharmonic’s festive performance.

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Jingle all the way to the Koger Center for “Home for the Holidays,” the SC Philharmonic’s new holiday pops concert.

This festive extravaganza — taking the stage on Thursday, Dec. 19 — features holiday classics performed by guest artists CammWess, Cat Galan, Michael Hazin, Johnnie Felder, and the Columbia Choral Society. Bonus: The Cola Rep Dance Co. will perform with the orchestra.

Psst... We heard this event is so fa-la-la-la fabulous, that even Santa’s going to be there.

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