- April 29, 2024
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Dancers performed to Christmas songs to kick of the festivities.
Members of the Sundancers Baton Twirlers performed throughout the night to classical Christmas songs.
In their sparkly red dresses, Sundancers Baton Twirlers danced around the stage.
The Sundancers toss around their batons as they perform an impressive show for visitors.
The 34th Street Orchestra accompanied a variety of singers, as they played Christmas tunes.
Santa Claus waves to a young visitor during a segment of Believe: A Nostalgic Musical Experience.
Young singers showcase their skills as they sing fun Christmas songs.
Dianne Garvis holds the hand of Santa as she sings The Carpenters’ classic “Merry Christmas, Darling” during the show.
A mailbox for Santa sits alongside a "believe meter" during the show.
A dancer leaps through the air as she performs a dance to a classic Christmas song.
Dancers performed throughout the show as the 34th Street Orchestra played on in the background.
The 34th Street Orchestra play as screens above them flash with Christmas scenes.
A dancer gracefully poses during a performance.
Dianne Garvis sings a Christmas song as dancers glide around behind her.
A ballerina dances behind Dianne Garvis as she sings.
A group of dancers finish their performance during a segment of the show.
Dancers, singers, and baton twirlers take to the stage to end Believe: A Nostalgic Musical Experience.
Members of the Santa Project Players clap and sing during a late segment in the show.
It was a Sunday night that was filled with song and dance as Winter Park’s Calvary Assembly Church held Believe: A Nostalgic Musical Experience.
In collaboration with Macy’s, Ms. Dianne Garvis, founder of Tiaras of Hope and co-founder of the non-profit Good Neighbor program, helped lead the way to put on the night’s event — which helped raised money for Make-a-Wish.
Admission into the event, which featured a throwback motif of classic Christmas songs and classic holiday films, was as easy as filling out a card to Santa. With each letter received, Macy’s donated $1 to Make-a-Wish.
For just over two-hours, the church’s large auditorium was filled with musical performances by Garvis, the 34th Street Orchestra, Kystof Srebrakowski, and the Santa Project Players. The night also included special performances from the Sundancers Baton Twirlers.
