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Plum to host 76th Alle-Kiski Marching Band Festival

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Courtesy of Plum High School
Ready to perform at the 76th annual Alle-Kiski Marching Band Festival on Sept. 19 at Plum High School are Plum students (front, from left) McKenna Conley and Meredith Ahrens, majorette captains, and Hannah Dunn, dance team captain; (back) Angelina Elliot, silks captain, and drum majors Grace Dopico, Gabe Powell and Madilyn Shingle.
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Apollo-Ridge High School drum majors Luke Rodnicki and Mirabella Andree are ready to perform at the 76th annual Alle-Kiski Marching Band Festival on Sept. 19 at Plum High School.
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Courtesy of Burrell High School
Burrell High School drum majors (from left) Riley Kinter, Danika Krajci, Elizabeth Lagattuta, Leah Leslie and Katie Pahlman are ready to perform at the 76th annual Alle-Kiski Marching Band Festival on Sept. 19 at Plum High School.
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Courtesy of Deer Lakes High School
Deer Lakes High School students (from left) Elise Schaeffer, Graham Waybright and Natalie Naugleare ready to perform at the 76th annual Alle-Kiski Marching Band Festival on Sept. 19 at Plum High School.
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Courtesy of Freeport Area High School
Freeport Area High School commanding officers and drum majors (from left) Maxwell Kruse, Nicholas Parenti, Dominic Pagano, Logan Check, Rebecca Kibler and Caitlyn Brennan are ready to perform at the 76th annual Alle-Kiski Marching Band Festival on Sept. 19 at Plum High School.
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Courtesy of Highlands High School
Highlands High School student leaders (from left) Haley Dixon, Ian Love, Ella Rittman and Abella Valenti-Baker are ready to perform at the 76th annual Alle-Kiski Marching Band Festival on Sept. 19 at Plum High School.
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Courtesy of Valley High School
Valley High School student Maurez Walker is ready to perform at the 76th annual Alle-Kiski Marching Band Festival on Sept. 19 at Plum High School.
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Courtesy of Valley High School
Valley High School student Gabby Veth is ready to perform at the 76th annual Alle-Kiski Marching Band Festival on Sept. 19 at Plum High School.
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Courtesy of Kiski Area High School
Kiski Area High School drum majors and guard captains (from left) Elizabeth Fitch, Rebekah Frye, Sydney Cerminara, Lindsay Bush, Sade Taylor and Ainsley Lattimore are ready to perform at the 76th annual Alle-Kiski Marching Band Festival on Sept. 19 at Plum High School.
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Courtesy of Leechburg High School
Leechburg High School students Callie Ancosky (left) and McKenzie Hill are ready to perform at the 76th annual Alle-Kiski Marching Band Festival on Sept. 19 at Plum High School.
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Courtesy of Springdale High School
Springdale High School students are ready to perform at the 76th annual Alle-Kiski Marching Band Festival on Sept. 19 at Plum High School. Pictured are (front, from left) Isabella Iannuzzi and Kai Williams; (back) Noah Skaugen, Jocelyn Walters-Vrabel, Clare Schneider and Anthony Ewing.

The 76th annual Alle-Kiski Marching Band Festival is scheduled for Sept. 19 at Plum High School, 900 Elicker Road, featuring students from 11 schools.

Following the national anthem at 6:50 p.m., the main event will begin at 7. Admission is $5.

The rain date is Sept. 20.

Each September, the festival showcases a night of performances by the marching bands of the Alle-Kiski Valley Band Directors Association, one of the oldest organizations of its kind in the country.

The festival provides an opportunity for the ensembles to share their talents with friends, families and peers from the area. Festival venues rotate on a yearly basis. The 2022 event was at Penn Hills High School.

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