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Lexington Symphony

Kids Pops!

Sat, Dec 5, 2026at 4:00 PM
1605 Massachusetts Avenue (Cary Hall / Isaac Harris Cary Memorial Building), Lexington, MA 02420
$35
Featuring: Lexington Symphony, Regie Gibson, Teresa Winner Blume, Lexington High School Choruses

Kids Pops! is a family concert built around Howard Blake’s *The Snowman* and other holiday favorites. Massachusetts’s first Poet Laureate, Regie Gibson, narrates Raymond Briggs’s story of a boy whose snowman comes to life, accompanied by Lexington Symphony and holiday-themed musical performances.

The program also features soprano Teresa Winner Blume, Lexington High School choruses, and a special appearance by Santa Claus. It is intended for children and audiences of all ages.

When: Saturday, December 5, 2026

Showtime: 4:00 p.m.

Program: Howard Blake’s *The Snowman* and other holiday favorites

Narrator: Regie Gibson, Massachusetts’s first Poet Laureate

Featuring: Soprano Teresa Winner Blume, Lexington High School choruses, and special guest Santa Claus

Ages: Suitable for kids of all ages

Tickets: Adult Kids Pops! tickets are $35, plus a handling fee. Single-ticket buyers pay an additional $6 fee for gold tickets or $5 for white and blue tickets, including youth tickets.

Ticketing: Tickets are available online with seat selection, by calling 781-523-9009, or at the box office beginning one hour before the performance if tickets remain. Concert tickets are non-refundable.

Accessibility: Cary Hall is ADA compliant. Accessible seating can be reserved by calling 781-523-9009.

Venue: Lexington Symphony at Cary Hall

Access program: Through the Mass Cultural Council’s Card to Culture program, EBT and WIC cardholders may receive two complimentary tickets per person for each concert program by presenting a valid card at the event. Advance contact with Operations Manager Bryce Putt is recommended at 781-523-9009 or info@lexingtonsymphony.org.

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