Under the direction of director Albert J. Nacinovich and associate directors Gordon Taylor and Jeffrey Dent, the band will perform a delightful melange of holiday and standard band numbers.

Visit live nativity Dec. 5-7

HERNDON — The third annual Walk Through Bethlehem, at Grace Community Church, RD1 Herndon, will take place Dec. 5-7. This interactive program allows visitors to get a feel of what it was like to live in biblical times, following Mary and Joseph on their way Bethlehem.

Hear the sounds of the merchants, money changers and live animals in the market place. See handmade tapestries and watch craftsman at work as the aroma of fresh-baked bread lingers in the air. Taste the homemade sweetness of authentic candies and baked goods of ancient times, and shop while children play at your feet. As visitors walk through Bethlehem, the Christmas story unfolds for Mary and Joseph, from the beginning of their pilgrimage through Bethlehem’s market place and finally to the scene of the manger where the true meaning of Christmas is revealed. Doors open Dec. 5-6 from 6-9 p.m. and Dec. 7 between 5-8 p.m. Handicapped accommodations will be provided.

This year, 1,500-2,000 people are expected to attend. For more information contact the church at 758-6214.

Arts Alive work on display, sale

ORIENTAL — Work by members of Mid-State Arts Alive will be on display and for sale through December at Rapscallions Gallery and Shop in Oriental, three miles off Route 104 in rural Mt. Pleasant Mills.

Works include award-winning photography, papier mache creations, assemblage art and fine art prints.

For more information, call 539-4117.

Authors to hold book signing

HUMMELS WHARF — Jim Campbell, John Lindermuth and John Moore will sign and inscribe copies of their books at books etc. Saturday in the Plaza Shopping Center (next to Wal-Mart) in Hummels Wharf.

Campbell has four books about Snyder County: “Around Selinsgrove,” “Images of America — Snyder County,” “Snyder County — Post Card Series” and “Snyder County’s Sports Heritage.” “Around Selinsgrove” is his most recent publication and features more than 200 old photos telling stories of Selinsgrove’s people and places. He lives in Shamokin Dam.