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First Friday gets jazzy
The Sterling High School Jazz Band performed a selection of jazz tunes for the First Friday at First Presbyterian May 3, under the direction of Shauna Snyder. The program included "C Jam Blues," "It's That Simple," "Fly Me to the Moon," "The Pink Panther," "I Remember Clifford," and "Abracadabra!" View the performance on the FPC Sterling Facebook page.
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