Over 100 performers will present the 23rd annual Boar's Head Festival on December 1-3rd in the Chapel of the Holy Trinity on the campus of Concordia College, Ann Arbor. The festival features traditional English Christmas Carols. Costumed actors, singers and an orchestra enact medieval Christmas traditions and the story of Christ's birth. The box office will be closed November 22-24 for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Orders are filled on a first come, first serve basis and can be paid by cash, check or credit card.
Tickets must be paid for when ordered. In past years all performances have been sold out. Requests for tickets should be made early. The origins of the Boar's Head festival lie in medieval England where a wild boar was often killed and served during the Christmas season. The death of the beast came to symbolize Christ's victory over sin and evil in the world.