The event was sponsored by
the law firm of Arnall, Golden and Gregory, and the East Point Woman's
Club along with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra's Partners in Performance
Program.�The ASO partnership enables the Christian City Home for Children
as well as the senior adult community to enjoy cultural experiences that
might not otherwise be accessible to them.�According the Robert L. Crutchfield,
Christian City's President and CEO, "Through the Christian City Arts
Alliance, we will be providing many life enriching experiences for our
residents.�These will include more high quality music and other performing
arts, offerings from the High Museum, and a distinguished lecture series,
to name a few."
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