- By Mabel Pais
NJPAC makes the holiday season come alive … before the curtain even rises!
With only a few days before Christmas, CeCe Winans lights up your holiday with joyful music. The 12-time GRAMMY® winner is the shining star atop the glittering tree of gospel. It’s impossible to count all the songs she’s gifted to us over the years: “Count on Me” from “Waiting to Exhale,” “Alabaster Box” and “Goodness of God” are just a few. And there’s nothing like her renditions of your favorite Christmas songs. Rejoice and feel the glory of this special time of year. Roman Collins will open the show.
PROGRAM
CHRISTMAS WITH CECE WINANS LIVE IN CONCERT
Friday, December 20th at 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, December 21st at 8:00 p.m.
Performance Prelude
On Friday, Dec 19 @ 6 – 7:30PM, enjoy the performance prelude.
Arrive at 6PM for pre-show drumming, dance and poetry experiences, exclusively for CeCe Winans ticket holders. Join professional artists for a drumming workshop and learn two joyous dance styles: West African and pageantry.
Then starting at 7PM be moved by captivating spoken word performances to witness a free liturgical dance prelude by DEW Ministries on Friday. Special thank you to Trinity & St. Philip’s Cathedral of Newark for providing a practice space for the prelude performer.
TICKETS
To purchase tickets to Cece Winans, visit njpac.org/event/cece-winans.
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