Historically, the Ides of March, marked the assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 BC, says Wikipedia. A soothsayer apparently warned Caesar to "beware the ides." In the Roman calendar, the Ides marked the middle of month and was determined by the first full moon. In addition, the Ides of March was the festival of Anna Perenna, a goddess of the year. The day was celebrated by common people with picnics and revelry.
Since the Ides of March are before us, let's continue our Burlington tradition. Please join the chorus, select chorus, concert band, and jazz band for the annual...
Since the Ides of March are before us, let's continue our Burlington tradition. Please join the chorus, select chorus, concert band, and jazz band for the annual...
Ides of March Concert
Thursday, March 13
7:30pm
BHS cafeteria
This concert is open to all, so please invite friends and neighbors to come. A dessert buffet will be provided.
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