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Sewanhaka hosts inaugural Marching Band Festival

Lila Park
Lila Park
Lila Park
Reporter · Rockville Centre, NY

Lila Park is a dynamic arts and culture reporter with a background in theater criticism. She graduated from Barnard College and has contributed to various arts publications, including local art blogs and cultural magazines. Lila is particularly passionate about promoting Garden City’s vibrant arts scene.

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Reporter · Friday, October 30, 2026 at 4:43 PM · 1 min read
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Sewanhaka hosts inaugural Marching Band Festival — Great Neck Arts news

Student-musicians celebrated school spirit and musical talent with a showcase of marching band performances featuring popular hits from the 1990s, party classics and tributes to music legends. The Sewanhaka Central High School District held its inaugural Marching Band Festival on Oct. 22 at Michael J. Tully Park, bringing together marching bands from across the district for an evening of performances and celebration. The festival opened with the Sewanhaka High School Marching Ravens, who performed the national anthem before presenting their show, “We Love the '90s.” The energetic set featured hits including “Smells Like Teen Spirit,” “All the Small Things” and “Enter Sandman.” The Elmont Memorial Marching Spartans followed with “Caught in the Storm,” featuring selections such as “Where Have You Been,” “Umbrella” and “Wild Thoughts.” [caption id="attachment_378168" align="alignnone" width="700"] The Elmont Memorial Marching Spartans perform at the district's inaugural Marchi

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