A variety of musical acts will hit the NACC stage this week in support of a local high school.

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The first half of the show is made up of solo acts, while the second half will be performances by local bands and choirs. Each set will be about 15 minutes to accommodate all the different acts, said Mackenzie.

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If they sell out, the concert will raise over $8,000 for new instruments, said Mackenzie.

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Tickets are $30, and the show starts at 7:30 p.m at the on Wednesday evening.