The 12 Bluffton Icon holiday concert videos of Christmas (plus 2)
You know the words… “I’ll be home for Christmas.”
We each know that 2020 isn’t exactly a year to come home to. And, because there was no massive elementary holiday music concert with standing room only in the BHS gym, The Icon dug out its time machine.
After all December holiday elementary concerts are among each Icon viewer’s highlights of the year, right?
We set the dial to five of our favorite Bluffton December’s past. Like 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012 and even a rare 2011 vintage.
Now all you need to do is select the year you or a child in your household sang “All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth.”
To make it a bit of challengeing, we forgot to labels our videos before we opened them from the Icon’s video vault. So your guess is as good as our’s as to who performs next.
But, this way, it’s lots more fun. And, we think you might enjoy watching every video. They are pretty short.
You may even find yourself in one or more of these videos of Bluffton December's past.
Sit back and enjoy… and sing along with Mrs. Basinger if you choose.
2014
• Video 3
• Video 4
• Video 5
2013
• Video 6
• Video 7
• Video 8
• Video 9
2012
• Video 10
• Video 11
• Video 12
• Video 13
2011
• Video 14
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