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Madrigal Feast program, 1987.
Imagine stepping back into 16th century England to enjoy a meal, music, and Yuletide celebrations. From 1970-2011, you didn’t need a time machine to make that happen. You simply had to attend the annual holiday Madrigal Dinner. Hosted by the EKU Choir, the event had period specific music, costumes, and a menu in old English. Attendees enjoyed a multi-course meal composed of traditional English fare. In 2011, the EKU Choir rebranded the dinner as Deck the Halls! Holiday Dinner & Feast.
Performers at Madrigal Dinner, 1980.