2023 Oak Harbor High School Marching Band

"The Pride of Oak Harbor"

OAK HARBOR HS MARCHING BAND TO PERFORM AT OHIO STATE SKULL SESSION!

The Oak Harbor High School Marching Band has received and accepted an invitation to perform at an Ohio State University Marching Band “Skull Session” on November 11th, 2023, at the Ohio State vs. Michigan State Skull Session, held in St. John Arena on the campus of The Ohio State University.


Performance Schedule:

Oak Harbor HS Marching Band performs at 4:30pm

The Ohio State University Marching Band performs at 5:10pm


What is Skull Session? Why is this such a big deal for our band?

Skull Session with The Ohio State University Marching Band originally served as a final music rehearsal for the band prior to their performance on the field, but has evolved into one of the most anticipated game day traditions at The Ohio State University. Skull Session gives audiences the chance to hear the band perform all of the music from their pregame and halftime shows for that day, as well as a special visit from the entire Buckeye Football Team. The Oak Harbor High School Marching Band will have the opportunity to perform for over 12,000 Buckeye fans! That is 5 times the population of Oak Harbor! We will get the opportunity to perform for nearly 40 minutes before Skull Session officially begins, and will get to perform one more song as part of Skull Session as the official guests of The Ohio State University Marching Band.


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Where can I park? How much does it cost?

WANTED: BAND INSTRUMENTS

Do you have an old instrument collecting dust somewhere around the house? We are currently looking for instruments of all types! The age or condition does not matter. These instruments will be put to good use by BCS students at all age levels. Some instruments will be used by students who may not be able to afford an instrument of their own. If you would like to make an instrument donation, please contact us!

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