Dedication for achievement, Instill community involvement, Experience the joy of accomplishment
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The band has performed throughout New England entertaining an audience of over one million people. It entertains and shares the West Indian culture through music with the areas diverse communities. It has performed for many Governors and Mayors over the past 25 years. The band participates annually in many community sponsored events. Branches participates in multicultural events, city and town parades including the Fourth of July parades in Natick, and Burlington, Massachusetts and numerous town parades in Havervill and Westwood, Massachusetts, as well as, the West Indian festival held each year in Boston. In addition to the Boston West Indian festival, Branches performed at the Champions in Concert at Roxbury Community College. The band also provides entertainment at many annual corporate and private gatherings. Branches entertained residents of Quincy, MA and Providence, RI for their annual First Night celebrations. The band has been returning to Quincy for more than five years. In addition, the band has entertained many audiences of some of Boston's largest financial institutions and universities which includes Northeastern University, Boston University and BankBoston. The band has received many awards for its outstanding hard work and dedication from the Mayors Office as well as local organizations. Recently, they were awarded best steel band in Boston at the Boston's Caribbean Music Awards Show and for its performance at the annual West Indian festival in August. Branches was the Champion for Boston's 1997 Panorama Competition and placed second out of six competitors in 1998 and regained the title in 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2002.
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