Get ready to tap your toes and hum along as the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority (NFTA) transforms its transit spaces into holiday music stages with “Rhythm on the Rails!” On Monday, December 16, the NFTA invites you to join in the merriment as talented high school bands and choirs from across the region perform live at University Station, Utica Station, and even the Buffalo Niagara International Airport.

These local musical groups are hitting all the right notes to spread holiday cheer to commuters and travelers alike. Whether you’re waiting for a train, catching a flight, or just in the neighborhood, you’ll experience the joy of the season through spirited performances of classic carols and festive tunes.

“We’re thrilled to bring this unique celebration to life,” said James Morrell Director of Public Transit “It’s a chance for our community to come together and experience the incredible talent of our local students while brightening up the daily commute with a bit of holiday magic.”

Where & When:

• Monday, Dec 16, Mt. St. Mary High School Marching Band, 10:15 a.m. AND at BUF Airport, and 11:30 a.m. at Metro’s University Station (Mezzanine level)
  
  
• Monday, Dec. 16, Bethesda World Harvest International Church Gospel Choir,
  1 p.m. at Utica Station.  Moe Badger will be leading the group, he is one of the two local singing cops, who have gone viral for bringing their musical talents to the community. 
  
  
• Thursday, Dec 19, Buffalo Academy of Visual and Performing Arts, Middle School,
  11:15 a.m. at 181 Ellicott St.

During these performances, commuters might even spot a few surprise guest appearances, so keep your eyes—and ears—open! (Performances subject to change due to weather)

With the sound of jingle bells mingling with train arrivals, and joyful choirs lighting up airport terminals, “Rhythm on the Rails” promises to bring smiles to faces of all ages. So, bundle up and hop on board the holiday express!