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Special Program

Thanksgiving Celebration with Garrison Keillor

New Hampshire Public Radio

Published November 24, 2011 at 8:00 PM EST

This special broadcast of "Gratitude, Gravy & Garrison" features acclaimed acapella group VocalEssence's celebration of all things Thanksgiving. Garrison Keillor performs his signature monologue and contributes comic new lyrics to familiar songs and hymns. Listener information is available at www.prairiehome.org/programs/

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