[frame src=”https://www.dcms.ca/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/kiana_p.jpg” width=”200″ height=”IMAGE_HEIGHT” lightbox=”on” title=”IMAGE_TITLE” align=”left” ]
One of our students Kiana Passmore is raising funds for the Variety Club Children’s Charity in a variety of ways over the next few weeks.

First there will be a Photo for Charity shoot With local photographer and sponsor of me (MillsPictures Studio’s Jason Mills.)
It will be held from 10am till 2pm, Saturday March 31st. 4720 52A st, #45 delta bc.  $10 min donation and you receive 5 emailed photos

Second, Kiana is organizing a performance event for Saturday April 21 at the Tsawwassen Arts Centre. If you want to take part in this fundraiser for Variety Club you can come out for the audition on Saturday March 31 at 2pm , at 4720 52A St #45, Ladner B.C. Stuart Thomas Hall. She is looking for musicians, actors and dancers!

Thirdly, you can just donate online by following this link!

Cedapresents the Ovation Performance Series featuring tthe faculty of the Delta Community School in Concert. Presenting a variety show of musical styles from light classical chamber music through to musical theatre and jazz!

Featuring Tracy Neff (voice), Stephen Robb (clarinet and piano), John Littlejohn, Fred Chu, Sarah Westwick (violin), Bo Peng (cello), John Walsh (bass), Christopher Robertson (trumpet), Kris Bowerman (trombone), Cheryl Carruthers, Bernie Duerksen, Suzanne Klukas, Garth Preston (piano).

TICKETS: $15 available from Cedar Park Church or Delta Community Music School or online at deltafacultyconcert.eventbrite.ca

All proceeds will to towards student scholarships and bursaries for students at Delta Community Music School.

 

 

 

When:  Sunday February 12th, 2012, Doors open 2pm, concert at 2:30pm

Where:  McKee Heritage House, Delta Community Music School

Tickets:  $25 available online (scroll down to bottom)

This is a small intimate afternoon House Concert, limited to 45 seats

———————————————————————-

Delta Community Music School welcomes Spirit of the West’s front man and songwriter John Mann. After 11 albums and countless tours of the UK, Europe and North America with Spirit, John takes the solo stage with material from his albums, December Looms and Acoustic Kitty.

Mann pens beautiful melodies with emotionally honest lyrics that capture the intimate moments of his hometown of Vancouver, its occupants, the fragile details of their dysfunctional love and the loss of a city’s innocence. John Mann recently starred in the Arts Club Theatre production of Blood Brothers.

This will be our second house concert of the season, after our very successful first concert with Ridley Bent last November. Purchase tickets soon so that you are not disappointed!

Visit John Mann’s website.