That's Christmas....To Me!
Sunday, December 4, 2022
at the Bayside Resort in Parksville
Sunday, December 4, 2022
at the Bayside Resort in Parksville
That's Christmas.... to me! will be held in the beautiful Tidal Room at the Bayside Resort on December 4 at 2:30pm. Come and enjoy the heart-warming choral traditions of an A Cappella Plus Christmas including the luscious jazz harmonies of Christmas Time Is Here, Diane Loomer's rousing arrangement of I Saw Three Ships and the fun-filled Pentatonix Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy!
Tickets are $20 and may be purchased in the following four ways:
1) Tickets my be purchased at the door.
2) e-transfer to acplusfunds@gmail.com
3) Select button below.
Tickets are $20 and may be purchased in the following four ways:
1) Tickets my be purchased at the door.
2) e-transfer to acplusfunds@gmail.com
3) Select button below.
Your ticket purchase will be reserved for you at the door.
Join us again in the spring as we present
Let the Sun Shine!
April 22 & 30, 2023
Let the Sun Shine! A special Earth Day celebration of the inspiration provided by the natural world to composers of all genres over time! Here Comes the Sun, To the Shady Woods, Fields of Gold, Over the Rainbow, I Love a Rainy Night, She Loves Me Like a Rock, Big Yellow Taxi and other great favourites that remind us of all the things we love about our planet!! Saturday April 22 at St. Paul's and Sunday April 30 at the Bayside Resort.
We look forward to being part of your entertainment calendar in 2023!
Patricia Plumley
Artistic Director
Patricia Plumley
Artistic Director
Why we sing:
"Singing in a choir is a transcendent experience- and there aren't many of these in life. It instills gratitude and bliss. Singing doesn't just make us feel better- it makes us better people. By singing in a group, we pursue harmony with those around us."
- Leah McLaren, Globe and Mail.
"Singing in a choir is a transcendent experience- and there aren't many of these in life. It instills gratitude and bliss. Singing doesn't just make us feel better- it makes us better people. By singing in a group, we pursue harmony with those around us."
- Leah McLaren, Globe and Mail.
