SAANICH ARTS BRIEFS – School district choir show; St. Luke’s Players performance

Greater Victoria School District holds choir event on Sunday; Community theatre performances on until June 1

SD61 honour choir hosts Sunday show

Youth Choir 61, the honour choir for students in the Greater Victoria School District, hosts its 20th anniversary concert with special alumni guests on Saturday (May 24).

The concert at St. Aidan’s United Church starts at 7 p.m. Tickets ($10 for adults, $5 for kids 12 and under) are available at the door.

Call 250-598-4463 or visit choir.sd61.bc.ca for info.

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St. Luke’s Players meet their Tomb

Prepare to Meet Thy Tomb is the new comedy-thriller on now until June 1 at the St. Luke’s Players Community Theatre.

For more info or tickets, call 250-884-5484 or go to stlukesplayers.org.

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