Heart of the City – Music Program Series
Sunday, Jan. 21, 2024
1:00pm to 3:00pm
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This winter, step out of the cold and enjoy a 3-part concert series in our atrium!
This winter, step out of the cold and enjoy a 3-part concert series in our atrium! Featuring musicians from the Heart of the City Music Program (HCMP) performance troupe, these mixed genre concerts will delight audiences of all ages. The volunteer performance troupe members deliver a captivating blend of classical elegance interwoven with the vibrant energy of popular tunes. From classical pieces by Chopin and Mozart to contemporary hits, come experience the Heart of the City Music Program Performance Troupe for a musical journey that resonates with every musical palate.
Concerts are scheduled on selected Sundays, once per month, and are approximately 2 hours in length starting at 1 pm. All concerts are included in General Admission.
2 Sir Winston Churchill Square NW
Edmonton, AB, T5J 2C1
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