Westcott Community
The Westcott Neighborhood of Syracuse, NY
A vibrant eastside neighborhood rich in history, culture, food and entertainment
Syracuse Community Choir’s Concert in the Park! “The Right to Live in Peace”
Hosted by: Syracuse Community Choir
You are invited to Syracuse Community Choir’s Concert in Thornden Park! The concert will be near the pool, not in the amphitheater. (Bring chairs, blankets, your own dinner, flashlights, lanterns…). This will be our first in-person concert in over two years. We’re so excited to be with you!
Theme: The Right to Live in Peace / El derecho de vivir en paz
This concert will feature a collaboration with our long-time friends at The Paul Robeson Performing Arts Company, with poetry from youth “word warriors” in honor of the late Jackie Warren-Moore.
We will also be combining powers with a new local chapter of Rock Voices. Rock Voices is a non-auditioned, adult choir that sings only rock music from the 60s through present day. This season, they are singing songs by The Beatles, so they will join us for our shared rendition of Imagine.
Wednesday July 13, 2022 (rain date 7/20)
Sliding Scale Tickets: $0-$25 (No one turned away)
7:15pm @ Thornden Park (near Pool) in the Westcott Community
Sliding Scale Tickets: $0-$25 (No one turned away)
7:15pm @ Thornden Park (near Pool) in the Westcott Community
5:00 on: BYO chair & picnic, sign-making, enjoy the park
6:30: Learn songs to sing during the concert & at future rallies
After the concert: Dancing Under the Stars with Mark Hoffman’s “Swing This”
6:30: Learn songs to sing during the concert & at future rallies
After the concert: Dancing Under the Stars with Mark Hoffman’s “Swing This”
For info: 315.428.8151 info@syracusecommunitychoir.org
Interpreted for the Deaf by Maggie Russell
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This event is made possible in part with funds from the Tier Three Project Support, a regrant program of Onondaga County with the support of the County Executive and administered by CNY Arts and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and New York State Legislature.