Event – December 6 | Vancouver Ismaili Children’s Choir & Ismaili Muslim Adult Vocal Ensemble to perform at Winter Concert

The Canadian Jamat’s Arts & Culture portfolio is delighted to announce a Winter Concert, “With One Voice“, featuring the Vancouver Ismaili Children’s Choir and the Vancouver Ismaili Muslim Adult Vocal Ensemble, among other community choirs in Vancouver.

This concert features features two Ismaili choirs conducted by St. Clement’s music director Lynley Lewis, as well as local church choirs.

Organizers promise a great inter-faith event, with prayers and chants for peace.

EVENT: Winter Concert – With One Voice
DATE: Saturday, December 6th, 2014
TIME: 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. PST
VENUE: St. Clement’s Anglican Church 3400 Institute Road, North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Event - December 6 | Vancouver Ismaili Children’s Choir & Ismaili Muslim Adult Vocal Ensemble to perform at Winter Concert - With One Voice

Tickets are available for advanced purchase from choir members. Tickets will also be sold at the door. All tickets include refreshments.

Please email vimave7@gmail.com or Choir.vicc@gmail.com for tickets

Tickets $12 in advance or $15 at the door, refreshments included.

For more information about this event please call us at 604-988-4418

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