The 30th of
November sees tireless fundraisers (and previous cover stars of this very
blog!) Lancaster’s “Millennium Choir” premier their latest production “Eight
Songs for Everyday Emergencies” in support of Akany Avoko Children’s Shelter in
Madagascar.
Ever wondered how to perform a tracheotomy? Or land a plane? The Millennium Choir will tell you how, along with other survival tips, in their own unique way. They'll even solve the banking crisis - now surely that's worth a small £7 investment?!
With support from Take
Three jazz trio and Bivocal banjo/piano accordion duo the event, at the Gregson
Community Centre, Lancaster, will also feature a craft stall selling Malagasy
crafts in support of MfM-sponsored projects.
 |
| Composer Andy Whitfield and The Millennium Choir in action |
Tickets are £7/£5 on the
door so “tongava maro” (come in large numbers) as they say in Madagascar and
enjoy a fantastic evening’s entertainment, support a worthy Malagasy cause, and
pick up some priceless survival tips into the bargain!
Visit the event’s
facebook page here: www.facebook.com/events/450573721661594 to learn more...
or visit The Gregson Community Centre's website: www.gregson.co.uk for more details of the venue and how to get there.
Email irenee@moneyformadagascar.org
with any other questions - we look forward to seeing you there!
