Greater Victoria Police Chorus to Perform Festive Celtic Concert

The Greater Victoria Police Chorus is preparing to enchant audiences with a festive concert featuring a unique Celtic twist. This performance is scheduled for December 14, 2024, at the Salvation Army Citadel, located at 4030 Douglas Street in Saanich. The concert will begin at 14:30 and promises a delightful experience for attendees of all ages.

Founded in the 1980s, the chorus comprises officers from the Greater Victoria area, as well as retired police personnel and civilians from around the world. Over the years, the group has become a beloved fixture in the community, regularly invited to perform across Greater Victoria and even in Europe. Their concerts have raised significant funds for various charitable organizations, reflecting their commitment to community service.

This year’s Christmas program will feature special guests, including Kate Rhodes on fiddle and Konnor Russell showcasing traditional Irish drumming with the Bodhran. Additionally, a new children’s chorus will join the performance, enhancing the festive atmosphere.

The concert promises a lively mix of toe-tapping music, sentimental favorites, and engaging sing-alongs, designed to entertain families and community members alike. Ticket prices are set at $25 per person, with a limited number available at the door. Interested individuals can find more information and purchase tickets by visiting the chorus’s official website at www.greatervictoriapolicechorus.com.

This performance not only highlights the artistic talents of the police chorus but also underscores their ongoing dedication to supporting local causes through music. As they prepare for this festive event, the Greater Victoria Police Chorus continues to foster community spirit and joy during the holiday season.