Harmonia Youth Choir invites you to “Glow” on Saturday, December 13 at 7:00 p.m. at Park Royal United Church in Charlottetown — a cozy, warm, and joy-filled December tradition that brings our audience together to share in the light of the season. What began as a simple year-end concert has become a cherished moment to pause, gather, and be reminded of the brightness music brings to our lives.

This year’s program invites audiences to sink into that familiar warmth: the sparkle of youthful voices, the shimmer of seasonal melodies, and the quiet glow that lingers long after the final note. Featured pieces include “Heart of Earth” by Shruthi Rajasekar, an enchanting take on “Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy,” and the hopeful “Dum Spiro Spero” by Daniel Brinsmead. Whether through timeless carols or songs that celebrate light, hope, and togetherness, “Glow” reflects both the spirit of the season and the hearts of the young singers who bring it to life.

The recommended admission for “Glow” is $15, with “pay what you can” options available to ensure everyone feels welcome. Tickets are available in advance at sirenschoir.com/concerts. Admission may also be paid at the door the night of the performance (cash and e-transfer accepted).

Come share in the glow — it wouldn’t be the holidays without it!

Join Sirens at Park Royal United Church on Saturday, November 8 at 7:30 PM for Mixtape. 

The concert gathers some of the ensemble’s most beloved songs that they keep coming back to—music that feels like slipping your favourite old mixtape into the cassette deck. Settle into that metaphorical beanbag chair, rediscover familiar tunes, and maybe find a few new tracks to add to your own playlist of choral gems.

The program features audience favourites such as Katerina Gimon’s Boundless from Sirens’ award-winning album; Crazy in Love, a reimagining of Beyoncé’s chart-topping hit; Lauda Sion by Hungarian composer György Orbán; and Across the Sea by Canadian folk trio The Wailin’ Jennys. Together, these selections showcase Sirens’ signature blend of artistry, emotion, and connection. The concert will also feature pianist Stephanie Cole.

The recommended admission for Mixtape is $25, with “pay what you can” pricing options available to ensure everyone feels welcome. 

Tickets are available online or at the door the night of the performance.