Join Harmonia Youth Choir for their final performance of the season on Friday, May 9 at 7:00 PM at Park Royal United Church in Charlottetown.

This “The Songs We Weave” will be a vibrant concert that features a diverse program of traditional and contemporary choral works that highlight the power of storytelling and the joy of youth voices. Selections include Toby Young’s “My Letter to the World,” Carolyn Jennings’ playful “Jabberwocky,” and Andrea Ramsey’s uplifting “Sing to Me.” The evening promises creativity, movement, and an inspiring musical journey.

This performance also marks a special milestone—the 10th anniversary season of Harmonia. In celebration, the concert will feature a special performance by current and alumni singers, bringing together voices from across the choir’s history.

In an effort to ensure our choral community is accessible to all, Sirens Choral Association is pleased to introduce a “pay what you can” ticket structure for the 2024-2025 season. The recommended admission price for this concert is $15. There are multiple pricing options available; if you would like to contribute more, or less, please use the “donation” option.

Admission can also be paid at the door; cash or e-transfer accepted.

On Saturday, January 25, 2025, at 7:30 PM, join Sirens at Park Royal United Church in Charlottetown for “Longing for Light,” an evening of music that illuminates the heart of winter. This reflective concert invites audiences to explore themes of emotional and spiritual warmth amid the season’s darkness, offering a journey of healing, connection, and resilience through music.

The program highlights a captivating selection of songs, including “Imaginary Garden” by Marie-Claire Saindon, the haunting “The Frost” by Erin Propp, and the energetic “Singkap Siaga” by Tracy Wong. These pieces, along with others, weave a rich tapestry of light and dark, reminding us of the hope and strength found even in the coldest, darkest times.

In an effort to ensure our choral community is accessible to all, Sirens Choral Association is pleased to introduce a “pay what you can” ticket structure for the 2024-2025 season. The recommended admission price for this concert is $25. There are multiple pricing options available; if you would like to contribute more, or less, please use the “donation” option when purchasing online.

Tickets are available online at or at the door the night of the performance; cash/e-transfer are accepted at the door.