We invite you to join us for an afternoon of music on Sunday, June 1st at 4pm with jazz chorale ensemble, 8 to the Bar, led by Sheila Brand, with Steven Webb (Beach United’s Music Director) on the piano.
Suggested ticket price is $15, with proceeds going towards Beach United Church’s music and community programs.
Back by popular demand!
Beach United Church is excited to welcome back Opera Revue on Saturday, April 19th at 4:30pm.
Opera Revue began with the question “Why does opera get such a bad rap?”. Founder and lead Soprano, Danie Friesen, came up with several answers: It’s expensive. You have to dress up. It’s snobby. You can’t drink, except during intermission. You can’t talk. It’s snobby. You can’t get up and move around. And it’s snobby. So, that’s what Opera Revue has set out to change. Their shows are a great way to introduce opera to people who have never seen it before, as well as a new way for opera lovers to enjoy it.
Suggested minimum price is $15 – you may reserve your tickets online, or pay in person the day of the concert. We look forward to seeing you there!
Beach United Church is excited to present in collaboration with The Royal Canadian College of Organists, Bach Walk in the Beaches. Enjoy three separate 40 min concerts on the same day starting from 1pm at St. Aidan, 2pm at Beaches Presbyterian, and finally at 3pm at Beach United with organist Jean-Paul Feo. Take a casual walk between locations as you experience an afternoon full of the wondrous music of J.S. Bach in celebration of his 340th birthday.
1:00 p.m. – St. Aidan’s in the Beach
2:00 p.m. – Beaches Presbyterian Church
3:00 p.m. – Beach United Church
The suggested minimum donation for the Jean-Paul Feo concert is $15. There will be refreshments and cake around 3:45pm, following the concert at Beach United.
SPRING RENEWAL
Beach United Church is excited to present jazz singer John Amato on Saturday, April 5th at 4:30pm for an afternoon of classic and contemporary jazz!
RSVP here! (suggested minimum $15)
Young jazz singer John Amato is already well on his way to a stellar career as one of Toronto’s finest jazz singers.He grew up surrounded and influenced by jazz his whole life. With influences including Frank Sinatra, Kurt Elling, and Joe Williams, Amato offers a mix of classic and contemporary approaches to the standards and songs he performs. As well as working with professional and student players throughout the city, he is a singer in the Toronto All Star Big Band.
