We’re going to have a Christmas-themed Jam Nite session on Monday, Dec. 15th at 7pm!
Bring your voice, your instrument, and join us for a fun, relaxed jam session on well-known seasonal songs and carols. All skill levels are welcome – even complete beginners; all you need is enthusiasm to make music together. All ages are welcome!
Beach United Church brings the vibrant spirit of New Orleans to its stage with Roberta Hunt and Red Hot Ramble. Come enjoy a special Christmas show on Saturday, Dec. 6th at 4:30pm that blends traditional jazz, blues, funk and more!
All proceeds help support Beach United’s music and community programs. As always, our concerts are pay-what-you-can, with a suggested minimum of $15.
Red Hot Ramble brings the vibrant spirit of New Orleans to life with a unique Canadian twist. Blending traditional jazz, blues, funk, along with Second Lines, their music is as fitting for a lively club as it is for a wedding. With performances full of heart and soul, Red Hot Ramble turns every show into a celebration of life’s ups, downs, celebrations, blues, and everything in between.
Led by Roberta Hunt (piano & vocals), the band features Alison Young (saxophone), RJ Satchithananthan (trombone), Jack Zorawski (bass), and Glenn Anderson (drums). Known for their infectious energy and undeniable stage presence, Red Hot Ramble lives by the motto: “Come as you are, leave different.”
Experience the power of the piano and pipe organ together in concert with Duo 330 at Beach United Church on Saturday, Nov 8th at 4:30pm. From Mozart’s sparkling Magic Flute overture to Liszt’s fiery Hungarian Rhapsody, this program moves between the playful, the lyrical, and the grand. Works by Mascagni, Peeters, and Canadian composer Denis Bédard round out a concert rich in unique colours.
Duo 330 is Ryan Baxter and Jingquan Xie.
Entry is pay-what-you-can, with a suggested minimum of $15. All proceeds help support Beach United’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!
