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This Weekend: Academy of the Holy Family's Spring Concert

Posted on May 06, 2021 in: School News, Events

This Weekend: Academy of the Holy Family's Spring Concert

The Academy of the Holy Family's Spring concert is online and the Human Rights Club is running a fundraiser for Kenyaworks. Kenyaworks is dedicated to assisting girls in poverty receive access to education.

People will be able to enjoy the concert and donate on the Academy's Facebook page - the concert will be live-streamed using Facebook Live.

It's Saturday, May 8th at 7pm at the Saint Michael Center.

People are welcome to attend in person - masks will be required and the Academy asks that people practice responsible social distancing.

The Academy's Facebook link is https://www.facebook.com/AcademyoftheHolyFamilyBaltic

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