A Fantastic Evening of Music, Singing and Fun with Stellar Voices and Friends

Looking for a way to brighten up a cold, dark January evening in Belfast? Look no further! St Pauls & Barnabas Church is hosting "An Evening of fun, Music & Song," featuring Stellar Voices and special appearances from The Tenor David Curry, Soprano Mairead Healy, The Belfast Ukulele Jam, Cavehill Community Choir, and Eimear Dynes.

This talented lineup is sure to provide an unforgettable night of beautiful music and entertainment. And with a full supper provided afterwards, you'll be able to relax and enjoy the warm, welcoming atmosphere with lots of laughter and love.

But that's not all – all funds raised from ticket sales will go towards supporting the work of the church in the local area. So not only will you have a great time, you'll also be supporting a worthy cause.

Speaking of tickets, they're only £10 and can be easily arranged by emailing office@spbbelfast.org or calling Joan at 07871511355. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to enjoy beautiful music, have fun, and support a worthy cause all at the same time. Make sure to mark your calendars and get your tickets today!

For more information, visit our website at https://www.spbbelfast.org/musical-evening. We hope to see you there on January 28th!

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