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First Coffee House fills Concert Hall with Talent - Issue 9
On Thursday, October 22, our first Coffee House welcomed a full house of eager audience members for a cozy evening of music, talent, and community. With Glenn '27 as our host, the event featured singers, flautists, poets, and more who shared their passion and talents. The audience was lively with their cheers, making every performer feel celebrated.
Cookies and hot chocolate helped create a warm atmosphere. The audience even joined in singing “Happy Birthday” to an Arts Council member, who couldn’t attend because she was celebrating her birthday. The evening included one more sweet birthday surprise: everyone sang to Katia '30, as her friends stood up to perform the song for her.
Students from Grades 8 to 12 filled the room with songs in Chinese, Spanish, and English. After the confirmed performers finished, Glenn '27 invited anyone in the audience who felt inspired to share a talent. To our delight, several solo artists and groups stepped forward to perform.
A huge thank-you to the Arts Council for the time, effort, and care they put into organizing and hosting the event. We’re also grateful to everyone who performed, listened, cheered, and helped make the evening so special.
We can't wait to welcome you back next term, whether you come prepared with an act or find the courage to perform on the spot. Stay tuned for the date and time!
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Cookies and hot chocolate helped create a warm atmosphere. The audience even joined in singing “Happy Birthday” to an Arts Council member, who couldn’t attend because she was celebrating her birthday. The evening included one more sweet birthday surprise: everyone sang to Katia '30, as her friends stood up to perform the song for her.
Students from Grades 8 to 12 filled the room with songs in Chinese, Spanish, and English. After the confirmed performers finished, Glenn '27 invited anyone in the audience who felt inspired to share a talent. To our delight, several solo artists and groups stepped forward to perform.
A huge thank-you to the Arts Council for the time, effort, and care they put into organizing and hosting the event. We’re also grateful to everyone who performed, listened, cheered, and helped make the evening so special.
We can't wait to welcome you back next term, whether you come prepared with an act or find the courage to perform on the spot. Stay tuned for the date and time!
King’s-Edgehill School is located in Mi'kma'ki, the unceded ancestral territory of the Mi’kmaq People.
