Celebrate the season with a joyful mix of traditional tunes and orchestral sparkle! The PG Symphony Youth Orchestra, joined by the Old Time Fiddlers and the PG Conservatory of Music Harp Ensemble, present Celtic Christmas—an evening of festive favourites, toe-tapping jigs, and beautiful carols. Tickets are by donation to support the PGSYO program - suggested donation is $25 for adults and $10 for children/youth.

Three Romantic masterpieces, three stages of life. Fauré’s whimsical Dolly Suite (childhood), Mendelssohn’s fiery Violin Concerto (youth, with our Young Artist winner), and Dvořák’s lush Sixth Symphony (maturity). Music that grows with you.

Featuring music for piano, harp, flute, violin and voice about the changing of the seasons including music by Debussy, Sibelius, Fanny Mendelssohn, Herman Beeftink and Loreena McKennitt. Admission is pay-what-you-can.

Royal Court Seating – $75 per person Experience the evening as nobility with Royal Court Seating, featuring long, banquet-style tables and a full medieval feast professionally catered by Chef Robert Bubloz of “My Swiss Chef”.

The Royal Court Feast includes: Appetizer: A selection of cheeses and snack items to begin the evening Main Course: Roasted chicken drumsticks & wings, pork spareribs, stuffed potatoes, and corn on the cob- served during intermission Dessert: Swiss Wine Cream tartlets and Butter tarts

Vegetarian Option: A vegetarian Royal Court option is available! Vegetarian guests will enjoy the same menu as other Royal Court attendees, with the above-listed meat items replaced by a Roasted Root Vegetable & Asparagus Roulade (wrapped in seaweed). To ensure the correct meal is prepared, please select the "No Meat" on your ticket when checking out - We won’t be able to accommodate last-minute meal changes on the night of the concert. Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate/guarantee other specific dietary needs (e.g., vegan, gluten-free, food allergies) for this event.

Please Note: All dishes will be served in traditional medieval fashion- No Cutlery! (Don’t worry, we’ll provide wet wipes and napkins at every table.)

Seating: If you are booking as a group and wish to sit together, please contact us at info@pgcantatasingers in advance, and we will do our best to accommodate you.

Peasant Balcony & Pew Seating – $35 per person For those who prefer a simpler experience, Peasant Balcony & Pew Seating offers general admission seating on a “first come, first served” basis.

Please Note: Guests of the peasant-tier shall not partake in the Royal Court feast but fear not! They will still enjoy a selection of scone and bread treats, courtesy of “COBS Bakery”.

Additional Information: Drink Service: Alcoholic beverages are not included in the ticket price but will be available for purchase through ‘Worth a Shot Mobile Bar, who will be on site and offering a medieval-inspired bar service with a specialty cocktail, along with a non-alcoholic option. Water stations will be available for all guests, regardless of drink purchases. Costumes Encouraged! To fully embrace the spirit of our concert theme, our choristers will be dressed in full medieval costume, and we encourage our guests to do the same! Join in the fun and make the evening even more magical.

We look forward to hosting you! PGCS Board of Directors

Step into a world of wonder and imagination with "Fantasy", a concert that blends myth, magic, and musical mastery. Featuring music from the fantastical realms of The Lord of the Rings and classical works in the "fantasie" genre, this program invites you on a journey through time and sound. From the elegance of Renaissance fantasias to the expressive works of the Romantic era and the innovations of the early 20th century, this performance spans centuries of musical storytelling, brought to life through harp, guitar, voice, flute, violin, and saxophone and piano. Admission is pay-what-you-can

Join Jody Newham (storyteller), Shoshanna Godber (harp), Raghu Lokanathan (accordion), Dave Godber (guitar) for an evening of stories and songs of the season. Admission is pay-what-you-can.

This concert will feature performances by our voice, saxophone, piano, harp, flute and violin teachers as well as guest violinist, Maggie Corbett. Experience the beauty and energy of nature's elements brought to life in a program that journeys from tranquil waters to fiery rhythms, and from grounded melodies to soaring soundscapes.

Whether you're drawn to the soothing flow of a harp, the ethereal airiness of a flute, the grounding tones of the piano, or the passionate intensity of the saxophone, "The Elements" promises a dynamic and memorable musical experience for all.

Admission is pay-what-you-can at the door.

Hear Ye Hear Ye! Come hither and enjoy this fun filled themed market full of goods and foods inspired by long past medieval times. Stroll the grassy plains of Studio 2880 and enjoy Harp Music by Shoshanna Godber, unique artisans and artists with a medieval/ rennansaise flair. Photobooth fun, activities and picnic with some great food.

Join us for an evening of musical poetry, where the timeless beauty of the classical period intertwines with the innovative spirit of contemporary expression. Let the enchanting sounds of flute and harp weave a tapestry of melody and meaning, as we embark on a journey through the realms of imagination and emotion. Admission is pay-what-you-can. Click on "Your Price" to purchase tickets.

The PG Conservatory of Music is turning 40 years old, and we are celebrating with a faculty concert of joyful music! Special guests will include winners from our Scholarship Competition and the PG and District Music Festival’s composition class. Faculty will be premiering a piece by Christine Donkin which was commissioned to celebrate our 40 years as PG’s only non-profit music school.

The season ends with Jocelyn Morlock’s masterpiece My Name is Amanda Todd, a sprinkling of Rachmaninoff, and the etherial Fauré Requiem.

Prepare for a musical fiesta like no other as the accomplished faculty of the Prince George Conservatory of Music invites you to "Viva La Musica." This extraordinary concert featuring piano, guitar, harp, violin, flute, saxophone, and voice promises to be a vivacious celebration of the diverse music originating from the Spanish-speaking world. The program includes works by Albéniz, Ortiz, Piazzola and Villa-Lobos. This concert is part of the Coldsnap Music Festival's IceJam Series. Admission is pay-what-you-can.

Stories and Songs from the 8th century to Gordon Lightfoot celebrating Christmas! Admission is pay-what-you-can.