Time: 5:30 - 9 p.m.

Cover: five dollars for students, $10 for adults or a $20 family pass with all of the money going to Kids Help Phone.

he student organizers of the “Lethbridge Has Talent” Kids Help Phone fundraiser have chosen the final lineup of performers for their event, which takes place Saturday, March 26 at the U of L.

Winners will be awarded cash: $500 for first place, $250 for second place, and $100 for third place.

A project of the 2011 Integrated Management Experience class at the University of Lethbridge, “Lethbridge Has Talent” aims to showcase the best of local talent for a good cause – Kids Help Phone.

The performers represent a varied selection of talented people from across southern Alberta.

In alphabetical order (based on last name, group name, or last name of first person in group), the performers are:

FeiFei Du -- Play Classical Guitar
Angelica Doucette -- Play Guitar and sing
Olivia Earl -- Sing
Tyrel Hawke -- Play Piano & Sing
Rio Ingrao -- Violin Solo
Elisha Landayan – Sing
Shalisa Liesch -- Play Guitar & Sing
Kassidy Marchuk -- Sing
Jill MacDougall -- Sing
Jared Megee -- Classical Cello
Yumeka Ogita -- Play Classical Piano
Jordan Ostrom -- Play Guitar and Sing
Amy Qian -- Play Classical Piano
Shocked Standards – Rock Band
Tristan Skretting -- Play Guitar and Sing Original Song
Mariya Soetaert -- Play Guitar and Sing Original Song
Rudy Stoesz, Ryan Parks, Alan Iwaasa, Max Chambers Dumont -- Quartet Singing
Kiana Unger -- Dancer
Haley Van Rijn -- Dancer
Kurt Young & Jamie Medicine Crane -- Traditional Native Dancing & Singing

More than 90 people auditioned for 20 available spots in early March.

The finale performances take place Saturday, March 26, 2011 at the 1st Choice Savings Centre for Sport and Wellness on the University of Lethbridge campus.

Parking is FREE.