Time: 7 p.m.
Tickets:  $15 regular, children 12 and younger are free. Available at Casa (230 8th St South) and the door.

 Lethbridge, AB: The Lethbridge Community Gold Band, under the direction of Ken Rogers, presents their annual Spring Concert on Saturday, April 16 at College Drive Community Church at 7pm with guest artist Nick Sullivan, bass trombone. Multi-media artist Stefie Simms will also be providing a video presentation.  

The Gold Band will perform selections depicting various regions from around the globe. Goddess of Fire is a magnificent programmatic work for band that is an offering to Pele, the Goddess of Hawaii's volcanoes. Joy of Life depicts Cajun music heard in Louisiana that weaves together spiritual, powerful and playful melodies audiences will enjoy! Robert W. Smith’s massive work, The Divine Comedy (based on Dante’s epic). The four-movement work follows the events of Dante’s original work, creating a musical performance not to be missed. Multi-media artist Stefie Simms has created a visual presentation to guide the audience on the journey from Inferno to Paradiso. Guest artist Nick Sullivan, bass trombone, will perform World Concerto, and takes the audience on a journey with the composer around the world, exploring the composer’s own experiences with the world. This concert is not to be missed!  

What: A World of Music    
When: Saturday, April 16, 2016
Time: 7PM
Where: College Drive Community Church, Lethbridge, AB
Tickets: $15 regular, children 12 and younger are free. Available at Casa (230 8th St South) and the door.

The Lethbridge Community Band gratefully acknowledges Rogers Sugar and Alberta Foundation for the Arts for their continued support.

Our Mission Statement: "The Lethbridge Community Band Society is committed to the prospect of enriching the quality of life in Lethbridge and surrounding area by promoting the study and performance of instrumental music, with special emphasis on concert band music commonly written for woodwind, brass and percussion instruments".

The Lethbridge Community Band was formed in 1987 to fill a void in the Lethbridge music scene; namely, to provide a learning and performance outlet for brass, woodwind and percussion players of all ages. 2012-13 marked our 25th Anniversary of offering music to Southern Alberta.

Since its inception, the Society has grown to become a valued cultural asset of Southern Alberta, having offered performances to thousands of concert patrons, schools and students.