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The Boulders Shopping Centre Battle Of The Choirs

The Battle of The Choirs Boulders Shopping Centre Get Ready for the Ultimate Community Showdown at The Battle of The Choirs finale! It’s time to bring the community together for the most thrilling event of the year! Join us for the Battle of the Choirs finale, where our local stars will rock the stage and …

The Battle of The Choirs Boulders Shopping Centre

Get Ready for the Ultimate Community Showdown at The Battle of The Choirs finale!

It’s time to bring the community together for the most thrilling event of the year! Join us for the Battle of the Choirs finale, where our local stars will rock the stage and dazzle you with their talent. This is your chance to be part of an unforgettable day filled with music, fun, and community spirit.

With electrifying performances, get ready to be blown away by the powerful voices and performances from our local bands and choirs. Connecting you with community, this event is all about you – our friends, our neighbours, our local talent. Come and feel the unity! See our sensational Choir Master Wanda Baloyi in action as she guides our choirs to greatness.

Event Details:

Date: 29 June 2024
Time:11am – 2pm
Venue: Boulders Shopping Centre

Don’t just hear about it later – be there! Bring your friends and family for a day of music, laughter, and community pride. Let’s pack the venue and show our local talent how much we support and appreciate them.

Get ready to cheer, dance, and celebrate – see you at the Battle of the Choirs finale! Entry is free.

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Author: Candice Perry from Mall Marketing Management on behalf of The Boulders Shopping Centre.

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