S i u s l aw H i g h S c h o o l c h o i r s, b a n d s t o h o s t s p r i n g co n ce r t s
The choirs’ Spring Pops Concert will
feature the high school Concert Choir, the
student-driven
A’Capelicans
(A’Cappella
group) and the Chamber Choir in a special
themed show.
On both nights, there will be solo and
group acts by many individuals from the
school’s award-winning music programs. This
concert will highlight SHS seniors in their fi nal
high school performance, as well as recognize
some of the outstanding musicians and what
they’ve accomplished throughout the year.
On Thursday, June 4, starting at 6:30 p.m., the Florence
Events Center will come alive again with jumping and tumbling
fun from Coastal Fitness gymnasts. This year marks the 20th
annual show and will spotlight skills and talents of Florence’s
youth of all ages. Expect to be inspired by the dreams of young
people whose tumbling routines will be fi lled with enthusiasm,
energy and fun effects. Come enjoy a wide array of abilities,
color, costumes and themes with a few surprises mixed in as the
participants show their skills.
The show is choreographed by Myrna Clark, a 30-year
gymnastic coach and judge from Washington. She is assisted by
Deena Mitchell, Brynne Sapp, Sarah Holdren, Erin Linton, Ivy
Clement, Natalie Madden, Angie Herring, Lori Johnson, Tracy
Markley and Bonnie Coombs.
The show will also be polished by several dance numbers
from “Time and Tide Dance Company” taught at Coastal Fitness
by Laura Brandon.
All performers featured have trained at Coastal Fitness and
Aquatics, where gymnastics, trampoline and dance classes are
offered to children ages three and older.
Pre-sale tickets are available at the Florence Events Center
for $8 each or $10 the night of the performance.
The public is welcome to come and enjoy a wonderful
evening.
For more information about the performance, or summer
classes and swim lessons, call Coastal Fitness at 541-997-8086.
For ticket information, contact The Florence Events Center box office at (541) 997-1994
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Music from the Siuslaw High School
bands and choirs will fi ll the auditorium when
they perform their year-end concerts on the
Florence Events Center’s main stage. A concert
featuring each of Siuslaw’s award-winning
bands will key-up Monday, June 1.
The following night, on Tuesday, June
2, the SHS choirs will gather to perform their
singing talents with special, handpicked student
selections.
Both concerts begin at 7 p.m. and are free
to the public.