Puddles & Pastries: And the Rain Came!

On Saturday, May 5th we had our year-end choir concert, Puddles & Pastries. This was a concert and fundraising event for our programs and services to the community. We had a total of 48 performers listed on the program, and unfortunately 7 missed the performance. But wow, 41 singers on stage at the KPAC Theatre filled the … Continue Reading

Registration 2017-18

Registration is still open for all choir and musical theatre programs! Classes start next week at the Calvin Kruk Centre Movement Studio. Call 250-467-9277 for more information, and see the poster below for more details

South Peace Oilmen’s Association 2016-17 Bursary

We are very pleased to introduce a brand new fully-funded internal bursary program sponsored by the South Peace Oilmen’s Association. For children and youth under the age of 19, we are offering two needs-based full year bursaries to our programs. Registration for this year is now closed for the Musical Theatre program, but new registrants can … Continue Reading

Dawson Creek Arts Fund 2016-17

Here at DCCS we’re thrilled to be helping in a new grassroots initiative to provide funding for children and youth to participate in local arts programs.  “With the generous financial support of the Child and Youth Mental Health and Substance Use (CYMHSU) Collaborative Local Action Team and the efforts of some members of this fabulous … Continue Reading

2016-17 Registration now open!

We are very excited for another bustling year with the Dawson Creek Choral Society! Registration is now available for all programs, including the brand new Piccolo Children’s Choir as well as our returning programs, Musical Theatre, Children’s Chorus, Youth Show Choir, and Community Singers. We have lots planned for this year building upon the previous … Continue Reading

We Have a Dream – Songs of Hope and Acceptance

Happiness can exist only in acceptance – George Orwell Press Release On February 13, 2016 the Dawson Creek Choral Society hosted a concert in partnership with the Dawson Creek Literacy Society as part of the Organizing Against Racism and Hate initiative through Embrace BC. The concert, held at Unchagah Hall, brought together many different community … Continue Reading

A High Street Workshop

On February 13, 2016, we were pleased to host Edmonton’s a cappella groove monster, High Street Sound for a workshop and demonstration. We learned about their growth as a band and their creative process through experimentation and improvisation. James Anderson and Gloria Wan, the group’s beatboxers, invited some of our younger members to the stage to learn … Continue Reading