Drive-In Sing-Along Messiah event at Comox Mall a hit

The Quarantones also performed at tthe inaugural Drive-In Sing-Along Messiah Event was held at the Comox Mall, Sunday, Dec. 19. Photo by Kealy Donaldson
The parking lot was full for the inaugural Drive-In Sing-Along Messiah Event was held at the Comox Mall, Sunday, Dec. 19. Concert-goers stayed in their cars and picked up the concert in their FM dials. Photo by Kealy Donaldson
The Comox Valley Children's Choir performed at the inaugural Drive-In Sing-Along Messiah Event was held at the Comox Mall, Sunday, Dec. 19. Photo by Kealy Donaldson
Jenn Forsland MCed the inaugural Drive-In Sing-Along Messiah Event was held at the Comox Mall, Sunday, Dec. 19. Photo by Kealy Donaldson

The inaugural Drive-In Sing-Along Messiah Event was held at the Comox Mall, Sunday, Dec. 19.

Performances by voices from Comox Valley Children’s Choir, the Quarantones and Compass Community Radio Choir were part of this beautiful holiday offering.

Special thank you to MC Jenn Forsland, Maestro Paul Colthorpe, all the incredible singers, Mayor Russ Arnott – Town of Comox, Comox BIA and the Comox Mall for their support. The event was brought to you by producer Jean Sarrazin, Compass Community Radio and Kiki’s Communications 2.0.

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