On Thursday, Dec. 15, our Level 4 - 5 class is headed for CBC's Glenn Gould Studio in the CBC Building at 250 Front St. for its 10:45 a.m. Sounds of the Season taping. We should leave the Southbound Platform of Sheppard Yonge Station no later than 9:15 a.m. and get into line at the Studio as early as possible.
And, finally, our Graduation Ceremony-cum-Christmas Concert-cum-Year-end Potluck Luncheon happens on Friday, Dec. 16. Please come to class on time on that day, bringing with you a big dish to share with your schoolmates. We will also be preparing a class presentation for the concert on that day. What rules of potluck etiquette can you can think of?
Merry Christmas! Let's celebrate the joys of the season!
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On Tuesday, Dec. 13, our LINC school will be headed for Roy Thomson Hall for a free noontime concert featuring the Toronto Mass Choir celebrating the theme of Glories of Gospel. Those leaving from Don Mills Station should meet at the coffee shop above the platform by 10 a.m., via Sheppard Yonge Station and Union Station, for St. Andrew Station. From St. Andrew, they should follow the signs for Roy Thomson Hall and meet at the entrance.
Please note the following guidelines for the concert:
- Please arrange to have lunch prior to arrival or after departure. Food, beverages and gum are not permitted in Roy Thomson Hall.
- For those driving, parking is available for a fee at the Rogers Centre (305 Bremner Blvd - Enter east off Spadina Ave between Lake Shore Blvd, west of Front St – (416) 393-7275).
- Concert etiquette serves to provide the best possible listening environment for you, your fellow audience members and the performers on stage. Your group’s consideration for fellow patrons and performers will ensure everyone’s full enjoyment of the live performance. Please educate yourselves on concert etiquette prior to the performance.
- Patrons may be asked to leave the auditorium if they are disturbing others.
- Cameras, cell phones and video games are not permitted in the auditorium.
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