It's a busy month at the Chilliwack Cultural Centre – with a capella music, Johnny Cash favourites, children's theatre and more all taking the stage this March.
Prepare to be captivated by the extraordinary vocal talents of Countermeasure, Canada's premier a cappella group, as they take the Chilliwack Cultural Centre stage March 14. With their signature blend of intricate harmonies, innovative arrangements and electrifying stage presence, Countermeasure promises an unforgettable musical experience for audiences of all ages. Their ability to combine vocal precision with emotional depth sets them apart as one of the leading vocal groups in the world.
Prepare to laugh, cheer and be swept away by a timeless tale of heroism, camaraderie and daring swordplay when DuffleBag Theatre brings their interactive kids' show, The Three Musketeers, to The Centre on March 16. This swashbuckling adventure comes alive with a comedic twist, as young audience members are invited to step into the spotlight and become a part of the show – the perfect performance to join Athos, Porthos, Aramis and D’Artagnan on their quest to protect the King and save the day.
Get swept up in the awe-inspiring sound of Beethoven’s only opera, Schumann’s only piano concerto and Saint-Saëns’s Carnival of Animals, when the Chilliwack Metropolitan Orchestra performs, The One and Only. On March 16, listen to these musical gems performed with unparalleled care, and discover why they are beloved classics.
On March 18, the Arts Club Theatre Company returns to The Centre with a remarkable life story told through song. Ring of Fire uses the iconic songbook of Johnny Cash to guide you on a captivating journey of trials and triumphs, love and redemption. This inspired theatrical concert, brought to life by a talented ensemble of singers and musicians, delves into the heart of Cash's music, telling his story in an unforgettable performance.
Witness silk aerialists and Chilliwack’s own Valley Babes come together in a beautiful evening of music and performance! On March 21, the mystical world of Unveiled: A Tapestry of Women’s Strength will unfold in front of you in a journey where music, history and magic intertwine. Through this stunning musical performance that weaves medieval melodies, pop hits and choral music together, these characters rise above the trauma of the historical witch trials, to find their resilience and unity.
The beautiful sound of the harp and piano come together March 22 in a stunning afternoon concert as the creative and versatile harpist Janelle Nadeau joins the Bergmann Duo in La Vie en Rose. The eclectic program, which features audience favourites such as Gabriel’s Oboe by Ennio Morricone, music from Bizet’s Arlésienne-Suite and a selection of popular songs, including Fly me to the Moon and La Vie en Rose, will leave you breathlessly delighted.
Learn more about these and other coming performances at chilliwackculturalcentre.ca/upcoming-events