The Kiwanis Music Festival kicked off its annual celebration of community and culture today with a special flag-raising ceremony.
The festival, which showcases local musical talent and encourages young musicians to pursue their passion, started with the raising of the Kiwanis flag at the Civic Centre in Chatham. The ceremony was attended by members of the Kiwanis Club, local dignitaries, and community members.
The festival is a much-anticipated event in the community, with hundreds of musicians from all age groups and musical backgrounds participating. This year's festival will feature a variety of musical performances, workshops, and competitions, culminating in an awards ceremony where top performers will be recognized for their outstanding contributions.
"Music is an integral part of our community, and the Kiwanis Music Festival celebrates the diversity and talent of our local musicians," said Councillor Alysson Storey.
"We are thrilled to kick off this year's festival with the flag-raising ceremony, which symbolizes our commitment to promoting musical education and fostering a love of music in our community."
The Kiwanis Music Festival is a testament to the Kiwanis Club's ongoing commitment to supporting the arts and providing opportunities for young people to develop their musical skills. Through the festival, the club hopes to inspire future generations of musicians and create a vibrant and thriving local music scene.
Media Contact:
Amy Wilcox
Manager, Corporate Initiatives & Communications
Municipality of Chatham-Kent
519-360-1998 x 3055
amyw@chatham-kent.ca
