JOIN SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY WITH ELDERBERRIES CHOIR THIS WEEKEND AT SENIORS’ CENTRE IN GRAVENHURST

Jack Cline — Special to MuskokaTODAY.com

Photos Paul Sprunt

GRAVENHURST — As the final notes of the season rise and fall, this closing performance stands as more than just a concert; it is a reflection on a journey.

A choir’s last performance is a deeply moving moment, a culmination of voices blending in perfect harmony, shaped by months of dedication, rehearsals, and shared experiences.

This Saturday night and Sunday afternoon the singers of the Elderberries Choir stand together one last time before a well-earned break, their voices carrying not just melody, but the emotions woven through every rehearsal, every challenge, and every triumph.

Each note holds the weight of the season — of growth, perseverance, and the unspoken bond between those who sing side by side.

Director Louise Jardine conducts the season’s final dress rehearsal this week for the Elderberries’ evening and afternoon weekend Journey concerts at the Gravenhurst Active Living Centre on First Street North. Photos Paul Sprunt

There is magic in the way music connects people.

This final performance is not merely an ending; it is a celebration of everything the choir has overcome and achieved.

The audience, too, is part of this story, bearing witness to the evolution of sound and spirit over the course of the season.
Join them on this choral journey.

There are still tickets left. Tickets are $20 per person and can be purchased at the door.

The 90-minute concerts are being held this year at the Gravenhurst Senior Centre, Saturday June 7 at 7 p.m. and Sunday June 8 at 2 p.m.

As the last chord fades into silence, the echoes of this journey remain.

The music may pause, but the voices — individually and collectively — continue to carry the spirit forward, ready to rise once more when the next season begins.

Expect a wide-ranging performance as the men and women join together to sing their hearts out once more to end the season. It’s “not merely an ending, but a celebration of everything the choir has overcome and achieved,” writes member Jack Cline centre right rear.