Andrew Lawson-Tancred, High Sheriff of North Yorkshire, helps spread word about healing power of music
An evening celebrating the power of music to heal, connecy and transforms lives will be held at Allerton Castle later this year.
Music as Therapy promises tol be an uplifting night of music, reflection and community, hosted in partnership with Andrew Lawson-Tancred, High Sheriff of North Yorkshire.
During the evening, Andrew will reflect on his year in office and showcase three exceptional community organisations whose work uses music to support wellbeing and change lives.
The groups showcased will share their inspiring stories and the difference their work makes every day, demonstrating the remarkable role music can play in helping people heal and grow.
Guests will also enjoy wonderful musical performances from the Dishforth Military Choir and soprano Bibi Heal, both of whom use their talents in support of charitable causes.
Alongside Andrew’s reflections, Celia McKeon will share the work of Two Ridings Community Foundation and the impact of giving locally in North Yorkshire.
Each year, the Foundation distributeshttps://buytickets.at/tworidingscommunityfoundation/1988323 more than £2 million to hundreds of grassroots community organisations tackling poverty, improving health and wellbeing, and strengthening communities across the region, made possible by the generosity of people and organisations. The evening offers a relaxed and welcoming opportunity to reconnect with friends, meet new people, and spend time with those driving positive change across our county. Drinks and canapés will be served as you enjoy the music and magical atmosphere of this historic setting.
Music as Therapy is on at Allerton Castle, Knaresborough, on Wednesday March 25 at 6pm.
Tickets: £30 per person (Includes drinks and canapés andmusical entertainment):
https://buytickets.at/tworidingscommunityfoundation/1988323