Summer concert date for Burry Port Town Band


Burry Port Town Band are looking forward to their forthcoming Summer Concert on Saturday 29th June in the Memorial Hall, Burry Port starting at 7:30pm.
Conducted by Musical Director Nigel Seaman, the programme will be varied and entertaining, featuring music from the movies together with some more traditional brass band repertoire.
Pre-concert drinks will be served from 6pm and patrons benefit from a pre-concert talk with Mr Nigel Seaman.
The band will be joined by our special guests, Hywel Girls Choir and Hywel Boys Singers, making it a very special evening. The Burry Port Youth Band will also be playing a key part.
Tickets are available from Burry Port Premier Stores, Elgan Jones Butchers, Saith Gallery, Edmond John on 01554 833749 or online from tickets@burryporttownband.co.uk and are priced at £10 'Early Bird' prior to the concert or £12.50 on the door, with children welcome free of charge.
Band Chairman, Graham Howe said: "The band have been working hard this year, which has resulted in some real success and we're really looking forward to be able to play for our home audience in Burry Port - especially as it gives our Youth Band players an opportunity to debut with the Senior Band."
For further information, contact:
Graham Howe, Chaiman
Telephone: 07977 417329
email: ghowe@burryporttownband.co.uk

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