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Advance Tickets $25

At the door $30

JUNE GARBER - HERE'S TO YOU
 
“Here’s to You” - This CD Release/Concert by June Garber will serve as a Fundraiser for the Evergreen Hospice in Markham, Ontario. The 2:pm Matinee Performance will include Canadian Jazz greats, Bill King on piano, Terry Clarke on drums, Duncan Hopkins on bass, Luis Obergoso on percussion, Mike Murley on Tenor Sax, William Sperandei on trumpet and Anne Lindsay on Violin. What a Band!!!! The afternoon will conclude with June singing with the Incredible 18-piece GTA Swing Band.  

It will be a Throw Back to the 40's & 50"s when the Greats like Ella, Sarah, Dinah etc. sang at the Jazz Clubs, but also Performed with the Big Swing Bands!  You will see & truly enjoy both at this Matinee Performance!

Born in South Africa June Garber has lived in Toronto for the past 32 years and has made a name for herself in the local Toronto jazz scene over the past four years. She has also toured & performed as a singer in New York, Dallas, Florida, Atlanta, Las Vegas & Atlantic City & also in Cuba, South Africa & Australia.

June had been on a hiatus and returned to singing in 2004 when she released a Demo Album. In 2006 she released her Debut Album “Smile”. It has been extremely well received and has had extensive air-play with all of the Major Jazz Stations!

She is proud and honoured to have once again had the privilege of working with Bill King on this, her second CD, entitled “Here’s To You”.

June will be sharing the Profits from this Event with the Evergreen Hospice.  She has been a Volunteer and Fundraiser for this Wonderful Organization over the last 10 years.  

Evergreen Hospice

Evergreen Hospice is a non-profit agency providing supportive care to people of all ages in Markham and Whitchurch-Stouffville who are dealing with a life-threatening illness, death and bereavement care for family and friends.

In medieval times, a hospice was a place of shelter for travellers on a difficult journey. No journey is more difficult than the path followed by those facing a life-threatening illness. In 1989, with the modern hospice movement well underway, Hospice Markham Stouffville was established by a group of dedicated volunteers. The name was changed to Evergreen Hospice in 1998. The programs have grown over the years to include a number of diverse programs.

Evergreen Hospice is proud of their longstanding relationship with the enormously talented, gifted and kind-hearted June Garber. It is an honour to be the recipient of the proceeds from what will certainly be a great show.