Crown of the Continent Choir present benefit concert for St. Ignatius Mission restoration project
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The Crown of the Continent Choir is performing a benefit concert for the St. Ignatius Mission.
The Crown of the Continent Choir of the Flathead Valley will present a free benefit concert for the St. Ignatius Mission restoration project on Sunday, April 12, at 2 p.m. at St. Ignatius Mission, 300 Beartrack Ave. in St. Ignatius.
Donations from the concert will support ongoing restoration work at the historic Mission, widely recognized as one of Montana’s most significant landmarks.
This year’s program features an uplifting mix of contemporary choral works, including Power of Kindness, America, The Dream, The Road Home, and more, along with the choir’s signature piece, One Voice. Together, these selections explore themes of compassion, belonging, bittersweet nostalgia, and the quiet courage that shapes our lives. The choir is led by Craig Thomas Naylor and accompanied by Eunhwa Park.
The Crown of the Continent Choir is a joyful and inclusive nonprofit community choir based in the Flathead Valley. Singers of varied ages and musical backgrounds come together to share music that uplifts and connects the community. Through free concerts and benefit performances, the choir raises funds for local charities and nonprofit organizations across northwest Montana.
The Crown of the Continent Choir brings music to audiences across the Flathead Valley through free concerts and community benefit performances throughout the year. The choir is led by Craig Thomas Naylor and accompanied by Eunhwa Park.
Doors open at 1:15 p.m. The concert is part of the choir’s spring season, which concludes with the “Power of Kindness” spring concert on Sunday, May 3, at the O’Shaughnessy Center in Whitefish, featuring Kalispell’s premier African drum ensemble, Ashe.
For more information, visit crownchoir.org.