‘Concert for Hope’ in Lachine to support Ukrainians affected by war

The “Concert for Hope” is taking place at Summerlea United Church in Lachine on April 2, 2023. (Submitted by: Summerlea United Church)

By News Staff

Posted April 2, 2023 11:11 am.

Montrealers are invited to a concert Sunday afternoon to support Ukrainian families affected by war.

The “Concert for Hope” is taking place at Summerlea United Church in Lachine at 2 p.m.

The concert will feature uplifting songs from film, broadway and opera. There will also be Ukrainian and Polish music.

Two guest artists from Poland are performing: tenor Adam Michalak and pianist Robert Adamczak.

Other musicians include Ukraine’s Maria Sourjko (piano) and Maryna Krejcarova (soprano), and Poland’s Nadia Monczak (violin) and Mariusz Monczak (violin).

Tickets are available here.

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