Love music, but HATE cancer?
Join us on Friday, November 16 in Wellesley for an evening of a cappella singing at a benefit concert for The Wellesley Cancer Prevention Project.
What? A Cappella Defeating Cancer (ACDC-2)
The 2nd Annual a cappella benefit concert to raise awareness and money for the Wellesley Cancer Prevention Project (http://wcpponline. org/)
When? Friday, November 16, 2018 (7 to 9 PM, including an intermission)
Where? Wellesley Village Church (United Church of Christ, Congregational)
2 Central St, Wellesley, MA 02482
Who is performing?
The ACDC-2 concert will feature three of Boston’s coolest a cappella groups:
BroadBand is a Boston-area group comprising 15 women dedicated to creating a beautiful harmonic blend. They choose arrangements that are snazzy, and melodic, unique.
Similar Jones is a high-energy vocal band, primarily rock and soul and influenced by elements of blues, funk, and jazz.
Since 1994, The Works have performed for audiences ranging from a 3,000-person conference at Disney World to intimate private parties, schools, fundraisers, festivals and corporate functions. A mixed octet (comprising 4 women and 4 men) that delivers a combo of eclectic repertoire and witty repartee.

Tickets: Suggested contribution: $20/Adult, $5/Child under 13.
Cash or check at the door. Additional donations welcomed
Cash or check at the door. Additional donations welcomed
Why? ALL profits from concert ticket/concession sales and sponsorships go directly to support WCCP education programs and events.
The Cause?
The Wellesley Cancer Prevention Project is a 501(3) nonprofit focused on raising awareness for MetroWest residents on how lifestyle, diet and the environment contribute
to the incidence of cancer and other health risks. Celebrating its 21th anniversary in 2018, the WCPP conducts public events & educational programs all year long (including yoga sessions, informational lectures, movie screenings, and the November concert).
More info at http://wcpponline.org/
to the incidence of cancer and other health risks. Celebrating its 21th anniversary in 2018, the WCPP conducts public events & educational programs all year long (including yoga sessions, informational lectures, movie screenings, and the November concert).
More info at http://wcpponline.org/
More Info: Patrick Rafter for The Wellesley Cancer Prevention Project & The Works: patrick@theworkssing. net or 617-901-2697
This will be a really fun concert and will benefit a very worthy cause!
Come one, come all!!