Sing-A-Thon benefit for Bethel Community Food Pantry

What could be better than great live music

Great live music for a great cause!

A Sing-a-Thon showcasing top local talent will take place on Saturday, May 13, to benefit the Bethel Community Food Pantry (BCFP).

Individuals and groups, from kids to adults, will perform at historic St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Audience members may come and go any time between songs.

Sing-a-Thon admission is free, and only monetary donations -- cash and checks payable to Bethel Community Food Pantry-- will be received at the door. BCFP is an all-volunteer, non-profit providing food, paper goods and toiletries to Bethel residents in need.

“Your Sing-a-thon contribution of just $10 will allow the pantry to stock the shelves with staples like nearly 200 pounds of rice, ten jars of spaghetti sauce, or a case of canned fruits and vegetables,” BCFP president Steve Deuschle said.

“We’re very grateful to St. Thomas’ for hosting this tremendous event to help Bethel residents in need,” Deuschle added. “Seeing the community come together to support the pantry’s work is so rewarding—and we're touched by St. Thomas’ kindness, energy, and generosity.”

Here’s the line-up:

10:30 Anne Ktorides

11:00 St. Thomas’ Singers

11:45 Tony Arcamone with Sandra Chadwick and Kathy Whipple

Noon St. Mary’s Children’s Choir, Karen Mattera, Director

12:30 Two for the Road

1:00 Jane Mead with William Piciulli, Russ Preston and Jim Moriarty

1:30 Kyle Ledoux

2:00 The Chamber Singers of the Connecticut Choral Society, Ron Dukenski, Director

2:30 Lenny Levine

3:00 Danbury Music Center Madrigals

3:45 Lara Schuler

4:15 Olivia Hirsch

4:30 Steve O’Tree & Friends

St. Thomas’ is located at 95 Greenwood Avenue, across from Caraluzzi’s Bethel Food Market.