OCALA, FL (352today.com) – Get ready for an unforgettable evening of music, joy, and community spirit as clients from The Arc of Marion take center stage alongside professional musicians in HEAR US ROAR II, a sing-along style concert and art show supporting two local nonprofits. The event happens Friday, June 13, at the Ocala Civic Theatre.
This uplifting collaboration benefits Arts in Health Ocala Metro (AIHOM) and The Arc of Marion, two organizations dedicated to empowering adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities through music and visual arts. Guests will enjoy a lively performance featuring Arc clients singing with AIHOM musicians Becky Baby, Meagan Miles, David Reinwald, and Brandon Dull.
Highlights include:
- VIP Access at 6 p.m.: Early entry, sparkling wine, hors d’oeuvres, and first chance to view and purchase artwork created by Arc clients during AIHOM workshops led by artist Christopher Hershberger.
- Performance at 7 p.m.: A heartwarming, family-friendly concert with sing-along classics.
- General Admission: Includes concert and post-show access to the art sale.
All proceeds benefit creative wellness programs that support personal growth and well-being for adults with disabilities.
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