Celtic concert for charity

Nigel Tucker and his bandmates host Christmas fundraiser

Enjoy an evening of Celtic music with Nigel Tucker and his friends at a concert to raise funds for the Maple Ridge Christmas Festival Society.

Tucker will be joined by his Navvies’ bandmates Shelly Gordy and Adrian Duncan, as well as fiddlers, a pianist and singers.

Funds raises will go towards covering the $10,000 needed to host Christmas in the Park and the Santa Claus parade in Maple Ridge.

The concert takes place Nov. 18 from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Burnett Fellowship Baptist Church, 20639 123rd Street in Maple Ridge.

The Christmas Festival takes place on Dec. 3.

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