KSB to hold 18th Annual Advent Charity Concert of Good Will to support the Olga Havel Foundation
Together with selected non-governmental not-for-profit organisations, the Olga Havel Foundation guarantees that all proceeds will be used to provide or improve care for seniors, who are often left with no choice but to rely on charitable help.
The concert will take place at the concert hall in the Church of St. Simon and St. Jude in Prague’s Old Town on 25 November 2012 at 19:00. This year’s performers will include the Prague Philharmonia and the Cancioneta Praga ensemble. The orchestra will perform works by several composers, including Beethoven, Prokofjev, Lukáš, Barber, and Mendelssohn-Bartholdy.
We would be delighted if you attended this year’s Advent Charity Concert to help raise money for our fellow citizens who at their age are unable to provide for themselves.
To order tickets, please contact Pavla Filipová (pfilipova@ksb.cz, tel. +420 224 103 320).
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