Tickets are available online until 5PM the day of the concert. A limited number of tickets will be available at the door, first come first served.

The Newport Navy Choristers, under the direction of Lori McDowell, will present their annual holiday concert the evening of December 10, 2021 at 7:30PM. The concert will benefit the Portsmouth AgInnovation Farm, a project of Eastern Rhode Island Conservation District and Portsmouth Middle School.

Tickets are available at www.navyconcert.eventbrite.com - if available, tickets will be sold at the door. Buy tickets online to ensure a seat! Masks are required throughout the event for unvaccinated individuals, and encouraged for all.

The AgInnovation Farm is a student volunteer-run farm where kids learn about sustainable agriculture with hands-on problem-solving experiences. It is located at Cloverbud Ranch in Portsmouth, RI. Portsmouth school district plans to hold STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) education classes, as well as after-school programs at the farm. ERICD’s vision is for the farm to grow into an island-wide program, servicing all three municipalities and school districts.

A non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, the Choristers perform each year to benefit local non-profit charitable and civic organizations. In addition to these regularly scheduled performances, the Choristers participate in special community events and provide musical support for Naval War College and Naval Station Newport command functions.

For more information, please contact Sara Churgin at schurgin.ericd@gmail.com or 401-225-6033. Tickets are available for purchase at www.navyconcert.eventbrite.com

COVID-19 Policies for Concert Attendance:

- Unvaccinated persons are required to wear masks

- Masking is optional for fully vaccinated persons

- Masking for children is at the discretion of their parents

- Although mask wearing is not required if fully vaccinated, it is encouraged, as we expect to have a full house.

- All persons will be required to sanitize their hands before entering the church