Multi-SCMA award winner and CCMA nominee Codie Prevost and National Philanthropy award winner Stephen Maguire, along with a representative from the Canadian Red Cross, take to the road Nov. 14 and leading into National Bullying Awareness Week. They will be visiting
schools across the province with the Imagine No Bullying campaign.
Presented by Studio XII Music & Dance Co, the tour will include a presentation during the day to the students and teachers, and a show for the parents and the community in the evening. Proceeds from the shows will go to the Imagine No Bullying Campaign.
Thursday, Nov. 14 - 11am (school) 7pm (public) - Hague School Gymnasium
Wednesday, Nov. 20 - 11am (school) 7pm (public) - M.C. Knoll School, Yorkton
Thursday, Nov. 21 - 10:30am (school) 7pm (public) - Weyburn Jr. High School
Tuesday, Nov. 26 - 10:40am (school) - St. Joseph High School, Saskatoon
Monday, Dec. 2 - 1pm (school) 6pm (public) - JRMCC Community Centre, La Ronge
Wednesday, Dec. 4 - 10:30am (school) 7pm (public) - O.M. Irwin Middle School, Swift Current
Thursday, Dec. 5 - 10:45am (school) 7pm (public) - Rosemont Community School, Regina
* Advance tickets for the evening shows will be available from the above schools.
Prevost and Maguire debuted their new song “Let Love Conquer All” at the Imagine No Bullying kick-off in Saskatoon. The Saskatchewan musicians wrote and recorded the song to help spread their antibullying message.
Following last spring’s Imagine No Bullying concert on the Saskatchewan Red Cross’ Day of Pink, requests started coming in from schools, students and parents to bring it to their community. Both musicians have their own personal stories about bullying – Prevost growing up in small town Saskatchewan, and Maguire in Northern Ireland where bullying and prejudices were based on religion.
A sincere thank you to the Imagine No Bullying partners: Saskatoon Downtown Lions, Canadian Red Cross and the Saskatchewan Country Music Association.
