For its 33rd season, the Huron Carole is holding virtual concerts in lieu of touring the country due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The show is adjusting its event so that it can be enjoyed at home or at a venue adhering to public health orders in place.
Tom Jackson, the founder and lead performer of the Huron Carole, explains that local charities and organizations can sell tickets to the event as a way to fundraise this holiday season.
Since 1987, the Huron Carole has raised $230 million for food banks, social services, and relief organizations in Canada.
For more information on the Huron Carole, email toddjordan@paquinentertainment.com.
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