On the evening of Friday 11 September, a new community group, Plentiful Productions, will present a musical entertainment ‘Bon Voyage’ at St Antony’s in Kraainem featuring twelve songs across four continents. All proceeds from the evening will benefit two of our favourite local charities: the Community Health Service (CHS) and Serve The City Brussels.

The concert will open on the yellow brick road and close with Cole Porter waving us off. In between: a Gilbert & Sullivan crew putting to sea, Offenbach's Paris, Willie Nelson on the highway, a Flemish sailor watching the lights of the Scheldt come into view, and a moon that somebody wants to be flown to.

Doors open at 19h00 and the concert starts at 20h00 with a social continuing until 22h00. Tickets cost €10 for adults and €5 for children and advance booking is encouraged.

In addition to the music, food and refreshments from around the world will be available to purchase before and after the performance. Note this will be a cash only event.

For more information visit the Plentiful Productions Facebook page or email PP's Community Lead, Elizabeth Flynn, to reserve your tickets now.

Plentiful Productions (PP) aims to bring people together through live music — celebrating community, showcasing local talent, and raising funds for organisations that support neighbours facing hard times.

Led by musicians and volunteers, PP stages concerts in churches and community venues across Brussels and surrounding communes. Every event is open to all. When a concert is held for a cause, all profits go directly to the selected charities.