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A Surrey school rap group called Access Denied will perform their socially relevant rap on Yaletown's main stage on Friday, February 19.
Student singers Calvin Tiu, Rowell Torres, Elias Sade and Tiffany Santiaguel were brought together by English teacher Shane Begg. The teacher started using rap lyrics as an educational tool in class after he witnessed an incident of bullying.
Access Denied's website at www.accessdenied.me notes that rap "has the power to spark, nurture and create positive change."
Read more about Access Denied on bclocalnews.com .
- Access Denied performs:
Friday, February 19
7 - 7:20pm
Yaletown's main stage at 1065 Hamilton (at Nelson)
North Surrey Secondary choir honoured by request to perform
North Surrey Secondary's Chamber Choir "Polaris" performed at Robson Square on Feb. 12th. They were asked to participate by the producers of "Experience BC at Robson Square". Robson Square is operating as the central hub for all British Columbians during the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The entire area is designed to promote BC to the world.
Last Updated: February 16, 2010
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