Rhapsody Players to sing sweet songs for Saint Patrick Catholic Academy
Music lovers will get the chance to hear the biggest hits from the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s and help raise money for a Bay Ridge school at same time on Saturday night. The Rhapsody Players, a smooth-sounding singing group that does charity concerts all over southwest Brooklyn, is performing a benefit show for Saint Patrick Catholic Academy.
The show will take place on Oct. 18, in St. Patrick’s Church Auditorium on Fourth Avenue and 97th Street, starting at 7:30 p.m. The $25.00 admission fee comes with a pizza dinner, plus coffee and dessert from Leske’s Bakery, a favorite Bay Ridge spot for those with a sweet tooth.
All of the proceeds from the concert will be donated to St. Patrick Catholic Academy, according to Rhapsody Players founder John Heffernan, who is the treasurer of the academy’s board of directors.