A night of live music at the Imperial Theatre will support two local charities working to bring relief and joy to families in need, with a benefit concert set for April 1.
Organized by local performers The Boneyard Band, the event will raise funds for Noelle’s Gift and Corunna-based Operation Christmas Tree, two organizations known for providing support to children and families during difficult times.
The concert will feature performances by The Boneyard Band, a six-piece classic rock group, along with opening act Brenda’s Band. Doors open at 6 p.m., with the show beginning at 7 p.m.
Organizers say the event is intended not only as an evening of entertainment, but as a way to give back to the community. Proceeds will directly support the work of Noelle’s Gift, a Sarnia-based charity focused on helping local children and families, particularly during the holiday season, as well as Operation Christmas Tree, which serves families in Corunna and surrounding areas.
Noelle’s Gift has become a well-known presence in the region, providing assistance to those facing financial hardship and helping ensure children experience the joy of the holidays. Events like this concert play a key role in sustaining those efforts throughout the year.
The Boneyard Band, made up of local musicians, performs a mix of classic rock favourites alongside original material. The group has built a following across Southwestern Ontario and continues to use its platform to support charitable causes in the communities where it performs.
Tickets for the April 1 concert are available through the Imperial Theatre box office and online. Organizers note that VIP tickets have already sold out, reflecting strong early interest in the event.
The evening is expected to wrap up by approximately 10:30 p.m., offering attendees a full night of live music while contributing to causes that support children and families across the Sarnia-Lambton area.
