Bay Area parents and kiddos with a knack for belting out tunes: Pembroke Pines is on the hunt for young singers. The City of Pembroke Pines is seeking kids who are ready to rise to the occasion and lend their voices for the National Anthem at City Commission Meetings and other events throughout the year. If your child is a schooling-aged virtuoso—or if you know someone who fits the bill—this could be their moment in the spotlight.
To get in on the action, aspiring young talents must send a snappy video link of themselves singing "A Cappella" to be in consideration. Remember, throw in the full name, age, and school info, too. According to the Pembroke Pines' announcement, diverse musical performances are more than just welcome—they're encouraged. Hit up Francie Novo, Pembroke Pines' Special Events Coordinator, at her email, [email protected], to get your foot in the door.
It could lead to some pretty cool opportunities, especially considering that these performances are part of several events year-round. Imagine that, a star-studded journey starting right there at city hall. For the nitty-gritty or if you're not sure if your video's got the chops, don't hesitate to reach out directly. The number to call is 954-392-2119.
Don't let this chance slip away. We're often on the lookout for ways to showcase local talent, and this call-out from the City of Pembroke Pines is a testament to that. It's not just about the anthem; it's about giving a stage to the voices of the future, showing them off to an audience that surely appreciates the raw, unfettered sound of a child's heartfelt rendition of a song that, for many, hits close to home.
