If you missed the Ronald Lee Experience’s sold-out performance on St. John in February, you still have a chance to see the band play on March 30.
The St. John School of the Arts is hosting a free concert featuring the Ronald Lee Experience on Monday, March 30, at 6:30 p.m. The concert is part of the Virgin Islands Education Department’s annual Music is ME Day.
Because seating is limited, concertgoers should sign up at the SJSA’s website to be placed on the guest list here.
The school is partnering with The Refinery to offer a fundraising “Dinner with the Stars” immediately following the concert. The menu is posted on the school’s Ticketing/Events page, and tickets ($85) must be purchased in advance.
Ronald Lee Jr. describes the ensemble’s style as Caribbean-infused jazz. He currently teaches piano at the St. John School of the Arts and serves as president and instructor of Love City Pan Dragons Steel Orchestra.
VIDE’s Division of Music Education and Programs invites students, educators, families, and the community on Monday, March 30, to celebrate the power of fine arts and music education across school campuses throughout the territory.
Events and activities will take place on St. Croix at Sunny Isle Shopping Center from 9 – 11 a.m., on St. Thomas at Tutu Park Mall from 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m., and across all VIDE campuses
Participants are encouraged to show their support by wearing their FAME T-shirts or any previous Music is ME/All About ME T-shirts.
For additional information about Music Is ME Day, please contact:
VIDE Division of Music Education and Programs
Dionne R. Donadelle
dionne.donadelle@vide.vi
340-690-7484
