SING! The Toronto International Vocal Arts Festival, as launched its 2022 silent auction. To support performances and workshops, SING! fundraises several times per year and its two silent auctions are a key part of its fundraising endeavors. SING!  have a volunteer team running the festival and auctions to keep costs down.

Those interested can currently register for free and start checking out the items HERE.

Bidding opened on Dec. 1st and closes on Dec. 15, 2022 at 8 p.m. EST. Use the QR code or the link on the online event page to access the auction.

Here’s a sampling of some of the auction prizesPerfect for parents of young children: Baby Package, includes: MiniMeis G4 Baby Carrier, and from Sahara & Co. Toronto: a baby blanket & burp cloth, plus two cookbooks to make cooking a little easier. "Simple Food" by Jill Dupleix and "Meals in Minutes" by Jamie Oliver. Passes to Royal Botanical Gardens and to the CNE. Tour and Taste Certificates for the Shawn & Ed Brewing Co. in Dundas, ON. A night at the Stratford Festival. And more.

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SING! The Toronto International Vocal Arts Festival is Canada's premier music festival that focuses on the trending A Cappella genre.

From classical choirs to collegiate groups, from the best in jazz ensembles to beat boxing and live looping, SING! presents listenable, accessible music from all over the world. The vastness of SING!’s vocal variety has astounded audiences from teens to seniors, from fellow singers to die-hard music fans. SING! has staged eleven successful festivals, including 100% virtual festivals in 2020 and 2021, during the pandemic isolation. SING! have reached more than 100,000 people with its performances, including the presentation of thousands of Canadian and international artists. The 10-day SING! Festival runs at the end of May each year, including: concerts, multi-disciplinary events with visual art and spoken word, youth-focused events including Art Battle and Beatbox Battle, live Silent Auction, as well as workshops offered by industry professionals. Extended ancillary events include summer performances at Ontario Place and other high profile venues.

As part of its mandate, SING! offers essential programming for students through the live "SING! and Learn" programs. As it is important to make music accessible, SING! continues to present free virtual workshops throughout the year.

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