Robin Brewton
The Robson Ranch Music Club and Community Choir are gearing up for a vibrant fall season packed with diverse musical events designed to entertain and engage the entire Robson Ranch community. From toe-tapping concerts to spooky karaoke and heartfelt tributes, there’s something for everyone on the club’s upcoming calendar.
The fall festivities kick off on Saturday, Oct. 18, with the highly anticipated Raised Right Men Concert and Dance. Get ready to scoot your boots as this popular band brings their unique sound to the Robson clubhouse for an evening of lively music and dancing.
As Halloween approaches, brace yourselves for a night of ghoulish fun at Scaryoke on Friday, Oct. 31. Residents are invited to unleash their inner rock stars—or monster crooners—for a night of karaoke with a spooky twist. Costumes are highly encouraged for this fan-favorite event, promising plenty of laughs and memorable performances.
A cornerstone of the choir’s annual programming, the Veterans Day Choir Concert, will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 11. This poignant performance is a heartfelt tribute to the brave men and women who have served our nation. The choir, under the direction of Dr. Arturo Ortega and accompanied by Paul Lees, will present a selection of patriotic and inspiring pieces to honor Robson Ranch’s many veterans.
Finally, the holiday season will be ushered in with the beloved Christmas Choir Concert scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 20, and Sunday, Dec. 21st. These festive performances are a cherished tradition, filling the clubhouse with the joyous sounds of classic carols and seasonal favorites. It’s the perfect way to embrace the spirit of the holidays with friends and neighbors.
The Robson Ranch Community Choir, known for its welcoming atmosphere and Dr. Ortega’s expert guidance, invites all residents to mark their calendars and join in on these exciting events. Whether you’re a performer or an appreciative audience member, the fall season promises a wealth of musical enjoyment and community spirit at Robson Ranch.