The Village Voices of Brockway
Welcome to our web site!
Do you love to sing? Do you like different kinds of music, from sacred to secular? Come join us Monday evenings at 6:30 P.M in the Fellowship Hall at the Presbyterian Church on Main Street in Brockway, PA.
We are a diverse group of about 35 – 40 members who love to sing. Most of us are amateurs, but some are trained singers. Our members range in age from high school to retirees, spanning about seven decades, under the directorship of Betsy Bond Dallaire.
GIVE OUR REGARDS TO BROCKWAY
Brockway area Village Voices celebrated a musical journey through Twentieth Century Brockway with popular songs and stories about the community's prestigious past. The main character is a venerable resident of Brockway who entertains his grandchild with stories about the times that Brockway and surrounding areas flourished during the twentieth century. Culture, industry, religion, education, and patriotism make up some of the elements of this small but mighty town. The musical selections give flavor to these historical moments. The production was on August 27 and 28 in the social hall of the Brockway Presbyterian Church. This production is made possible through a grant from the Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts.
Saturday, July 24, 2010 at the Jefferson County Fair:
Brockway Fourth of July Parade
Christmas Concert 2009 at the Brockway Presbyterian Church 
Joyce Simchick receives grant check from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
Slides
Building a float for the Brockway Old Fashioned Fourth of July
Click on thumbnails to see slideshow of our July 4 Experience.
“CHRISTMAS REMEMBERED" December 13, 2008
2007 Brockway Alumni Banquet
left to right, Cindy, Lee, Nancy, Asia, Sarah, and Dixie
Once again, we thank all those who recently donated to the purchase of our clavinova.
Much of our support is from donations and local fund-raising activities.
Our organization is supported, in part, by the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency, through the Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts (PPA), it’s regional arts funding partnership. State government funding for the arts depends upon an annual appropriation by the Pennsylvania General Assembly and from the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. PPA is administered in this region by the Elk County Council on the Arts (ECCOTA).