The Ceylon School for the Deaf and Blind (CSDB) will have a sing-a-long with Sohan and the Experiments in collaboration with guest artists Damien and Rajitha from Misty on November 27 at the Stables, Park Street Mews.
Tickets priced at Rs.1,500 will be available at Park Street Mews, the Ladies’ College office, the Bishop’s College office and the Diocese office, Bauddhaloka Mawatha.
Both Rajitha from Misty and Sohan and the Experiments are well-known local artists who have also received high international acclaim.
The Ceylon School for the Deaf and Blind hopes this event will help raise money for its three schools and increase awareness about the schools and their work.
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