What Matters Warren
Town Tip Thursday: Skyline Chimers concert
Town Tip Thursday, a WHAT MATTERS Initiative:
An interview with Allison Gillispie and the members of the Skyline Chimers
TIP: You don’t want to miss their next concert at Front Royal United Methodist Church on May 19, 2018 at 7pm!
Join Allyson Gillispie with her dedicated volunteers and chimers as they begin with a song they wrote together and finish with “Happy” by Pharrell Williams. The Skyline Chimers is a fantastic group of 14 local residents with intellectual and physical disabilities who range in ages from 7th grade to 42 years old. Click for a guaranteed heart-warming five minutes of watching an interview with Allyson about the group, and hearing from some members about why they love to be a part of the Chimers. Be sure to mark your calendars for the Special Olympics and Front Royal Kiwanis 5k also on May 19th.
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