Experience a night of romance and music at Behind the Keys on February 14
Annual Vancouver Bach Family of Choirs fundraiser features a piano recital by Leslie Dala with wine and chocolates

Leslie Dala in Behind the Keys.
This Valentine’s Day, surprise your sweetheart with an unforgettable evening of music, wine, and chocolates at Behind the Keys 2025, a special concert fundraiser for the Vancouver Bach Family of Choirs (VBFC). Presented by conductor and pianist Leslie Dala, this intimate and romantic piano recital is the perfect way to celebrate the season of love.
Join the VBFC at the Annex on February 14 at 7:30 pm for romantic works by Franz Liszt and Robert Schumann. Each ticket includes a glass of wine (or soft drink) and a delicious bespoke chocolate. For extra indulgence, optional $25 charcuterie add-ons (including vegan options) are available for pre-order before February 7.
Tickets start at $50 for balcony seats, $70 for floor seats, and $250 for tables of four. Contributions beyond the base ticket price will qualify as tax-deductible donations eligible for 2024 tax returns.
Tickets are available here, or call 604-872-8789 for more information.
Post sponsored by Vancouver Bach Family of Choirs.
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