OUR PROGRAMS
We offer a barrier-free opportunity for kids who love singing to develop new skills, improve their self-confidence, and make meaningful connections with their peers. Together, with the help of our sponsors, we are able to inspire children to become heard through music.
Tomorrow’s Voices is back to in-person programming! While we didn’t let a global pandemic keep our kids from being heard through our Virtual Voices program, we are thrilled to be back in person for the 2022-2023 season.
We offer a barrier-free opportunity for kids who love singing to develop new skills, improve their self-confidence, and make meaningful connections with their peers. Together, with the help of our sponsors, we are able to inspire children to become heard through music.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Each week, Tomorrow’s Voices meets to practice new songs and prepare our participants for one-of-a-kind opportunities to perform with globally-recognized artists. Our programs are led by talented, experienced, and fun music directors who want to see the children of Tomorrow’s Voices grow into successful young adults. Tomorrow’s Voices allows children to develop new skills, improve their self-confidence, and make meaningful connections with their peers.
HOW CAN MY CHILD PARTICIPATE?
Our zero-cost, audition-free programs make Tomorrow’s Voices accessible to all families. Our programs are currently offered in St. Catharines, Hamilton, Saskatoon, Vancouver, Surrey, and now Welland, for children ages 8-18 to participate in our after-school kids’ choirs. Our Toronto chapter is currently on a hiatus.
Our Locations
St. Catharines
Wednesdays 4:00 – 5:15 pm
Grantham Optimist Club
188 Linwell Rd, St. Catharines, ON
L2N 6N3, Canada
Mendelt Hoekstra

Music Director
Jocelyn June

Music Director
Over the years Jocelyn has studied privately in classical and jazz vocals, guitar with Gord Lewis, and piano with various private teachers. She has fronted the Hamilton All Star Jr. Jazz Band, funk band ‘Skirtcheck’, classic rock band ‘The Falcons’, and ‘Black Rose’.
Jocelyn June has grown her solo career, releasing 2 singles, ‘Don’t Look Back’ and ‘Drag Me To Hell’, and now extends her work with her own band, Jocelyn June & The Bugs; releasing their first single, ‘Prove Your Story’.
She currently teaches music privately, in studio at Avalon Music Academy, and Braemar House School. Jocelyn June continues to pursue her music career and innovate her teaching; taking on all opportunities presented.
Brian Paul D.G.
Music Director
As a primarily self taught musician, Brian has produced 5 professionally released albums as of the Summer of 2024, (with a 6th on the way out soon!) self produced about 15 demo albums of original songs before that on his own, and also accomplished a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy which he finished in 2001 in London, Ontario, not to mention the many continued years of self-education he continued and continues to engage with! Feel Free to have a look/listen to album links, music videos and other things Brian has produced and is up to via his website: Brianpauldg.com.
Vancouver
Thursdays, 4:15-5:30pm
Royal Canadian Legion
2205 Commercial Dr
Vancouver, BC V5N 4B6
Monique Hoekstra

Music Director
Surrey
The Tomorrow’s Voices program at this location is delivered in partnership with the Surrey School District
Frances Olson

Music Director
Welland
Fridays 4:00 – 4:15 pm
Niagara College – Welland Campus
100 Niagara College Boulevard
Welland, Ontario
L3C 7L3, Canada
Mendelt Hoekstra

Music Director
Toronto
Currently on a hiatus. We hope to return to Toronto soon.
Anais Kelsey-Verdecchia

Music Director
Armed with a lyric soprano sound that has been called “deliciously snappy” and a “mind-blowing” upper extension, Anais sings in several choirs and bands. When she’s not singing, Anais can be found playing sousaphone in a variety of brass bands around the city of Toronto.








