SHOP LOCAL!

Every year, Cantare Children’s Choir partners with high-quality local vendors to provide opportunities for you to purchase food, beverages, and other household necessities.

This is a win-win for everyone: You support local businesses AND Cantare all at the same time!

It’s the perfect way to keep your freezer filled, your pantry stocked, and you family happy.

You can learn all about the initiative in our 2022 CASH CALENDAR draws!

Your Next Opportunities To

Shop Local:

Bedding Plants from AVB Greenhouse

It’s almost summer again and it’s time to make your garden POP!

Order Today

We are so happy to be offering another spring of bedding out plants from local Calgary greenhouses. Choose from a large assortment of flowers, plants, and herbs to make your garden the talk of the town!

Delivery date to be determined. Pickup will be at Lutheran Church of the Cross. Further information RE Pickup will be sent out at a later date.

PICKUP DATE TBD SPRING 2024

  • It’s almost summer again and it’s time to make your garden POP!

    Order Today

    We are so happy to be offering another spring of bedding out plants from local Calgary greenhouses. Choose from a large assortment of flowers, plants, and herbs to make your garden the talk of the town!

    Delivery date to be determined. Pickup will be at Lutheran Church of the Cross. Further information RE Pickup will be sent out at a later date.

    PICKUP SPRING 2024

  • FILL YOUR FREEZER with exceptional meats, sausages, and pizzas from Bow Valley Meats, Spulumbos Sausages, and Coco Brooks.

  • Support Cantare Children’s Choir with a CRUNCH! We are thrilled to be partnering with Davison Orchards for another year of premium BC apples in support of Cantare Children’s Choir. Each 15 lb box of fresh apples from The Okanagan Valley helps to grow our program and freshen our musical offerings for Calgary’s best and brightest young singers.

    AVAILABLE NOW

  • Start your morning with some soothing tea or your very own CANTARE ROAST specially made by Rebel Coffee in Okotoks.