LACONIA — The We Care initiative of Temple B’nai Israel announces its upcoming fall benefit concert to support the Lakes Region Visiting Nurse Association.
Studio Two, one of the country's premier Beatles tribute bands, is set to deliver a rocking evening of music, dancing, and community connection on Saturday, Oct. 24, at 7:30 p.m. at the Inter-Lakes Middle High School at 1 Laker Lane in Meredith. This fun and energetic performance will celebrate the timeless music of the legendary Beatles, while raising critical funds that help the LRVNA provide compassionate homecare, hospice and support services throughout the Lakes Region.
"This featured show will bring the Lakes Region community together for an enjoyable, top-notch Beatles musical experience that also raises important funds for the LRVNA which does really important work here in our local community,” said Stu Needleman, committee chair of the We Care initiative. "We’re thrilled to have our second We Care concert event of the year feature the diverse music of the Beatles."
All proceeds from the concert will benefit the LRVNA, which provides exceptional, accessible and compassionate home health and hospice services to support Lakes Region area residents lead healthy, productive and fulfilling lives, and to support those individuals facing the end of their lives with dignity, grace and comfort.
"The financial support generated by the We Care concert will help ensure that families receive expert care, comfort and dignity when they need it most," said Jim Harnett, finance director at LRVNA. "With the generous support of business sponsors of the We Care concert, and those that purchase tickets to the event, we can continue making a meaningful difference in the lives of our neighbors. We are incredibly grateful to the We Care initiative and to everyone who attends this concert for assisting our efforts."
Tickets are available online and at select retail locations in the Lakes Region. Visit tbinh.org/we-care-concerts for more information and to purchase tickets.


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