Special Olympians showcasing originals and hits at CB Nuit tomorrow

Friday, 27 September 2024 12:00

By Tonya Organ

Bayfm’s Melanie Gosse, among her many talents, helps those from the Corner Brook Viking Special Olympics explore their musical side.

If you haven’t heard about CB Nuit by now, it’s taking place on West Street tomorrow night on West Street. The night will come alive with artists’ and musicians exhibitions from 7 until midnight. Bayfm’s Melanie Gosse, among her many talents, helps those from the Corner Brook Viking Special Olympics explore their musical side. Gosse says they’re group is called “Spirit Within. ” She says they’ll be doing some original music and some of the hits. Gosse says everyone’s excited about what will be a magical night at CBNuit.

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