Advertisement
Join us on the mezzanine for an exciting new series of concerts at the Central Branch.This event takes place on the mezzanine located on the 2nd floor of Central library. Drop-in, no registration required. Everyone is welcome.
In November, we welcome Colby Nargang, a talented entertainer from Regina, Saskatchewan, who captivates audiences with his tribute performances to Elvis Presley and Roy Orbison.
Colby is a Regina, Saskatchewan based entertainer. He has been singing since he was a child, however it was his performance of Roy Orbison's "Running Scared" at Telemiracle 27 in 2003 that opened doors to many opportunities.
Colby is a well-known representative for people with disabilities as he was born with a rare disorder, Williams Syndrome. Unique to some individuals with this syndrome is an exceptional aptitude for music and the ability to mimic, which he was fortunate to be gifted with (for more information on Williams Syndrome please visit https://www.williamssyndrome.ca/).
Colby decided on the title of his album, "If I Can Dream" because it has always been his dream to be an entertainer and songwriter. Though he has had some rough times in his life with his disability and bullying, he still has followed his dreams. Colby feels that if he can overcome the obstacles in his life to achieve his dreams, there is nothing that can stop anyone from achieving theirs.
Advertisement
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Regina Public Library, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
