An Evening of Christmas Music with Jason Bromley, Jennifer Brown, and Suzi & Todd Hjorth

Join these incredible guest performers for an entertaining and uplifting evening, filled with the beautiful music of the season. Bring your whole family, your neighbors, or youth group to see the breathtaking light display on Temple Hill and then top off your evening in the Visitors’ Center at 7 PM with this free concert.

Tuesday, December 19th at 7PM. No tickets required. All are welcome.

Jason Bromley is a contemporary singer, guitarist, and songwriter. You may recognize him from the youth video, “Come Unto Christ,” or from his 3 ½ years in the popular, nine-man a capella group, BYU Vocal Point. Jason has been privileged to perform on stage with artists like Kristin Chenoweth and Ben Rector, and toured China, Thailand, and throughout the U.S. with Vocal Point, performing on stage and television. Jason is married to Annie, has a two-and-a-half year-old son and a six-month-old daughter, and is currently in his second year of law school in San Francisco.

 Jennifer Brown is a 57-year resident of the Bay Area and has been performing happily all those years. She has been an elementary and middle school teacher for the past 38 years and directing middle school musicals for the past 27 years. Along with her middle school choir, she is an associate director of the Danville Girls Chorus and co-director of Temple Hill Choir with Alan Chipman. Here on Temple Hill, she has directed the musicals Scrooge and The Music Man. Obviously, she adores musical theater and performing. Highlight roles include Marion in The Music Man, Julie in Carousel, Fiona in Brigadoon, and the soprano soloist in Handel’s Messiah. Music makes her world go ’round.

Todd Hjorth began studying piano at the age of 8 in a classical music-filled home. Suzi Hjorth began singing as soon as she could make noise in her show-tune filled home. They’ve been making music together since they married in 1992.