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Arts Conservatory for Teens’ Champions for ACT BreakFEST is back in April

| Jo-Lynn Brown

Arts Conservatory for Teens will hold its 9th Annual Champions for ACT BreakFEST on April 21 at the St. Pete Pier.

Hosted by the Arts Conservatory for Teens, and presented by First Home Bank and Heritage Insurance, the event is a Pre-Kentucky Derby Breakfast with the traditional Derby fare, according to a statement.

Hosted by ACT Co-Founder Dr. Alex Harris, the celebration will have cameos and surprise guest performances from community leaders including musicians, business, civic and philanthropic leaders.

The breakfast will also feature performances by the students that the Arts Conservatory for Teens helps teach and support. Get tickets here.

 

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