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Dominic D'Arcy (click image to enlarge)At a fundraiser for the Rising Stars Program (click image to enlarge)CFRA Radio's 60th Anniversary (click image to enlarge)Command performance at 24 Sussex, the former residence of (former) Prime Minister Paul Martin (click image to enlarge)Governor General Michaelle Jean on her first official visit to Ottawa City Hall, with former Mayor of Ottawa Bob Chiarelli (click image to enlarge)With Shania Twain at the Canadian Country Music Awards Gala in Hamilton, Ontario (click image to enlarge)The early 70's with young fans in Manor Park, Ottawa (click image to enlarge)On stage with friend and fellow performer William Connelly (click image to enlarge)
Rising Stars

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For over fourty years, Dominic D'Arcy has entertained crowds around the world with his unique blend of music and message. Musician, humourist, actor, singer and former police officer, Dominic is a truly versatile performer. His shows offer a high-energy mix of original music, combined with favourites in rock and roll, pop, folk, Celtic/country, Irish traditional and a little of everything else. A true minstrel, the songs he sings are about people, community, dreams and hopes. No matter his audience, Dominic creates an engaging connection with children, teens, adults and seniors alike.

A decorated police officer, now retired from the Ottawa Police after thirty six years of service, Dominic is affectionately known as "the Singing Policeman". Sergeant D'Arcy (ret.) has since expanded his mandate from a front-line officer to entertaining prime ministers, heads of state, dignitaries and monarchs from over thirteen countries and in six languages.

A leading voice for community service and social responsibility, Dominic is available to speak at your corporate, community, charity or school event. Whether a convention, ceremony, concert, fundraiser, telethon or other special event, Dominic brings his unique mixture of rich talents to any stage.

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