“My advice to the contestants is don’t let other talent acts psych you out. Keep your eye on the prize. We are all having fun,” Valentino said,

The third round is Monday at 7 p.m. at The Spire Theater 317 E. Third St.

Here is a list who will be coming back on Monday.

¯ Angel Busch — vocalist, ukulele, singer-songwriter

Mirand Wilcox performs during Chautauqua’s Got Talent at The Spire Theater. Wilcox is moving on to the next round. Photo by Danielle Sullivan of Photography by Dani Jo

¯ Annabelle and Adalyn Martin — vocalists

¯ Brett Turnquist — vocalist, guitar, singer-songwriter

¯ Cathy Ruch — vocalist

¯ Cheryl Kozma — dancer, baton twirling

¯ Derek Davis — vocalist, instrumentalist, singer-songwriter

¯ Dewayne Moore — vocalist

¯ Gracelyn Kohler — vocalist

¯ Isaac Sinatra — vocalist, musical theater

¯ Jackie Bielata — vocalist, instrumentalist, singer-songwriter

¯ Johnnie Siggins — vocalist/horn player

¯ Jolee Schultz — vocalist

¯ Marcus Leeper — electric guitar/singer-songwriter

¯ Mike Shanks — Comedian

¯ Miranda Wilcox — singer/songwriter, multi instrumentalist

The competition showcases the incredible talent of the local community. The contestants perform in front of a live voting audience and a judging panel that includes industry professionals and local celebrities, Valentino said.

“Many contestants over the years in this contest were able to have a careers in music even if they didn’t win, Valentino added.

Pre-sale tickets for Chautauqua’s Got Talent are available at InSpirejamestown.com. Tickets will also be available on the day of the show at the Spire Theater box office. These are family-friendly events, and all ages are welcome to attend. The ultimate winner will take home the grand prize of $1,000, a $100 gift certificate to The Fish, and the opportunity to be the preshow spotlight performer for the Donna The Buffalo Concert at The Spire on Nov. 4.

The competition, sponsored by The Post-Journal, Kiss FM 106.9, Blue Moon Management, The Fish and J. Edwards Insurance.