Music Wheelchair Accessible Family Friendly
kimbarlow77@gmail.com
We are thrilled to announce a music series that will happen every Saturday all summer at the Village Coffeehouse in Canning!
This is a Kitchen Party to celebrate the rich musical traditions found in the Maritimes. There are so many! We’ll kick off the series on June 1 with a collaboration featuring Mika Francis and Cristian Quirivan. Mika Francis is an advocate from Acadia First Nation and is studying Social Services at NSCC Kingstec, where she is the President of the L'nuek Alliance and of the Kingstec Student Association. Mika drums with the Melgita't Women drum group, who has drummed on stage with JUNO award winners Jim Cuddy and William Prince. Cristian Quirivan is from Chile and plays the folk music of the Andes on traditional South American instruments such as wood flutes, pan flutes and stringed instruments like the Charango and the Cuatro.
The Dearlies will be the house band to launch the series, with the sweet harmonies of Rebecca MacDonald, Jenny and Meagan Osburn, Kim Barlow on banjo, Peter Williams on bass and Sarah Mcinnis on fiddle. We'll have a jam session at the end of the show, so bring your instrument if you want to join in!
kimbarlow77@gmail.com
We are thrilled to announce a music series that will happen every Saturday all summer at the Village Coffeehouse in Canning!
This is a Kitchen Party to celebrate the rich musical traditions found in the Maritimes. There are so many! We’ll kick off the series on June 1 with a collaboration featuring Mika Francis and Cristian Quirivan. Mika Francis is an advocate from Acadia First Nation and is studying Social Services at NSCC Kingstec, where she is the President of the L'nuek Alliance and of the Kingstec Student Association. Mika drums with the Melgita't Women drum group, who has drummed on stage with JUNO award winners Jim Cuddy and William Prince. Cristian Quirivan is from Chile and plays the folk music of the Andes on traditional South American instruments such as wood flutes, pan flutes and stringed instruments like the Charango and the Cuatro.
The Dearlies will be the house band to launch the series, with the sweet harmonies of Rebecca MacDonald, Jenny and Meagan Osburn, Kim Barlow on banjo, Peter Williams on bass and Sarah Mcinnis on fiddle. We'll have a jam session at the end of the show, so bring your instrument if you want to join in!
Pricing & Tickets
Pricing: $10 at the door and kids are free
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