Calendar
Sunday, February 2nd, 7:00pm
House Concert: Claudia Russell & Bruce Kaplan Traversing a wide Americana landscape, tipping their hat to Village folkies, Laurel Canyon troubadours, string bands, blues divas, jazz cats and Bakersfield cowboys. https://www.claudiarussell.com/ 
Saturday & Sunday, February 15-16
Grief Tending in Community: Laurence Cole Tending Grief with Sacred Witness, Song, & Ceremony Blending song, poetry, easy grounding movement, small and large group sharing, humour, silent reflective solitude in nature, and the co-creation of a beautiful ritual setting, Laurence provides a journey through the depths and heights of our aliveness. We come to a sense of renewal, connection and an awakened capacity for radiant joy. In many traditional cultures throughout the world, the wholesome expression of grief arising from life’s inevitable sorrows and losses was known to be most effectively released in a communal setting. It was recognized that unexpressed grief could be toxic, leading to illness, depression, addiction, even damaging and violent behavior towards oneself or others. It also was known that through supporting one another, welcoming the many faces and forms of grieving, holding compassionate witness in a sacred ritual container, that a people could reweave the bonds of connection and belonging. https://www.facebook.com/events/1887641938046423/ 
Tuesday, March 3rd, 7:00pm
House Concert: Brent Mason Brent Mason has traversed diverse territories of tune and theme, bringing back souvenirs from a range of lyrical lands, from folk and rock to pop, making them all his own. http://www.brentmason.ca/bio 
Tuesday, March 31st, 7:00pm
House Concert: Casati Like three hearts beating in perfect time, the music of Casati is a living thing, constantly changing, evolving and reinventing itself. Grace Hrabi, Jesse Popeski & Quintin Bart search for stories waiting to be told and collaborate in bringing them to life. http://www.casatiband.com/ 
Thursday, April 30th, 7:00pm
House Concert: Two Piano Tornado Grant and Annie take their listeners through the golden years of Ragtime from 1895 – 1925. Not only focused on ragtime, but also the many interesting aspects of the social and cultural history. http://twopianotornado.com/ |
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