Join Winter Warmer and Periwinkle Productions for other events during the year .
We partner with Paddlefest and The Huntsman Marine Science Centre to present
a monthly fall and winter concert series at the Dunn Theatre in the Aquarium.
In the summer we work with Ministers Island to present a bi weekly
summer concert series on the island.
Other music events happen randomly and if you are on our mailing list you'll hear about everything we are up to.
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Thursday Oct. 26th
7:30pm HONEYBEANS
Water Street St Andrews NB
SHERRY RYAN
CD Release
Show Has Already Taken Place
On Shout for More, her fifth full-length album, Sherry Ryan charts a new chapter in her life with a luminous collection of songs that glows like stained glass. Blending folk-pop sensibility with country and Irish-Newfoundland roots, Sherry affirms her place as one of Atlantic Canada’s best-loved singer-songwriters. Once named “St. John’s answer to Lucinda Williams” and compared to John Prine for “reeling you in with her heartfelt stories and a hint of humour,” Sherry’s rich vocal style is described as “absolutely unforgettable” (Exclaim!).
Thursday Nov. 2nd
7:30pm The Gallery
Sunbury Shores Arts & Nature Centre
RUBE & RAKE
From Newfoundland & Labrador
Rube & Rake’s new album begins with an ode to family and friends— togetherness—as Josh Sandu declares, against a hopeful bluegrass backdrop, “somewhere there’s a place to lay my head.” Nine songs later, over a gently plucked guitar, he sings, “I won’t go picking it up, the weight of the page is just too much.” The record evokes Blue Rodeo at its most rollicking, Great Lake Swimmers at their most thoughtful, and The Tallest Man On Earth at their most gently contemplative.
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"Fair warning; you might need a drink with this one because it 100% will make you think of someone you haven’t thought about in a while."
- Ear To The Ground Music
Friday NOV. 3rd
7:30pm Dunn Theatre
Huntsman Marine Science Centre
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Sunday NOV. 26th
7:30pm Dunn Theatre
Huntsman Marine Science Centre
OLD MAN LUEDECKE
with Mia Kelly & Nick Loyer
HARRY MANX
His only Atlantic Canadian Date
Saturday APRIL 18th
7:30pm Dunn Theatre
Huntsman Marine Science Centre
JOHN PRINE TRIBUTE SHOW
2022
Brent Mason and friends bring a great show to the stage featuring the songs and stories of revered American songwriter John Prine. He was active as a composer, recording artist, live performer, and occasional actor from the early 1970s until his death. He was known for an often humorous style of original music that has elements of protest and social commentary.
Thursday APRIL 27th
7:30pm The Gallery
Sunbury Shores Arts & Nature Centre
Juno Nominee
JOEL FAFARD
Joel Fafard is a Juno nominated Canadian Folk Music Award winner who has been criss-crossing the globe sharing his finger style and slide guitar work for close to 30 years. He has just returned from a 5 week tour of New Zealand and spends a week here in the Maritimes before heading to Europe. Wicked roots and blues music accompanied by a gravelly voice and great stories
Friday May 19th
5:00pm Ministers Island
Paddlefest 2023
Festival Favourite
OWEN STEEL
Grid City Magazine reflects that, “his work has always carried with it a definitive experimental element that’s helped keep it ever so unclassifiable, yet familiar and undeniably something all his own. A fan of low-fi sounds, Steel’s music has always maintained a certain degree of quirk...” CBC radio recently noted that his presence on the regional music scene has been sorely missed!
Sunday May 21st
7:30pm Huntsman Theatre
Paddlefest 2023
Grammy Nominee
ROSE COUSINS
with guest CARLENE
A native of Prince Edward Island, Rose Cousins lives in Halifax. She deeply values being part of multiple music communities, and is constantly fueled by collaboration. Cousins’ 2012 album "We Have Made A Spark" celebrated her Boston community and featured a cast of musicians Cousins had known and played music with for a decade. It won a JUNO Award, 3 East Coast Music Awards, a Canadian Folk Music Award, was nominated for the Polaris Music Prize, and made picks/best of lists in USA Today, NPR Music and Oprah Magazine. Her music has found its way into several TV shows including Grey’s Anatomy.
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CARLENE is a rising folk-musician stationed on the lonely shores of Grand Manan Island, NB. A defiant recluse out of necessity more so than choice, her milling thoughts are transformed into melancholic tunes of observation, tragedy and self-reflection.
