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GPAG: The Dee Brown Trio Concert

Join us with the Dee Brown Trio on Friday October 9th, 5pm – 7pm! Covering Blues, Rn’B, Country, Pop, and just a little bit of Rap, the Dee Brown Trio emerged on the coast music scene last year. With Boyd Norman on bass and vocals, Peter Hill on guitar and vocals, and Dee Brown on guitar, drums, and vocals, the Dee Brown Trio presents unique interpretations of past and present favourites. The concert supports the GPAG Building Repair Project. Seats are limited; get your tickets now online at www.gpag.ca/dee-brown-trio.

Boyd Norman is a phenomenal musician and actor, whose musical projects include Georgia Fats. A retired English teacher and playwright, Peter Hill is a stellar guitar player and slide guitar player. Dee Brown is a Gibsons based painter, writer, and musician known for her bluesy vocals and percussive guitar style.

St Hilda’s Church: Magical Nature – Album listening experience & release party

After 10+ years in creation, Magical Nature comes to life!

Immerse yourself into an orchestra of nature sounds, interwoven with didgeridoos, multilayered guitars, throat singing and entrancing percussion.
Guiding a deep reflective sound journey through earthly realms. Celebrating and honouring the natural world.

Opening with a live didgeridoo performance and introduction to the album.

Advance tickets – $20
Door – $25

St Hildas Anglican Church

Doors at 6:30 – Begins at 7:00

For more info visit : www.featherlore.net

GPAG: Live Music | Woodland Rhythms

Join us for free live music from 1pm – 3pm on Sunday Sept. 27th, Oct. 4th, and Oct. 18th!

Presented as part of our Woodland Rhythms exhibition by Sandy Kay and Kathy McKnight. In their exhibition Sandy Kay and Kathy McKnight weave a rich tapestry of perception, where the boundary between visual art, musical expression, and natural landscape dissolves into a singular, evocative experience. Free to attend and all are welcome, no registration required.

Gumboot Cafe: Tyson Naylor, Gavin Youngash, Mike Ardagh, James Meger

Lyrical, Soulful, Modern Jazz, Americana and beyond. Original tunes and deep cuts.

7pm doors, 7:30pm show. $20 at the door or PWYC.

Tyson Naylor – Keyboards
Gavin Youngash – Guitar
Mike Ardagh – Drums
James Meger – Bass

https://tysonnaylortrio.bandcamp.com/album/kosmonauten
https://gavinyoungashtrio.bandcamp.com/album/ep

TYSON NAYLOR

Canadian pianist, accordionist and keyboardist Tyson Naylor has toured extensively across Canada, the U.S. and Europe. His experience as an improvisor, his attention to detail and his versatility have allowed him to perform in very diverse musical settings. He’s played with the Warsaw Improviser’s Orchestra, Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Turning Point Ensemble, and Wayne Horvitz’s Conducted Improv Ensemble. He has also performed with Destroyer, Frazey Ford, Dan Mangan, and Micatone.
Other current and past collaborators include Aram Bajakian (Lou Reed, Diana Krall), Christian Lillinger, Tobias Delius, Brad Henkel, Michael Griener, Samuel Hall, Axel Dörner, Mats Äleklint and Lina Allemano.
Tyson’s debut trio album was released in 2012 on Songlines Recordings, and was followed up by a tour of major Canadian and U.S. Jazz Festivals.
Naylor also composed the soundtrack to the films Lynnwood and Juken, and contributed to the soundtrack of feature film Hector and the Search For Happiness.

GAVIN YOUNGASH

Gavin Youngash is a Vancouver-based multi-instrumentalist performer, session musician, collaborator and composer. His catalogue includes live performance and recording both locally and internationally with notable Canadian acts including Frazey Ford, Krystle Dos Santos (2x Western Canadian Music Award) and Vancouver gospel-soul powerhouse Dawn Pemberton (WCMA’s Urban Recording of the Year 2015).
In addition to his collaborative freelance and session work, Youngash plays bass/keys and composes for Vancouver synth-pop group Star Captains, is a writer and guitarist with westcoast post-rock noise outfit I Think I Saw You See Me and plays guitar/composes for his own ensemble, the Gavin Youngash Trio.

PR – qathet Concert Band – Open Rehearsals

We begin our new season on Thursday, September 10th. The first 2 rehearsals, September 10th and September 17th are open rehearsals. If you play an instrument (woodwinds, brass, percussion) and are interested in joining a concert band, this is the time to check us out!
qCB has a variety of players, from very skilled to beginner/intermediate. We play a variety of genres including classical, jazz, pop. We have a stage band playing jazz arrangements as well as a variety of small ensembles.
Rehearsals are in the band room at Brooks Secondary School at 7:30 pm. Hope to see you there!

Sunshine Coast Art Crawl

Take a free, self-directed tour and discover the vibrant arts community of the Sunshine Coast!

The Art Crawl returns this year with 186 venues spanning from Gambier Island to Earls Cove and Egmont, showcasing an incredible range of artists, studios, galleries and other unique locations.

Over three days, meet the artists, explore their creative spaces, and experience the unique spirit of the Coast through painting, pottery, glass, woodwork, textiles, photography, jewelry, and much more.

Whether you’re a seasoned collector or simply curious, the Crawl offers something for everyone. Come explore, connect, and discover the creativity that makes the Sunshine Coast so special!

Stephan LaCasse live at Ace’s Clubhouse

Roberts Creek singer-strummer, Stephan LaCasse, returns to Ace’s this Saturday evening, 6-9pm. A great mix of classic cover tunes and original music.

Opportunity: Suncoast Phoenix Choir – fall session

Suncoast Phoenix choir is seeking tenors and basses interested in joining our vibrant choir. Fall rehearsals begin September 10 at 6:45 PM. If interested please contact Sara Douglas (604) 219-4586.

Café de la Guitara II

Join us for a relaxing evening of guitar and coffee. Local musician Bradley Wells will be playing a selection of pieces, mostly in a nuevo flamenco style and some reimagined classics!
Tickets are $20 at the door or $25 on eventbrite
10 early bird ticket sets are available – 2 for $40

Gumboot Cafe: Tribute to Tony Wilson

An evening celebrating and paying tribute to one of the West Coast’s most beloved guitarists and composers.

w/
Graham Ord
Karen Graves
Giorgio Magnanensi
Lisa Cay Miller
Stefan Smulovitz
Mike Ardagh
Malcolm Jack
James Meger
Cole Schmidt
Ron Samworth
Barry Taylor

The Gumboot Cafe, Roberts Creek. 7:30pm doors, 8pm show. Entrance by donation.

Heritage Playhouse: Harp Concert with Diana Child Wort

Enjoy a harp concert accompanied by the sweet songs of Diana Child Wort at the Gibsons Heritage Playhouse.

Saturday, Aug. 22, 3:30 – 4 PM

Free

Brickers Sunday Live Music Schedule

Sundays

Sept 6 – 2-5pm – Gar N Ola

Sept 13 – 3-5pm – Sean Peters

Sept 20 – 3-5pm – Jane Allen & Randy Shepherd

Sept 27 – 3-5pm – Joe Stanton + BRAT mountain bike race

Oct 3 – 2-5pm – Aline Deanna : Oct 3 – 2-5pm – Charlie & Friends

Oct 11 – 3-5pm – Karl Kirkaldy

Oct 18 – 3-5pm – Sean Strome

Gibsons Public Market: Saturday Live Music- Graham Williams

Graham Williams is a musician who has a deep passion for playing music and singing. With a wide range of musical influences, Graham covers folk, country, and classic rock hits from the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s, as well as contemporary hits. His performances are a journey through time, playing songs you know and some songs you’ve forgotten you know from artists like The Tragically Hip, Tom Petty, Chris Stapleton, Gordon Lightfoot, Neil Young and many more. Graham’s unique sound and heartfelt performances are sure to captivate audiences of all ages.

Sponsored by Emelle’s Market Bistro and featuring their happy hour menu.

www.gibsonspublicmarket.com

Gibsons Public Market: Saturday Live Music- Douglas Campbell

Meet Douglas Campbell, a third-generation Sunshine Coast local and accomplished composer, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist. Proficient on piano, bass guitar, and drums, Douglas brings depth, versatility, and heartfelt musicianship to every performance. His music blends skill and soul, creating an engaging experience that’s both intimate and uplifting.

Sponsored by Emelle’s Market Bistro and featuring their happy hour menu.

www.gibsonspublicmarket.com

Hackett Park Artisan Fair

Aug 15-16. An annual gathering of local and regional vendors. The Fair has been an annual tradition on the Coast for 38 years, and attracts close to 5000 visitors seeking to discover the creations of artisans who are jury selected based on craftsmanship, originality, and the unique items they have to offer for sale. In keeping with our ongoing tradition, the fair will coincide with the popular Festival of the Written Arts.

This year’s Fair will take place in the lower field of Hackett Park. We will have a large variety of artisans, artists, and food vendors, as well as live music.

The Fair can be accessed via Medusa Street and at the corner of Trail Ave. and Dolphin St. in Sechelt. Admission is by donation for adults, students and seniors, and free for children under twelve.

Coopers Green Park: Halfmoon Bay Lazy Daze

Live music by Blue Western and Brothers in Farms. Three food vendors. Beer, wine and cider.
Laid back atmosphere – bring a deck chair or blanket, meet friends and neighbours. We love visitors!
Free to Community Association members

PHMS Presents Marin Patenaude with Steve Brockley

Carefree Highway Riders is a harmony-driven duo featuring well-known Canadian songwriters Marin Patenaude and Steve Brockley. While both artists have carved out respected solo careers with their original material, this collaboration is a heartfelt detour dedicated to the timeless songs of Gordon Lightfoot. Along the way, they will take some unexpected back roads into more contemporary territory with their own compositions.

Backeddy Pub: Sean Peters

Sean brings his signature blend of acoustic folk, blues, and soul to the stage. Pair the tunes with great food, cold drinks, and even better company — the perfect way to wrap up the weekend.

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