MUSIC IN THE COURTYARD will take place on weekends throughout August and September of 2020.
The Firehall Arts Centre will present Music in the Courtyard on weekends throughout August and September of 2020. Performances will take place Fridays and Saturdays at 7:00pm, and Sundays at 3:00pm (with the exception of the performance on Sunday, September 13, which will take place at 7:00pm). Tickets are $20 and available online at www.firehallartscentre.ca.
The lineup for Music in the Courtyard is as follows:
John Korsrud, Niho Takase, Ronny Swirl, Raphael Geronimo, and Chris Couto
John Korsrud, Steve Kaldestad, Chris Gestrin, Jeff Gammon, and Joe Poole
John Korsrud, Jillian Lebeck, Brent Mah, Kerry Galloway, and Omar Amlani
Zhambai
Savage Society Presents The Backyard Sessions with Warrior Bunny and Sam Chimes
Celso Machado
Elle Wolf
The Patsy Klein/Tony Wilson Band
Waxwing
The Anti-Fogmatics
Small Town Artillery
Gord Grdina Trio
Itamar Erez Trio
Sitka String Quartet
Paul Pigat
Ruby & Smith
Laura Crema Quartet
Triology
Microcosmos
Van Django
"The Firehall is happy to welcome audiences back to the courtyard for music performances on weekends throughout August and September", says Artistic Producer, Donna Spencer. "We have undertaken two other successful events this summer in the courtyard. These were designed for limited audiences, who all were encouraged to wear face masks and to follow the COVID-19 Health and Safety Protocols the Firehall staff had put in place. Audience members did so willingly and many thanked our staff and came up to express their excitement about attending more performances in the future as they search for a connectivity only live performances provide. When planning this music series with Diane Kadota and John Korsrud, I wanted to offer a place where audiences could sit back, relax, and enjoy music from some of B.C.'s finest musicians, and to provide a little joy to people's COVID lives."
For more information on the Firehall Arts Centre's Music in the Courtyard series, please visit www.firehallartscentre.ca.
The Firehall Arts Centre has instituted safe physical distancing rules and has put in place Health and Safety Measures to ensure audiences, artists, and staff remain safe during all performances. A maximum of 40 people will be granted entry to each performance. Safe physical distancing rules are strongly encouraged in addition to wearing a face mask/covering. Face masks will be available for sale at the door.
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