2019-2020 Season
Saturday, September 28th
Featuring: The Alkemist
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The Alkemist is a one man band based somewhere in the hidden forests of Northern BC. Playing a variety of instruments such as guitar, banjo, fiddle, drone flute, kick drum and a bone rattle boot, The Alkemist weaves fist pumping, boot stompin' dance tunes with dark and enchanting soundscapes to create an environment perfect for kickin' up the star dust or blissing out in the mind's eye.
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Friday, November 1st
Featuring: Harmonie Rose
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Harmonie Rose has been living and writing songs on Haida Gwaii for over 23 years. She has a wide variety of original styles touching on blues, reggae, folk and dance music. Harmonie's first instrument was Harmonica over 30 years ago and she learned to play guitar and songwrite in order to support the harp. She made a cd called "Island Time" in 2007 while parenting her first four children, and had two more after that, all born here. Harmonie loves the outdoors, adventuring and music and dancing of course!
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Friday, November 29th
Featuring: The Blair: Which Project?
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Over the past 10 years, Blair has performed under many different names and with many different musicians across Haida Gwaii. This Feature performance will bring together many of the classic acts you’ve heard over the years, from HatStache to BAEthoven and beyond.
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Friday, January 31st
Featuring: Salt Water Hank
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Born in Prince Rupert, BC and a member of the Gitga’at community, Tsimshian folk artist Saltwater Hank resurrects stories of the land, loss and absurd circumstance and shines them through a sepia lens, witnessing ageless characters with hearts and lives on the line.
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Friday, February 28th
Featuring: Ca
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When Ca isn’t playing music in Glitter and Mould or witching around in swamps for film, she has been known to be found twirling in he air in acrobatic performances, dancing as a swan in operas, animating stop motion hearts and beets doing the ballet and many other strange and wondrous things. She dwells like a hermiting troll in Sandspit along with her large array of handcrafted masks, headdresses, costumes and puppets.
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Friday, March 27th
Featuring: Rusty Mold and the Sugar Agates
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They were discovered in the bog near Masset, Haida Gwaii, where they lived on the dash of an old abandoned car seeking waves to slide down. With Seb Dalgarno on guitar/vocals, Finlay Smith on Guitar, Jay Myers on bass and Marcus Alexander on the flowerpots, they developed a sound somewhere between dream-country and bog-swing, all sprinkled with tales of the north: post-apocalyptic bogscapes, tsunami evacuations, cars ditched in the sand, and riverbank blues.
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Friday, April 24th