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The Natalie MacMaster-Donnell Leahy Show at the Mary Webb Centre for the Arts in Highgate, on Dec. 14, 2024 was sold out in August with on-line ticket sales. The ticket buyers knew that they were going to be in for a truly awesome show and that’s exactly what happened. From beginning to end, the audience was totally enthralled by the … Read More

On Friday, April 18th, the 14-piece String Orchestra from the Windsor Symphony performed at The Mary Webb Centre for the Arts.  With conductor Daniel Wiley, the orchestra performed a wide range of compositions, both modern and classic.  The concert began with an energetic and familiar piece apropos for the season, “Spring” by Vivaldi, which the audience enthusiastically applauded, knowing that … Read More

Another  great concert at The Mary Webb Centre for the Arts on Saturday, Nov. 3/18.   The Winnipeg trio Sweet Alibi, with backup on bass and drums, sang a wonderful collection of their own songs off their 3 albums, as well numbers from greats such as Fleetwood Mac, Tom Petty and Bob Dylan.  In addition to their wonderful harmony, all … Read More

Trent Severn is an acclaimed Ontario folk trio who sing original, contemporarysongs easily described as “Canadian history in harmony”. Topically modern with a humorous twist,Trent Severn have inspired

A Sharon and Bram show is a sing-along concert for the entire family, featuring such well-loved favourites as “She’ll Be Coming ‘Round the Mountain”, “Five Little Monkeys”, “One Elephant”, “Tingalayo”, and, of course, “Skinnamarink”. “We love singing with our audiences; the sound of families singing together and the expressions of delight on the faces of parents and children as they … Read More

  More information on Rick Fines Trio can be found at www.rickfines.ca

The Western Swing Authority is Shane Guse (fiddle, vocals), Stacey Lee Guse (vocals), Ed “Pee Wee Charles” Ringwald (steel guitar), Dan Howlett (fiddle, vocals),

 However dark the muse, Jadea Kelly’s music guides the listener on a prolific journey towards light and surrender. Swelling with vocal hooks and ambient guitar delays, her most recent release, Love & Lust is

With multiple accolades – a Juno Award, SOCAN Award, multiple East Coast Music Awards, and Music Newfoundland and Labrador Awards, The Ennis Sisters, comprised of Maureen, Teresa and Karen Ennis,

Nunavut’s first ever Juno Award winning Inuk singer/songwriter, Susan Aglukark, will be in Highgate, November 11 @ 8 pm. Her early writing was a series of songs drawn from the thing she had left, a life of uncertainty. In her singing/songwriting