THE MAVENS
Event Details
Three of Canada’s truly legendary singer/songwriters, musicians and story-tellers come together to create folk music magic on our stage.Lynn, Susan and Shari have crossed paths many times through their lengthy careers as songwriters and touring recording artists, sharing festival workshop stages, song circles and endless stories. In the summer of 2019, Shari spent a few days in the middle of a Maritime tour at Susan’s place on the Nova Scotia coast. An evening chat about their favourite songwriters hatched the idea that their dream trio would include the incomparable Lynn Miles, based in Ottawa. The following February the stars aligned for them all to be together at Shari’s on the west coast to spend several days exploring tunes, laughing, playing, laughing, walking, eating, playing, and laughing. And lo, The Mavens were born.
Experience classic songs with stunning harmonies, great musicianship, and lots of humour.
Lynn Miles – https://lynnmilesmusic.ca
Susan Crowe – http://susancrowe.com
Shari Ulrich – https://www.shariulrich.com
TICKETS
$32 Adult
$5 Youth
HST additional
Royalty Card holders get 10% off
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Doors open 45 minutes before showtime. Please arrive early.
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