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SUMMARY:November Folk Bundle
LOCATION:Hugh's Room
DESCRIPTION:Fall into the love of Folk with three great shows at a reduced
  price! Instead of spending nearly $150 to attend all three shows\, folk l
 overs can see these artists for only $100 plus taxes and fees. From Novemb
 er 19 to 27\, enjoy the music of Valdy (Thursday November 19)\, Connie Kal
 dor (Sunday November 21) and Garnet Rogers (Friday November 27). \nWinner
  of two JUNO Awards\, creator of 16 albums\, 22 singles\, four gold record
 s\, CARAS "Songwriter of the Year" and since 2012 Member of the Order of C
 anada\, Valdy is one our country's truly great storytellers. He is of cour
 se a stalwart of music festivals across North America but we at Hugh's Roo
 m Live know he is just as wonderful a performer indoors too. Thursday Nove
 mber 19.\nConnie Kaldor\, Canada’s legendary prairie folk musician\, is 
 celebrating 47 years in show business this year. The JUNO Award winning si
 nger-songwriter is a perennial favourite on the folk music scene. Her beau
 tiful original songs blur musical lines\, embracing elements of gospel\, c
 ountry and western\, and bluegrass. A popular solo performer\, don’t mis
 s Connie Kaldor on guitar and piano Saturday November 21.\nBorn in Hamilto
 n\, Ontario to parents of Nova Scotian descent\, Garnet Rogers spent many 
 hours in front of the family’s old floor model radio listening to Grand 
 Ol' Opry broadcasts and harmonizing with his brother\, the late folk legen
 d Stan Rogers. Two years later\, Garnet was playing the definitive 8-year-
 old's version of Desolation Row on his ukulele. He soon abandoned that ins
 trument to teach himself the flute\, violin and guitar\, and the rest is h
 istory. Friday November 27.\n\nBoletos: https://www.showpass.com/november-
 folk-bundle/
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