Christmas Fiddle Show: Terry Little & The Rhythm Boys, with Special Guest 'The Tarvelles'
2021-12-11 19:00 (America/Toronto) | The Stockey Centre, 2 Bay Street, Parry Sound, Ontario, P2A 1S3, Canada
Join us for a holiday concert with Terry Little and The Rhythm Boys, with special Guests ‘The Tarvelles’!

Sponsored by John & Donna McGill

Terry Little and The Rhythm Boys have played music for Cruise Ships (including the Pearl Mist and Victory 2 out of Chicago) for four summers. The band has played at The Annual Autumn Fiddle Fest for thirteen years at The Charles W. Stockey Centre and have played for local long-term care homes and local fairs for many years.

Terry Little himself has played Fiddle all his life. He’s competed at many fiddle contests throughout Ontario and has won many awards (including The Parry Sound District Fiddle Championship) and was inducted into The Northern Ontario Country Music Association in Sault St. Marie. He started playing the fiddle for square dances sixty-four years ago and has two albums with some of his own compositions. He has conducted The Autumn Fiddle Fest each year at The Stockey Centre and brought many top-notch fiddlers and step dancers to the event. He was named to the Order of Parry Sound for enriching the lives of people in the Parry Sound District.

The Tarvelles consists of Paul and Melika Lemelin. Paul has won many first places at fiddling contests all across Ontario and beyond. He has won first many times in The Open Class Grand Master’s in Canada. Melika plays piano and has played backup for fiddle contests across Ontario. She has won piano contests in both Ontario and in the U.S.A.

Tickets are $34.95 + HST each. Tickets go on sale on Wednesday November 3rd, 2021, at 11am.

For full details of the COVID-19 health protocols that will be in place at the Stockey Centre for this event, please visit our Safety Guidelines page.

Effective September 22nd, 2021, the Stockey Centre is required to have a Vaccine Certificate Protocol in place for all events occurring at the Stockey Centre, as per the Province of Ontario’s Proof of Vaccination Mandate. The protocol is attached for your consideration: The Charles W. Stockey Centre’s Vaccine Certificate Protocol [PDF]. We are required to check your Vaccination Receipt along with Proof of Identity when you arrive at the facility.

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iskwē
2021-12-15 19:00 | Ontario
FROM THE STARS TOUR

atamiskâtowin. wâseskwan iskwew isiyihkâsow. kamâmak okihciwāw.

Hello. My name is iskwē. I come from the cree, I come from the Métis, and I come from Treaty One territory. But before all of this, I come from the stars (acākosīk).

In cree culture we are taught that we are the descendants of the star people, the ones who shared with us our knowledge and understanding, gave us fire, stories and teachings of maps of the sky. We are taught that we return to the sky when we are finished walking here on earth, and that when you look up to see a falling star, you’re watching the coming and going of the star people, our ancestors.

Through my next tour, Come from the Stars, I will invite people to share with me the stories of my ancestors.

iskwē | ᐃᐢᑫᐧᐤ is, among many other things, a Juno-award winning artist – a creator and communicator of music and of movement, of pictures, poetry and prose. And through it all, she’s a teller of stories that have impacted our past and will inform our future. Her music is a sonic exploration that not only blurs lines between sources and styles, but also between the actual and the ideal, the real and imagined. Her message is most impactful when delivered from the stage, where it’s not uncommon for people to leave in entranced contemplation or even in tears. Her music merges with dance, multimedia, and more in a completely engulfing and cathartic experience – meant to bring people together and celebrate that which unites over that which divides us.

iskwē is Cree Métis from Treaty One Territory. She was born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. She is an urban Indigenous two-spirited woman from the Red River Valley, the birthplace of the Métis Nation.

Presented by Hey Bear Productions/FACTOR/Ontario Creates.

Tickets are $32.50 + HST, tickets go on sale to the public on Friday November 12, 2021, at 10am.

For full details of the COVID-19 health protocols that will be in place at the Stockey Centre for this event, please visit our Safety Guidelines page.

Effective September 22nd, 2021, the Stockey Centre is required to have a Vaccine Certificate Protocol in place for all events occurring at the Stockey Centre, as per the Province of Ontario’s Proof of Vaccination Mandate. The protocol is attached for your consideration: The Charles W. Stockey Centre’s Vaccine Certificate Protocol [PDF]. We are required to check your Vaccination Receipt along with Proof of Identity when you arrive at the facility.

BUY TICKETS ONLINE HERE
