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SUMMARY:Music at MERA: Maggie's Wake
DESCRIPTION:Maggie’s Wake is the inspired collaboration of Tara Dunphy (The Rizdales\, Luther Wright and the Wrongs)\, on lead vocals\, fiddle\, tin whistle and flute and Lindsay Schindler (Rant Maggie Rant\, Trent Severn)\, on fiddle and vocals\, backed up by Andrew Kosty on bass and Ken Palmer on guitar. Although recently formed\, this is a seasoned quartet with strong original compositions that have the story lines\, vocal harmonies and Celtic arrangements rooted in a traditional folk idiom\, but played with a contemporary freedom that hints at jazz\, Americana\, and classic country. With a busy recording and concert schedule\, Maggie’s Wake have been rapidly gathering audience and critical acclaim that recently resulted in a 2025 Canadian Folk Music Award for Best New/Emerging Artist for their self-titled debut album\, Maggie’s Wake. Prepare yourself for an afternoon of meaningful stories set to beautiful melodies\, rich vocal harmonies and wicked fiddle arrangements played with a joyful energy. \nCLICK HERE for more information and video about Maggie’s Wake. \nTickets are available at TicketsPlease.ca \nThanks to the generous support of the Ontario Arts Council we are able to offer a $20 discount to those 30 years and under\, and if they wish\, an additional $20 discount for their “guest” of any age. \nRegular – 31 years & older: $35 plus fees\nDiscount Single – 30 years & under: $15 plus fees\nDiscount Pair – 30 years & under with guest of any age (2 tickets): $30 plus fees \nFunding support provided by the Ontario Arts Council and the Government of Ontario
URL:https://meraschoolhouse.org/event/music-at-mera-maggies-wake/
LOCATION:MERA Schoolhouse\,  McDonald’s Corners\, 974 Dalhousie Concession 9A\, McDonalds Corners\, Ontario\, K0G 1M0\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Folk music,Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20260329T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20260329T160000
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SUMMARY:Music at MERA: The Quilter's Guild
DESCRIPTION:After years of mutual admiration\, Mike T. Kerr and Lotus Wight have stitched together a musical union\, an artfully arranged patchwork of instruments and influences\, each explored down to its deep authentic roots. A shared passion for music history and rare recordings provides common musical ground for these unique and masterful musicians. \nLotus Wight\, a.k.a. Sam Allison\, plays music in the key of Folk\, Blues and Ragtime. Audiences are captivated by his seamless movement from banjo to jaw-harp to guitar and his own invention\, the contrabass harmoniphoneum. His original songs\, both heartfelt and entertaining\, sound like they have been plucked from days of old\, and his inimitable style has won him accolades from all over the globe\, including festival performances in the Shetland Islands\, Turkey\, Denmark\, and the Netherlands.\nMike T. Kerr is a wild guitar player and ambitious songwriter who combines the boisterous ragtime of the Reverend Gary Davis\, the country class of Chet Atkins\, and the explosive energy of Django Reinhardt into a fireworks display of musical joy. Always curious to dig up not only a song’s history\, but the shape of the world at the time\, Mike plays passionately and openly while interpreting the great country blues and jazz players of the past. Mike is in high demand as a soloist\, an accompanist and session guitarist\, touring and recording with such notables as William Prince\, Corin Raymond\, Campbell Woods\, Irish Mythen and many others.\nAs The Quilter’s Guild\, these two mighty musicians will join forces at MERA to present an unforgettable afternoon of strumming\, picking\, singing\, entertaining and educating.\nCLICK HERE for more information and video about the Quilter’s Guild \nTickets are available at TicketsPlease.ca \nThanks to the generous support of the Ontario Arts Council we are able to offer a $20 discount to those 30 years and under\, and if they wish\, an additional $20 discount for their “guest” of any age. \nRegular – 31 years & older: $35 plus fees\nDiscount Single – 30 years & under: $15 plus fees\nDiscount Pair – 30 years & under with guest of any age (2 tickets): $30 plus fees \nFunding support provided by the Ontario Arts Council and the Government of Ontario
URL:https://meraschoolhouse.org/event/music-at-mera-the-quilters-guild/
LOCATION:MERA Schoolhouse\,  McDonald’s Corners\, 974 Dalhousie Concession 9A\, McDonalds Corners\, Ontario\, K0G 1M0\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Folk music,Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20260412T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20260412T160000
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SUMMARY:Music at MERA: Kellylee Evans
DESCRIPTION:It has been almost 20 years since Kellylee Evan released her debut album “Fight or Flight?”\, nominated in for a 2007 Juno award. It was immediately apparent that here was a vocalist with the gorgeous voice and musical intelligence possessed by only an elite group of singer/songwriters. Equally comfortable with jazz\, soul\, pop\, and hip-hop\, Kellylee has the ability to deliver each live performance with a visceral energy that brings spellbound audiences to their feet.  \nAfter years of grueling international touring\, 6 albums and multiple awards\, all the while homeschooling her three children\, Kellylee suffered a life altering lightning strike in 2013\, and subsequent concussions in 2015 and 2022. Since 2017 Kellylee has focused on her recovery\, cautiously returning to making and sharing her music\, as well as speaking publicly about her personal journey and sharing her inspiring message of self-care and finding one’s own superpowers.  \nHer remarkable talent has since been matched by her positive resilience\, producing 3 more recordings and continuing to bring joy through live performance. Kellylee enjoys performing for audiences of all ages. MERA extends a special welcome to families and youth to join us for this concert.  \nCLICK HERE for more information and video about Kellylee Evans \nTickets are available at TicketsPlease.ca \nThanks to the generous support of the Ontario Arts Council we are able to offer a $20 discount to those 30 years and under\, and if they wish\, an additional $20 discount for their “guest” of any age. \nRegular – 31 years & older: $40 plus fees\nDiscount Single – 30 years & under: $20 plus fees\nDiscount Pair – 30 years & under with guest of any age (2 tickets): $40 plus fees \nFunding support provided by the Ontario Arts Council and the Government of Ontario
URL:https://meraschoolhouse.org/event/music-at-mera-kellylee-evans/
LOCATION:MERA Schoolhouse\,  McDonald’s Corners\, 974 Dalhousie Concession 9A\, McDonalds Corners\, Ontario\, K0G 1M0\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Folk music,Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20260426T140000
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SUMMARY:Music at MERA: Terra Spenser
DESCRIPTION:A very first impression of Terra Spencer’s music is one of comfortable melody sung confidently\, accompanied by deft fingerstyle guitar or piano. But after the first verse you are wishing you paid more attention. There are stories unfolding here in this music. Terra has been playing instruments from a young age\, but her music career is barely a decade old. This follows a stint as a small town funeral director\, an occupation with a unique window into a community of stories. Wherever her stories come from\, the styles and subjects of Terra’s compositions cast a surprisingly wide net\, quirky\, poignant\, observant\, fascinating. On stage Terra brings easy gentle humor and spontaneous conversation that connects her music together to create a thoughtful\, intimate show. \nThe caliber of Terra’s songwriting has attracted collaborations with such musicians as David Gunning\, David Francey and Ben Caplan. Each of Terra’s 4 strong albums have added to her growing reputation as a quality musician and songwriter. Terra’s latest album ‘Sunset’ was named the 2024 Penguin Eggs Roots Music Canada Critics’ Choice Album of the Year (alongside Julian Taylor’s ‘Pathways’) and Music Nova Scotia Folk/Roots Recording of the Year\, and garnered her ECMA and Canadian Folk Music Award nominations for Solo Artist and English Songwriter of the Year. You may not have heard Terra Spencer before\, but once you do\, you will not soon forget her music. \nCLICK HERE for more information and video about Terra Spencer \nTickets are available at TicketsPlease.ca \nThanks to the generous support of the Ontario Arts Council we are able to offer a $20 discount to those 30 years and under\, and if they wish\, an additional $20 discount for their “guest” of any age. \nRegular – 31 years & older: $30 plus fees\nDiscount Single – 30 years & under: $10 plus fees\nDiscount Pair – 30 years & under with guest of any age (2 tickets): $20 plus fees \nFunding support provided by the Ontario Arts Council and the Government of Ontario
URL:https://meraschoolhouse.org/event/music-at-mera-terra-spenser/
LOCATION:MERA Schoolhouse\,  McDonald’s Corners\, 974 Dalhousie Concession 9A\, McDonalds Corners\, Ontario\, K0G 1M0\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Folk music,Music
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SUMMARY:Music at MERA: The Donné Roberts Band
DESCRIPTION:Born in Madagascar\, raised and educated in Moscow\, Donné Roberts was already a musician fluent in Malagasy\, Russian\, French and English by the time he arrived in Canada in 1999. His performances and recordings with the Juno winning African Guitar Summit from 2004 to 2007 gained him wider exposure and appreciation. As part of the Okavango African Orchestra\, Donné was again awarded a Juno Award for World Music Album of the Year in 2017. All the while\, Donné has been a busy musician\, touring with his own band\, and releasing multiple albums including Juno nominated “OYA!” in 2022. His growing success caught the attention of CBC Radio\, who commissioned him to compose the theme music for their popular morning Sunday morning show Fresh Air. \nDonné is an active collaborator with notables such as the Sultans of String\, Amanda Martinez and Toronto-based Japanese singer-songwriter Kiiola\, with whom he performs in the aptly named duo Baobab Cherry. Although much of Donné’s own music is written and sung in his first language\, Malagasy\, his versatility and natural ability to synthesize from his wide experience allow him to create music that is always dynamic\, accessible and fun. Prepare yourself for a lively afternoon with Donné and his band consisting of guitar\, keyboard\, bass\, percussion and multiple vocals. \nMuch like Madagascar music is infused with African\, Austronesian\, Arabic and European influences\, Donné Roberts’ music is a delicious mélange of international sonic flavours. Eric Alper\, March 4th\, 2022 – Cashbox Magazine Canada \nAbove everything else\, Roberts aims for his musical concoctions to be a source of hope and joy. Darryl Sterdan\, March 2\, 2022 – Tinnitist \nCLICK HERE for more information and video about Donné Roberts \nTickets are available at TicketsPlease.ca \nThanks to the generous support of the Ontario Arts Council we are able to offer a $20 discount to those 30 years and under\, and if they wish\, an additional $20 discount for their “guest” of any age. \nRegular – 31 years & older: $35 plus fees\nDiscount Single – 30 years & under: $15 plus fees\nDiscount Pair – 30 years & under with guest of any age (2 tickets): $30 plus fees \nFunding support provided by the Ontario Arts Council and the Government of Ontario
URL:https://meraschoolhouse.org/event/music-at-mera-the-donne-roberts-band/
LOCATION:MERA Schoolhouse\,  McDonald’s Corners\, 974 Dalhousie Concession 9A\, McDonalds Corners\, Ontario\, K0G 1M0\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Folk music,Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20260920T140000
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SUMMARY:Music at MERA: Homewood Duo
DESCRIPTION:Violinist Patrick Goodwin and pianist Reese Barkhuizen have been performing together for years but have only recently formalized their collaboration as the “Homewood Duo”. For their performance at MERA they will present “Fall Colours”\, a classical “playlist” for the autumn season. The programme contrasts the spirited energy of Beethoven with the colourful brushstrokes of Debussy\, exploring the rustic hues\, bucolic comforts\, and quiet resolutions of the fall. The programme also features solo works for both instruments\, including Mendelssohn’s beloved Rondo Capriccioso for piano and a nostalgic work for solo violin by South African composer Hendrik Hofmeyr. \nViolinist Patrick Goodwin previously held the position of concertmaster with the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra\, frequently leading the orchestra in partnership with Cape Town Opera and Cape Town City Ballet. Now based in Toronto\, Patrick regularly performs with various orchestras including the Canadian Opera Company\, the Orchestra of the National Ballet of Canada\, and the newly formed Canadian Chamber Orchestra. As a passionate chamber musician\, Patrick has appeared in concert throughout South Africa and collaborates regularly with various groups in and around Toronto\, including performances with his duo and life partner\, pianist Reese Barkhuizen. \nOriginating from South Africa\, Reese Barkhuizen enjoys critical acclaim as a concert pianist\, collaborative artist\, and teacher. As well as competing in several international piano competitions\, his performances and studies have taken him from Cape Town to Finland\, China\, Estonia\, the USA\, and the United Kingdom. As an educator\, Reese has taught students at some of South Africa’s most prestigious institutions. He is currently the director of music at Sunnybrook School in Toronto where he continues to inspire and motivate students while maintaining a busy performance schedule. \nTickets are available at Tickets Please \nThanks to the generous support of the Ontario Arts Council we are able to offer a $20 discount to those 30 years and under\, and if they wish\, an additional $20 discount for their “guest” of any age. \nRegular – 31 years & older: $30 plus fees\nDiscount Single – 30 years & under: $10 plus fees\nDiscount Pair – 30 years & under with guest of any age (2 tickets): $20 plus fees \nFunding support provided by the Ontario Arts Council and the Government of Ontario
URL:https://meraschoolhouse.org/event/music-at-mera-homewood-duo/
LOCATION:Ontario
CATEGORIES:Music
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261018T160000
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SUMMARY:Music at MERA - Lynne Hanson and Blair Michael Hogan
DESCRIPTION:“Canada’s Queen of Americana” last graced the MERA stage late in 2021 and her return is long overdue. Over the last 20 years Lynne Hanson has built a solid reputation for live performance and produced 10 (and counting) albums of critically acclaimed original music including her Canadian Folk Music Award winning collaboration with Lynn Miles “Heartbreak Song for the Radio”. Lynne describes her musician’s persona as a “heartbreak poet” whose compositions include “a little blues\, a little country\, and a little folk with a whole lot of grit and capital T truth in the lyrics”. To this list we should add her great ear for intriguing melody and story lines. This folk roots blend has been labeled “Americana” and is certainly a term Lynne does not dismiss. However\, her extensive catalog offers many wonderful pieces that fall outside of that genre musically while retaining Lynne’s unmistakable rich vocals and mature lyrical standards. Joining Lynne will be Blair Michael Hogan\, her long time collaborator and one of the most gifted and versatile guitarists on the scene today. This pair will bring us a selection of material that includes some of Lynn’s newest work. Honest\, finely crafted compositions and impeccable performance. Prepare to be captivated. \nFor more information plus video Click Here \nTickets are available at Tickets Please \nThanks to the generous support of the Ontario Arts Council we are able to offer a $20 discount to those 30 years and under\, and if they wish\, an additional $20 discount for their “guest” of any age. \nRegular – 31 years & older: $35 plus fees\nDiscount Single – 30 years & under: $15 plus fees\nDiscount Pair – 30 years & under with guest of any age (2 tickets): $30 plus fees \nBuy Now \nFunding assistance provided by the Ontario Arts Council and the Government of Ontario \n\n 
URL:https://meraschoolhouse.org/event/music-at-mera-lynne-hanson-and-blair-hogan/
LOCATION:MERA Schoolhouse\,  McDonald’s Corners\, 974 Dalhousie Concession 9A\, McDonalds Corners\, Ontario\, K0G 1M0\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261115T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261115T140000
DTSTAMP:20261013T133903Z
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SUMMARY:Les Boréades de Montreal
DESCRIPTION:Music at MERA and the MERA Recorder Consort are thrilled to host a special performance of Early Music on November 15 by Francis Colpron\, Marie-Laurence Primeau and Tristan Best\, members Les Boréades de Montréal. The trio will perform Renaissance and Baroque music on period instruments including recorder\, traverso flute and viola da gamba. The programme will include a selection of pieces composed between the 15th and 18th centuries\, as well as a set of traditional Irish and Acadian tunes. \nNamed after the winged sons of Boreas\, Greek god of the North Wind\, Les Boréades was founded in 1991 by master recorder and traverso player Francis Colpron. Under Colpron’s artistic direction\, this baroque ensemble puts on a very successful annual concert series in Montreal\, performs in North America and Europe\, and records on the ATMA Classique label. \nIn addition to his work with Les Boréades\, Francis Colpron was associate flutist with Trinity Consort of Portland from 2000 to 2009. He has been a guest soloist with groups such as Apollo’s Fire of Cleveland\, the Edmonton Symphony\, the National Arts Centre Orchestra\, Opera Atelier\, Thirteen Strings\, the Studio de musique ancienne de Montréal\, Les Violons du Roy\, the Nova Scotia Orchestra\, and L’Harmonie des Saisons. His discography consists of more than 40 recordings. \nJoining Francis will be Marie-Laurence Primeau and Tristan Best. Marie-Laurence Primeau is a versatile artist\, equally at ease on recorder and viola da gamba which has led her to work with several well-established ensembles. Tristan Best’s musical career began with jazz guitar before moving to study viola da gamba at McGill University. Tristan now regularly performs across Canada with early music and contemporary groups on viola da gamba. \nThe MERA Recorder Consort is looking forward to participating in a recorder workshop by led by Francis Colpron before the afternoon performance on November 15.T \nFor more information Click Here \nTickets available at Tickets Please HERE \nThanks to the generous support of the Ontario Arts Council we are able to offer a $20 discount to those 30 years and under\, and if they wish\, an additional $20 discount for their “guest” of any age. \nRegular – 31 years & older: $35 plus fees\nDiscount Single – 30 years & under: $15 plus fees\nDiscount Pair – 30 years & under with guest of any age (2 tickets): $30 plus fees \nFunding support provided by the Ontario Arts Council and the Government of Ontario
URL:https://meraschoolhouse.org/event/les-boreades-de-montreal/
LOCATION:Ontario
CATEGORIES:Music
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261129T160000
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SUMMARY:VALDY at Watson's Corners Community Hall
DESCRIPTION:Valdy\nand special guest Sunsdrum\nSunday\, November 29\, 2:00pm\nWatson’s Corners Community Hall\,\n1132 Dalhousie 3rd Concession\, Lanark \n \nValdy is a true icon of the Canadian folk scene who brings a rich catalogue of well-known original compositions such as “Rock & Roll Song”\, “A Good Song” and “Simple Life” together with covers of other classics that he has made his own\, including “Renaissance” by David Bradstreet\, “Yes I Can” by Bob Ruzicka and “Sonny’s Dream” by Ron Hynes. \nValdy has sold more than half a million copies of his eighteen albums\, received two Juno Awards (Folk Singer of the Year and Folk Entertainer of the Year) and seven Juno nominations\, and has four Gold albums to his credit. In 2011\, Valdy was appointed the Order of Canada. \nA keen\, empathetic observer with a gentle sense of humour\, Valdy remains unaffected by all the acclaim. After over five decades on the road\, he continues to play large and small venues with the genuine energy and passion of a man still in love with people\, music and life. \nLynda Brown and Keely (Papatsie) Nicholson comprise the accomplished throat singing mother–daughter duo known as Sunsdrum (Siqiniup Qilauta). Prepare to be charmed by Linda and Keely’s joyful enthusiasm for preserving this Inuit cultural tradition while bringing it to a wider audience. \nFor more information on Valdy and Sunsdrum Click Here \nTickets available soon at Tickets Please \nPlease note that this event will take place at the Watson’s Corners Community Hall\, 1132 Dalhousie 3rd Concession\, Lanark  \nThanks to the generous support of the Ontario Arts Council we are able to offer a $20 discount to those 30 years and under\, and if they wish\, an additional $20 discount for their “guest” of any age. \nRegular – 31 years & older: $35 plus fees\nDiscount Single – 30 years & under: $15 plus fees\nDiscount Pair – 30 years & under with guest of any age (2 tickets): $30 plus fees \nFunding support provided by the Ontario Arts Council and the Government of Ontario
URL:https://meraschoolhouse.org/event/music-at-mera-valdy/
LOCATION:Watson’s Corners Community Hall\, 1132 Dalhousie 3rd Concession\, Lanark\, Ontario\, K0G 1K0\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20270321T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20270321T160000
DTSTAMP:20260824T222224Z
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SUMMARY:Music at MERA - Marleyn & Lacroix
DESCRIPTION:More info to come
URL:https://meraschoolhouse.org/event/homeschool-group-2/
LOCATION:Ontario
CATEGORIES:Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20270425T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20270425T160000
DTSTAMP:20260824T222459Z
CREATED:20240624T183341Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260824T222459Z
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SUMMARY:Music at MERA - Andrew Collins Trio
DESCRIPTION:More info to come
URL:https://meraschoolhouse.org/event/homeschool-group-3/
LOCATION:Ontario
CATEGORIES:Folk music,Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20270516T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20270516T160000
DTSTAMP:20260824T222713Z
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SUMMARY:Mark Ferguson Quartet
DESCRIPTION:More info to come
URL:https://meraschoolhouse.org/event/homeschool-group-39/
LOCATION:Ontario
CATEGORIES:Music
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