The Huron Waves Music Festival say they are thrilled to present its first live Festival events next month with varied programming including a concert saluting Canadian Country Music Legends.
The first event sees Stompin’ Tom Connor’s backup band Whiskey Jacks appear at the Wingham Town Hall Theatre on Sunday, June 12th at 3 pm. The group will be presenting their brand-new show “A Salute to Canadian Country Legends”.
Another event, Sunrise Sound Walks, begins on June 9th offering an experience in a very different sort of music by interdisciplinary artist, composer, and ecologist Anne Bourne.
Bourne will lead her audience to listen to the music of nature. Four active waterside or woodland explorations will begin at 7 am each morning during three beach walks in Port Albert, Port Blake and Bayfield and along the G2G Trail in Blyth from June 9th to 12th.
For more information on what is planned at the Huron Waves Music Festival, you can find them online at huronwavesmusicfestival.ca
