Gulf of Georgia Series Calendar

Gulf of Georgia Cannery

Presented in partnership with the Gulf of Georgia Cannery, Steveston Folk Guild, and The Beatmerchant. At the Gulf of Georgia Cannery, by the dock in downtown Steveston.

Gulf of Georgia Cannery, 6.30pm, June 28th

Rhythm Roundup

Rhythm Roundup met at a Vancouver bluegrass jam in the mid nineties, and have been playing their unique blend of Bluegrass and Country music ever since. Well known for their smooth, rich vocals, they have been thrilling Vancouver audiences for years with their unique blend of bluegrass & country music. Vocals are shared by Sue Malcolm and Vic Smyth with Stu MacDonald on bass, & Don Fraser on dobro, adding that all important identity that rounds out the sound.

Gulf of Georgia Cannery, 6.30pm, July 12th

Fraser Union

Known for their repertoire of Canadian material reflecting the lives, history, and landscapes that make up this country, “Fraser Union” has been a mainstay of the British Columbia folk music scene for many years. Strong vocals from Dan Kenning, Henk Piket, Roger Holdstock, and Barry Truter are accompanied by guitars, mandolins, dobro, and banjo. Great four part harmonies.

Gulf of Georgia Cannery, 6.30pm, July 26th

Pancho & Sal

Don’t miss this exciting duo who perform Latin music from all over South America. Bombos, Cha Chas, the Quena, Guitar and Charanga are only some of the instruments you will hear. Singing in Spanish, English and French, their music and translations inspires the audiences to participate and sing along. Join us for a fun evening of toe tapping Latin rhythms.

Gulf of Georgia Cannery, 6.30pm, August 9th

Steve Alexander

Steve Alexander is a two-time Western Canada championship bluegrass guitar player and a great songwriter. The hilarious “Let’s Enjoy a Senior’s Moment” has become the title track for two recent CD releases and is played at bluegrass festivals in Canada and the US. Steve’s playing has been recognized by guitar manufacturers and he appears on the websites of Morgan and Godin guitars with other top acoustic and electric players.

Gulf of Georgia Cannery, 6.30pm, August 23rd

Tim Readman

Tim Readman has a superb repertoire of Canadian and World folk songs. His performances are musically entertaining, soulful, and guaranteed to make you laugh. He has earned a reputation as a great songwriter, and interpreter of traditional and contemporary folk songs. His stories and songs will take you on a musical journey which will leave you wanting more. Come prepared to laugh.