The Ottawa Grassroots Festival, a small volunteer-run,
family-oriented springtime folk festival spearheaded by Bob Nesbitt, will
return Saturday-Sunday April 27-28 for its second year. This year it’s taking
place at the Rideau Curling Club, 715 Cooper Street in Ottawa.
The daytime events, centred on workshops, kid-friendly concerts and a contra dance, are free of charge. Tickets for the Saturday night concert are $25. The Sunday night tickets are $15 and passes for both nights are $35.
The daytime events, centred on workshops, kid-friendly concerts and a contra dance, are free of charge. Tickets for the Saturday night concert are $25. The Sunday night tickets are $15 and passes for both nights are $35.
Among the artists participating in the daytime
activities on Saturday will be Missy Burgess, Ana Miura, Amanda Rheaume, Wendell
Ferguson, Suzie Vinnick, Amanda Bon, Ed Lawrence, Chris White, Selina Bishop,
Hollis Morgan, Mary Gick, Arthur McGregor, Pat Moore, and Folka Voca.
The Saturday night concert features
performances by Ottawa singer-songwriters Ana Miura and Amanda Rheaume followed
by Wendell Ferguson, a great guitarist and humourist, and folk and blues MVP
Suzie Vinnick.
Sunday daytime events will feature workshops,
concerts for kids, a contra dance, a Spirit of Rasputin’s open stage, Gil’s hootenanny and more.
The Sunday night concert will feature several choirs.
Visit ottawagrassrootsfestival.com for all
the details.
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