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Brampton Folk Club: The Great Canadiana Song Swap

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The Brampton Folk Club’s next Friday Folk Night Concert on October 30th is a special concert, "The Great Canadiana Song Swap" with James Gordon and Ian Bell. James and Ian are good friends who have both been writing and collecting songs about Canada for decades. James is best known for his work with Tamarack, the CBC show Basic Black, and his solo career, while Ian Bell is an accomplished folksinger, songwriter, instrumentalist, and storyteller. In this special concert, they will be onstage together, taking turns playing original and traditional songs about Canada and its colourful history. Opening act: Glenn McFarlane Trio.


The concert will be held in Sanderson Hall, on the upper level of St. Paul’s United Church, 30 Main St. South, Brampton. It runs from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., with doors opening at 7 p.m. Come hungry and enjoy our yummy desserts and drinks!


Advance tickets are just $22 and can be purchased:

- from the City Box Office or in person at the Rose Theatre after noon on weekdays.

- from St. Paul’s United Church (30 Main St. South) in person Monday mornings, Friday mornings, or all day Wednesdays.


Advanced tickets can also be reserved through our Brampton Folk Club website or by calling the folk club hotline at 647-233-3655 or by emailing us at info@bramptonfolk.ca or replying to this email.


Tickets will also be available for purchase for $25 on the day at the door. We accept cash, cheque or e-transfer to bramptonfolk@sympatico.ca.


The concert is wheelchair accessible, and free parking is available at City Hall as well as the condo at 6 John St across from the church.



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