With opening act Deanna Knight. Doors at 7:30pm, show at 8pm.

Tickets $15, available at the kube or email info@thekube.ca

Join us between 6-9pm to view Haley’s latest collection and meet the artist.

Haley Hunt-Brondwin is a visual artist and designer from the west coast of BC, currently splitting her time between Vancouver and Powell River. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Visual Art from Emily Carr University. Her studies included an exchange with the European Exchange Academy in Beelitz-Heilstatten, Germany. Haley has an interdisciplinary practice currently focused in painting and tapestry. Her work explores the qualities of human relationships and our phenomenological and physiological relationship to landscapes and the Natural world. Haley is interested in what is revealed amongst and within points of connection and dissociation – always in pursuit of the balance between tension and harmony.

Haley’s work is primarily abstract. She enjoys the provocative and challenging nature of abstraction. She feels it is a format she can explore within and invite viewers to participate by finding their own meaning and stories within her work.

http://www.haleyhb.com

This month we’re going on a field trip. We’ll be viewing Marlene Lowden’s latest collection at the GPAG where she’ll be giving a talk. Meet at 6pm.

Connect with your creative community! All are invited.

“House Concert” Style show featuring The Burying Ground & Deanna Knight
(Deanna will open the show with a short set of original songs)

$20 tickets available @ the kube or e-transfer to: info@thekube.ca
Advance tix available and there will also be tix at the door (limited seating)
Doors at: 7:30pm 
Music at: 8pm

~The BURYING GROUND~ (Vancouver/Gibsons)
Accompanied by Noah Gotfrit – upright bass & Clara Rose – fiddle, harmonies
“Across the three releases Woody Forster (vocals, guitar, harmonica), Devora Laye (vocals, washboard, singing saw) have established a sound that, should the fuzz, crackle and hiss of a well-loved 78 RPM record be added, would feel directly transported from the juke joints and speakeasies of the Prohibition era. This is beautifully realised, pure roots music created in the same spirit of contemporaries such as the Carolina Chocolate Drops, Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band, The Crow Quill Night Owls, or fellow Vancouverites, Petunia & the Vipers. And, frankly, I cannot get enough of this wonderful stuff!” -David Morrison, Folk Radio UK

The Burying Ground plays authentically delivered, rustic old-timey country-blues, and swinging, jazz-flecked folk music. The core duo of Devora Laye (washboard, vocals, saw) and Woody Forster (guitar, vocals) are known for songwriting that illuminates the human experience, and reflects the modern day. It is today’s commentary on a framework of vintage music. They have been charming diverse crowds, across all ages and musical tastes, in large and small venues throughout Western Canada, United States, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Ireland. To date, they have released three albums that have all hit radio charts. The duo are accompanied by a rotating cast of masterful backing musicians.

“While they may be devoted to the precious music of a long gone golden era, they still have an awful lot to offer the present and future, as music this good is evidently timeless.” -David Morrison, Folk Radio UK

Website: www.theburyingground.com
Bandcamp: https://theburyingground.bandcamp.com/
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12plJKRnmoU

~DEANNA KNIGHT~ (Gibsons)
Best known as Vancouver’s gypsy-swing chanteuse with the Hot Club of Mars. Deanna’s passion for melody and lyric shine through in her own songwriting. With a healthy dose of both folk and jazz, she has the rare ability to dive deep into your heart and mind …not only leaving you with chills but also thoughts of love, blessings, hope, forgiveness and healing. www.deannaknight.ca

Join us from 6-9pm for an evening of film, education & music in Skwxwú7mesh Sníchim Territory. We’ll be screening the film ‘Invasion’. Local music by Charlie Birch, Clay Hepburn & Matt Hughes.

Sliding scale suggested location $5 – $25. All proceeds go to support the Unist’ot’en legal fund. For more info contact: radicaltreewoman@gmail.com