Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the 1969 moon landing on Saturday, June 25th with the Sudbury Studio Singers. They will be hosting a special variety concert at 7:30 p.m. at Andrew’s Place, 111 Larch Street. The chamber choir will perform a new set of four pieces – all titled to match the theme of the evening – composed by conductor, Robert Hall. This is a sneak peak of the piano and choir work for Sudbury. On the actual anniversary of the moon landing, July 20, the work will be premiered in Saskatchewan. Kevin Class will present moon-related selections and Guelph violist Henry Janzen will also perform with Robert Hall on piano. Rounding out the program will be a showing of Georges Méliès 1902 silent movie “Le voyage dans la lune”. Advance tickets are available at Grove’s-YIG, and Jett Landry Music. General Admission is $20 and Students and Seniors $15. Proceeds from the concert will go to the ALS Society of Canada. For further information contact Robert Hall at 705-626-9995 or sudburystudiosingers@gmail.com.

HUGH JAZZ at The Townehouse EVERY WED! NOW 7 - 10pm! SPRING HOURS! New wines... Look for specials... Enjoy a flashback through time every Wednesday night at THE TOWNEHOUSE with HUGH JAZZ! The amazing sounds of live gypsy jazz, delicious delicious food and beer will transport you to the romantic period of the early 20th century. HUGH JAZZ performs live gypsy jazz in the Paris "LE JAZZ HOT" style playing jazz standards made famous by artists such as Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli. Relive the golden period of jazz through the post-prohibition era deftly executed by: Eric Plangger - Guitar Jean Paul Gignac - Fiddle, Jigs and Reels Will Himsl - Vocals, Snare Will brings many years of Sinatraesque swing and latin jazz experience to the band covering everything from Fly me to the Moon to killer classics from Stevie Wonder. Not to be missed! Music starts at 7 PM. Pay What You Can! A $7.50 donation to the band is suggested. See you there!!!

Casual listeners as well as ardent music fans enjoy Duncan Cameron’s skillful performance of rock and country hits as well as his selections of traditional Celtic songs and fiddle tunes. Traditional Irish, English and French-Canadian groups have contributed much of Duncan's repertoire, but classical, country, and funk have also added to his unique approach. These influences as well as his impressive array of instruments are sometimes combined and infused within a song. His use of a looper and other technology to enhance his sound makes his solo shows unexpectedly rich in timbre and range. Along with his music, Duncan shares a sense of humour and a gentle and engaging manner with his listeners. www.duncancameron.com www.facebook.com/duncancameronmusic Instagram - Duncanrosscameron

Thursday, June 27 - Max Marshall with Mike McKenna Jr. - 5:30pm and 9:00pm - Pass the hat. Max returns to the Townehouse for another great night of wild roots music. From Early era blues and ragtime to his own songs, Max is a captivating master performer, a guitar acrobat and an engaging stage personality. Born in Windsor, Ontario, and currently based in Essex County, Max Marshall has performed publicly since childhood and in live music venues since the age of 14, and has grown into a passion for stories from the vast palate of the Canadian folk identity. Marshall has chosen finger style acoustic guitar as his medium with a preference for folk/country blues/ragtime as his true musical purpose. In a performance that extends from soft introspection to frenzied, bluesy, interpretations, Max Marshall gives audiences a heartfelt, personal performance, featuring a guitar style that is largely underexposed. With years of extensive touring in Canada and the UK, his day job has been left behind and this proud father of two has an album release, cross Canada tour, summer festivals as well as extensive European and U.K. tours to keep him busy in 2019. Mike McKenna Jr. joins Max on this tour around the province... With thunderous vocal prowess and a unique authenticity in his stories, Mike McKenna Jr is a soulful singer-songwriter from Cape Breton Island who has captivated listeners in the Montreal music scene, in his native Maritimes and around the North American folk community. His vivid tales of modern heartbreak and tragic sea voyages are a fresh throwback to the nautical-themed traditional songs of his home province of Nova Scotia, and a revival of a rare style brought into the mainstream by veteran Canadian songwriters like Gordon Lightfoot and the late Stan Rogers.