A Music Camp For All Ages & Abilities
A Music Camp For All Ages & Abilities
The Coal Shed Festival is a three-weekend multi-stage signature summer showcase of internationally recognized talent. Year after year, audiences at the Yarmouth waterfront have been thrilled and entertained by artists from a wide range of music genres. And each and every year the playbill has grown with more and more talented acts – hundreds of musicians. There has been music for children, youth talent shows, kitchen parties, song writing workshops, and hours and hours of fabulous concert performances.
The Coal Shed Festival is a three-weekend multi-stage signature summer showcase of internationally recognized talent. Year after year, audiences at the Yarmouth waterfront have been thrilled and entertained by artists from a wide range of music genres. And each and every year the playbill has grown with more and more talented acts – hundreds of musicians. There has been music for children, youth talent shows, kitchen parties, song writing workshops, and hours and hours of fabulous concert performances.
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Come on down to the Tivertonian Playhouse for a night of front porch blues! On your way get some fresh fries from the chippy by the ferry and plan to spend the night by the lighthouse. (I'm gonna do that!)
“Impossible indeed to imagine that this instrument has only four strings when one attends the concert of the Canadian Manitoba Hal, a true one-man band who, alone on stage, knew how to revive in a remarkable way the greatest standards of the blues.” - La Voix Du Nord July 2022
“A charming pro that holds his own against time and tide in fine style, it's easy to say this is as good as white boy blues gets... ” - Midwest Record.com Jan 12, 2017
“If you like singer songwriters you're going to enjoy Manitoba Hal, if you love, country, blues, folk, gospel, cajun, and celtic, music then you're going to love Manitoba Hal!” - Brian Mcghee (Keep Ukulele Playing Live)
“Winnipeg raised bluesman ... Manitoba Hal gave the blues a new twist at the Tongue N Groove, July 21... As promised, he cracked jokes and told stories, but when he picked out classic blues licks on his ukulele, jaws dropped.” - Richard Amery - L.A. Beat
Your support means the world to Hal. All tips go directly to the gas tank and the grocery store! Oh and into dog treats for JJ.