Two old friends re-unite for an all-ages evening of stories about songs about tales about tunes on the corner of North and King in Kjipuktuk ~ Halifax. George Woodhouse (of The Public Service) and Valmy will bring the audience along on a cozy journey, complete with moody lighting and hot cups of Java Blend beverages that will have you sippin and singing till the clock strikes 9pm. Then it's home to bed!
Doors 6:30 Show 7PM Wrapped by 9PM
Tickets are available on a sliding scale ($10 - $30).
Tickets are $30 if you're able! Or $20 if that's more in your budget. Or $10 if you would love to come, but finances are tight.
Choose the amount that suits you best at check-out. We'd love to see you there! Only 40 tickets are available. All ages!
Note that this is a dry event, with a delicious array of non-alcohol beverages available at the bar.
~ Valmy ~ Valmy is a Newfoundland-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Ontario who’s been following the ocean and making home on the East Coast. Exploring the complexities of relationship, loss, and healing, she uses her folk-influenced music to tell stories about loving and stumbling your way through the dark. Valmy’s debut album “The In Between” weaves nature-inspired melodic swells and atmospheric harmonies with her contemplative writing, and it was warmly received by listeners. Since the record’s release, Valmy’s received MusicNL’s 2024 ‘Solo Artist of the Year’ Award, been nominated for an ECMA, and has toured from Atlantic Canada to Ontario and back. This tour brought her to this past Autumn and she’s looking forward to returning to share new music and join forces with George Woodhouse.
~ George Woodhouse ~ In 2019, George Woodhouse challenged himself to write “a-song-a-week” for one year, a creative journey led him to strike up a band called The Public Service. They were only ever meant to play one show, but six years later, George has performed solo and with his band on stages from The Yukon to Newfoundland, most recently completing a tour of Ontario with The Public Service including shows at The National Arts Centre and TD Music Hall. George’s creative practice is founded on the belief that when you share your gifts, you offer the world the greatest public service of all.