The Friends of Wisconsin Shipwreck Coast National Marine Sanctuary have announced a new program aimed at sharing the history of the Great Lakes. The First Annual Wisconsin Shipwreck Coast International […]


The Friends of Wisconsin Shipwreck Coast National Marine Sanctuary have announced a new program aimed at sharing the history of the Great Lakes. The First Annual Wisconsin Shipwreck Coast International […]


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Knox Church Kincardine is very pleased to bring to Kincardine another community service event featuring the inspiring and entertaining Allison Lupton Band on May 30 starting at 7 p.m. The band has been performing across Canada bringing their wide-ranging repertoire of Celtic/folk music to delighted audiences. Allison Lupton hails from the heart of rural Ontario […]


Knox Church Kincardine is very pleased to bring to Kincardine another community service event featuring the inspiring and entertaining Allison Lupton Band on May 30 starting at 7 p.m. The band has been performing across Canada bringing their wide-ranging repertoire of Celtic/folk music to delighted audiences. Allison Lupton hails from the heart of rural Ontario […]


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Lucknow’s Music in the Fields 2025 lineup features some new faces and some old favourites. “We’re incredibly excited to share this amazing lineup with members of our local community and devoted music fans from across North America,” Rick McMurray, festival co-chair, said in a March 21 news release. “Each year, we strive to build on […]


Lucknow’s Music in the Fields 2025 lineup features some new faces and some old favourites. “We’re incredibly excited to share this amazing lineup with members of our local community and devoted music fans from across North America,” Rick McMurray, festival co-chair, said in a March 21 news release. “Each year, we strive to build on […]


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Wiring, circuit breakers and electrical panels were stolen or heavily damaged when multiple storage units were broken into at Graceland Festival Grounds, home of Lucknow’s Music in the Fields (LMITF) and Dungannon Super Pull. “This is deeply disappointing to the committee and directors. The grounds are owned by the Lucknow and District Kinsmen and Lucknow’s […]


Wiring, circuit breakers and electrical panels were stolen or heavily damaged when multiple storage units were broken into at Graceland Festival Grounds, home of Lucknow’s Music in the Fields (LMITF) and Dungannon Super Pull. “This is deeply disappointing to the committee and directors. The grounds are owned by the Lucknow and District Kinsmen and Lucknow’s […]


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Lucknow’s tight-knit community could be key for local businesses facing uncertain times. This is part of our series, How Canada Win.


Lucknow’s tight-knit community could be key for local businesses facing uncertain times. This is part of our series, How Canada Win.


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Lucknow’s Music in the Fields has once again been named among the top 100 festivals and events in Ontario. “We’re incredibly proud to once again be included among the ‘Top 100 Festivals & Events’ in the province by our friends at FEO (Festivals and Events Ontario),” Ken Irwin, a member of the Lucknow and District […]


Lucknow’s Music in the Fields has once again been named among the top 100 festivals and events in Ontario. “We’re incredibly proud to once again be included among the ‘Top 100 Festivals & Events’ in the province by our friends at FEO (Festivals and Events Ontario),” Ken Irwin, a member of the Lucknow and District […]


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Big changes are coming to Graceland Festival Grounds this year. “We’re excited and proud to announce our plans for this new multi-use facility,” said Rick McMurray, member of the Lucknow and District Kinsmen Club, which recently announced plans for the construction of a new headquarters and community facility at Graceland, the site of the organization’s […]


Big changes are coming to Graceland Festival Grounds this year. “We’re excited and proud to announce our plans for this new multi-use facility,” said Rick McMurray, member of the Lucknow and District Kinsmen Club, which recently announced plans for the construction of a new headquarters and community facility at Graceland, the site of the organization’s […]


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Please join us for our rescheduled Hymn Sing on Sunday evening at 7:00 pm at the Churchgrove behind cottage 36



Musical accompaniment provided by David Fallis and Alison Mackay.

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My family is holding the Bill Lichtenberg Memorial Concert using proceeds from memorial contributions made to my parent's church. My father loved all kinds of music and this concert will feature a well-known Big Band on April 29.

No charge, no reservations, just a nice event to celebrate a very special man.

Julie Lichtenberg Stern

Bill Lichtenberg Obituary

 

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Opening the festival at the 4 o'clock concerts in the park is the band Run Coyote with long time beacher Amanda Grant and her husband Sam Allen. Be sure to come and hear them in Kincardine on August 2ndin Victoria Park. Best of all, it's a free concert!

Sunday August 2, 4:00pm in Victoria Park, Kincardine
FREE CONCERT

Sam (vocals, guitar) and Jake Allen (guitar), Amanda Grant (bass, vocals), and Jeremy Ramos-Foley (drums).Run Coyote is a Canadian rock ‘n’ roll band. The band evokes dark backwoods and haunted city streets through twanged guitar, vocal harmonies, melodic bass, and swing and break beats. 
Run Coyote released its debut album Youth Haunts in October of 2014 on vinyl LP, CD, and digital download. 
With Youth Haunts, Run Coyote mixes elements of twangy indie rock, alt-country, and blues to create what LondonFuse calls “an ode to the Canadian landscape.” 
Quick Before it Melts said Youth Haunts is a “fine debut,” stating that the musicians “imbue intensity and passion in their playing to warm the coldest heart.” 

CBC Radio’s In the Key of C named the album a top pick of the week in Ontario. 
Neal McDonald wrote in the Waterloo Region Record that, “Youth Haunts is a showcase for Run Coyote’s rock and country roots, and captures the push and pull between urban and rural influences in the band’s music.”

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Hello All
 
Liz and I wanted to let you know that we are again singing with the Paisley Concert Choir in their upcoming spring concert “River Rocks”.
 
Information on the concert plus details of venues and times are listed below in our press release.
 
If you are interested in attending, we have tickets, or can arrange for tickets to be held for pickup at the door.  Just email or phone us to arrange.
 
It’s a great program that we know you will enjoy.
 
Jim Pennington

Paisley Concert Choir, Spring Concert 2015

 
For its upcoming Spring concert, River Rocks, the Paisley Concert Choir (PCC) will present a rich and varied program of songs that will both move you and get you moving to the beat!  From classical works to pop songs, and sea shanties to broadway dance tunes, the program has great audience appeal. Concerts, under the direction of Linda Finlay and accompanied by Jane Siegel, will take place Friday May 22nd in Hanover, Saturday May 23rd in Owen Sound and Sunday May 24th in Paisley. All concerts start at 7:30 pm.
 
Water, in the form of rivers and seas, is a common theme that is explored in the program. Dancing Dancing River, a joyful song with a percussive beat created by the choir, will have you dancing in your seat. River Song is a lush, ever-flowing piano piece accompanied by the choir. “Peace like a river” and “sorrows like sea billows roll” are opening lines from the rousing hymn It Is Well With My Soul.  Two sea shanties, Donkey Riding and The Song of the Jolly Roger are fun songs with lively beats and great harmonies, that tell of life on the high seas and a pirate adventure or two.
 
The program features two well-known classical masterpieces that have been arranged for choir. Lux Aeterna is an eight part choral setting of the the tune “Nimrod” from the Enigma Variations by Edward Elgar. The text is from the Requiem Mass. It is a stunning piece of music not to be missed. Goin’ Home is a choral setting of the Largo, or 2nd Movement, from Anton Dvorak’s 9th  Symphony “From The New World.” This symphony, written in 1893 during his tenure in the U.S., was Dvorak’s most popular. The symphony’s strongest inspirational source is drawn from Afro-American spirituals.
 
Jabula Jesu is based on an African folk song. This arrangement incorporates the African tradition of layering repeating melodies and rhythms within a traditional choral setting. The choir will be accompanied by djembe, an African drum. I challenge you to sit still during this number!
 
The choir will also perform a medley of Lullaby of Broadway and Forty-Second Street, two big dance numbers from the musical 42nd Street. The original version of Lullaby of Broadway won an Academy Award for best original song in 1936. 
 
A selection of popular songs round out the program, including: Elton John and Bernie Taupin’s heartfeltDon’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me, Leonard Cohen’s signature song Hallelujah, and ABBA’s greatest hitDancing Queen.
 
So come hear some glorious, rockin' music. Mark your calendars and buy your tickets for River Rocksfrom choir members or at the door before each concert. Tickets are $15. Children 16 years and younger are free.
 
Venues:
 
Friday, May 22nd in Hanover at St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church (Fellowship Hall) - 7:30 pm
 
Saturday, May 23rd in Owen Sound at Georgian Shores United Church - 7:30 pm
 
Sunday, May 24th in Paisley at Immanuel Missionary Church - 7:30 pm
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Hello Everyone!

We wanted to let you know about the upcoming Christmas concerts of the Paisley Concert Choir that Liz and I sing with.

The concert will be a beautiful mix of festive music which we know you would enjoy.

The concerts will be on December 5th, 6th and 7th in Hanover, Owen Sound and Paisley.  The media release printed below lists the venues and times for each concert, as well as information on the pieces we will be performing at the concerts.  Below the media release is the poster promoting our concert.

Liz and I are also singing in a quartet, which is one of several smaller group pieces being performed.

If you are interested in attending, please let one of us know, and we would be happy to provide you with tickets before hand, or we can arrange to hold tickets in your name at the door.

Hopefully you will be able to join us as we start to celebrate the Christmas season.

Jim Pennington & Liz Martin

519-395-5425

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As nights get cooler, and days get shorter, and leaves change colour and fall to the ground, we realize that winter is not far off.  And with this new season comes the magical time of Christmas and all the promise of a New Year.

The Paisley Concert Choir has been busy preparing for this most festive season and their annual Christmas Concert Follow that Star. Concerts under the direction of Linda Finlay and accompanied by Jane Siegel, will take place Friday evening, December 5th in Hanover, Saturday afternoon, December 6th in Owen Sound, and Sunday evening, December 7th in Paisley.  The evening concerts begin at 7:30 pm and the afternoon concert starts at 2:00 pm.  Visit www.paisleyconcertchoir.com for venue details and ticket vendors near you.

Audiences will hear a mix of Christmas songs, traditional carols, spirituals, and popular songs. The program is a celebration of the coming of Christmas, the wonders of winter, the anticipation of returning home, and the joy of the human spirit.

Christmas selections include some traditional favourites: the light and lively Shepherd’s Pipe Carol by John Rutter; a swinging arrangement of the spiritual Rise Up, Shepherd, and Follow; and the beautiful melody of the anthem Gesu Bambino (The Infant Jesus). The less well known piece, Who is He in Yonder Stall, with it’s gorgeous harmonies, shows off the richness and depth of sound of the choir’s tenor and bass sections. Audience members, both young and old, will be sure to enjoy the 60’s style rock number On the Roof (I Saw Santa Claus). Oh, yeah, yeah!

The Winter’s Night is a haunting musical poem that captures the beauty and stillness of winter through notes and words. Blessings of the Season, featuring words adapted from a traditional English carol, will have you fa-la-la-ing all the way home, despite the wintry weather. Try To Remember, from the musical “The Fantastics”, the longest running stage production in American history, is the story of our youth, our hearts, that reminds us of what our lives once were.

What’s better than a spiritual? Two spirituals of course. Amen, Go Tell It is an energetic gospel-style arrangement of two traditional spirituals, Amen! and Go Tell it on the Mountain, that features blues harmonies and choral call-and-response. Canadian composer Stephen Hatfield’s Jabula Jesu, based on an African folk song is a rhythmic masterpiece guaranteed to have you moving in your seat. The joy and strength of the human spirit shines through in Oscar Peterson’s Hymn to Freedom, I Hear Music in Me, and the beautiful Homeward Bound.

So come hear some glorious music and share the spirit of the season with friends, neighbours and the Paisley Concert Choir. Mark your calendars and buy your tickets for Follow that Star at participating area merchants in all three concert locations, from choir members or at the door before each concert. Tickets are $15. Children 16 years and younger are free.

Venues:

Friday, December 5th in Hanover at St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church - 7:30 pm

Saturday, December 6th in Owen Sound at Georgian Shores United Church - 2:00 pm

Sunday, December 7th in Paisley at Immanuel Missionary Church - 7:30 pm