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Join us on the front patio Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 3pm onwards to enjoy a variety of wine, beer, cocktails, and small snacks from the cantinetta.
Tuesday, June 30th 6-9pmA quartet playing vintage jazz with timeless charm—bringing the sounds of the 1920s–60s back to life, one swingin’ tune at a time.
Thursday, July 2nd 6-9pmJayne and Steve met in the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina in contemporary folk songwriting classes at the Swannanoa Gathering, and quickly discovered that they were musical kindred spirits. Raised on radio hits by the Beatles, the Everly Brothers and James Taylor and later steeped in roots and folk influences like the Carter Family, David Wilcox and John Prine; their musical collaboration reflects all of these. Their original songs showcase their love of beautifully blended close harmony, thought-provoking lyrics and a wide range of irresistible grooves ranging from the soft intimacy of a lullaby to high-voltage rocking blues.
Tuesday, July 7th 6-9pmMauricio is a folk-classical and pop flamenco guitarist extraordinaire, who combines Latin songwriting, composing, and arranging with an infectious blend of world fusion rhythms. Mauricio's songs are a reflection of his roots in Chile and his life's' journey to share his love and passion for music, this world, and it's people. His performances are an invitation to celebrate this shared journey through music and dance!
Thursday, July 9th 6-9pmA staple in the 1000 Islands music scene, Mike has been performing original music and acoustic covers of all your favourite hits for over a decade. His musical range is diverse and engaging and it isn't uncommon to see the crowd get up and dance. His enthusiasm is infectious!
Tuesday, July 14th 6-9pmKeiren Velcov has been busking with his saxophone since 2023, stirring up local interest in jazz. This year he returns with a full quartet of bass, saxophone, piano, and drums played by his father Kalin and seasoned musicians Leigh and Theo Graham.
Thursday, July 16th 6-9pmChantal Thompson is a Kingston-based jazz music vocalist and multidisciplinary artist with an international reputation. Not only is she a pillar of the Kingston jazz music scene, Chantal performs with world class musicians from Canada, the United States and Europe. Her music is played on radio and satellite stations around the world and she has performed in many notable festivals, such as the Montreal jazz festival.Spencer Evans is a Keyboardist, Singer/Entertainer and Clarinetist. For over 30 years he has worked as a session and touring musician, notably with Cowboy Junkies, Sarah Harmer, The Good Lovelies, Jill Barber, Jeff Healey, Pat Temple, and many local groups
Tuesday, July 21st 6-9pmAfter becoming obsessed with the guitar at a young age, Dave went on to study classical guitar, composition and education at Queen’s University in Kingston Ontario, and to study jazz as a lifelong vocation. Dave taught high school band and guitar classes, and was also a guidance counsellor and special education teacher.
Thursday, July 23rd 6-9pmHead over Heels is an acoustic guitar/vocal duo from the Kingston, Ontario area.Veteran singer-songwriter-guitarist Kevin Head and vocalist Vanessa Burnett, perform a diverse mix of original music and interpreted covers of folk, jazz, classic rock and contemporary tunes.Their engaging and playful onstage rapport has endeared them to many audiences in Eastern Ontario.
Tuesday, July 28th 6-9pmNathalie Craan and Dave Beckstead have been performing together for more than 30 years in a variety of formats including duo, trio and larger ensembles up to full big bands. Inspired by Tuck & Patti and Joe Pass & Ella Fitzgerald, Nathalie and Dave present an intimate and intricate duo approach to jazz standards and popular music from Duke Ellington to Stevie Wonder. They have performed in Canada, Europe, Africa, Asia and the Caribbean.
Thursday, July 30th 6-9pmCanadian singer-songwriter Amanda Keeley has swiftly carved a niche for herself as a spellbinding indie-folk artist. Her music, imbued with the raw, emotional depth of a seasoned soul, draws listeners into an intimate world of lyrical storytelling and melodic artistry.Keeley’s voice, often likened to the resonant tones of Sara Bareilles, the heartfelt authenticity of Brandi Carlile, and the haunting melancholy of City and Colour, serves as a bridge between the timeless traditions of folk and the contemporary sensibilities of modern music.