St. Norbert Art Centre Fall 2020 Concert Series

For more information and to purchase tickets, please follow this link:

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/guest-house-concerts-tickets-119161783101

September 10 – Scott Nolan & Richard Inman – Emerging songwriter, Richard Inman, alongside a revered verteran of the roots music scene, poet and songwriter Scott Nolan. This will be an opportunity to meet them both and listen to their recent music in an intimate setting.

October 15 – Heather Stewart – local violinist, who has performed nationally and internationally and locally at the St. Norbert Farmer’s Market. Heather is an Artist-in-Residence at the St. Norbert Arts Centre for a three month studio term.

November 19 – The Broken Song Band – features novelist/playwright/singer/harmonica player Margaret Sweatman, composer/guitarist/pianist/songwriter Glenn Buhr and bassist Gilles Fournier. The band will be performing some recent music, and launching their new CD, High and Lonesome Songs, which was recorded in isolation during the spring/summer lockdown.

The Gerry Atwell Memorial Mentorship Fund

Inspired by Gerry’s lifelong commitment to mentoring young artists, the Atwell Family has established the Gerry Atwell Memorial Mentorship Fund. The Fund will provide support for senior artists of all disciplines to work with talented youth from communities of need. Click to Learn More

Studio/Office Space To Rent

St. Norbert Arts Centre has a main floor gallery to rent for special events but it also has 2nd and 3rd floor studio/office space to rent for those that are looking for location that is in a spacious country lot surrounded on three sides by the historic La Salle River (La Rivière Sale) near St. Norbert. Though the facility is just minutes from the city of Winnipeg, the site exudes the same sense of calm and seclusion as when the Trappist monks lived here. You will have a daily opportunity to enjoy mature deciduous forest extending throughout the grounds, the riverbanks, a fruit orchard, several vegetable and flower gardens along with the extraordinary remains of the tyndall stone chapel and monastery, “The Ruins.”

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