TAYLOR MASLIN TRIO
6.00
Toronto based clarinetist/saxophonist known for his personal sound and keen ear for melody, Maslin is joined by some of Toronto's finest musicians to explore new interpretations of classic American music.
SIKURIS ST LAWRENCE
8.30
Sikuris St Lawrence, a Toronto-based ensemble of Peruvian and Chilean musicians, brings authenticity to their rich musical heritage, blending traditional Andean rhythms, virtuosic instrumental solos, original compositions plus Peruvian and Colombian cumbia dancing music to create a captivating experience of real South American music. The band has performed extensively at various festivals, concerts and venues in Canada through the years Committed to preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of the Andean region, Sikuris believes that traditional music is a powerful tool for community building and cultural revitalization. Through their music, they aim to inspire a new generation of young people to connect with their roots and their communities, creating a deeper appreciation for the rich cultural traditions of the Andes
15$ cover after 10pm, with all proceeds going directly to the musicians performing.
JOAQUIN NUNEZ & CARIBBEAN JAZZ COLLECTIVE
11.30
The CJC performs Caribbean music, mixing the flavour and rhythms into a sound that is modern but always being influenced by classic jazz, with an Island twist. Audiences are delighted by this approach and, whether the audience has a Caribbean background or are simply jazz fans, CJC loves to share their music and their passion.
GLASS ELEPHANT
2.30
Borne to one of Canada’s most culturally rich neighborhoods, Glass Elephant is a Toronto-based improvised music ensemble, drawing inspiration from music and cultures from around the work, weaving a rich and truly unique musical tapestry with every performance.