Friday June 7th - Summer BBQ at St Paul's Anglican Church, 92 St Paul St Essex from 5 til 630pm. Burgers, Hot dogs, salads and dessert. This event will be in lieu of or regular monthly pasta dinner. $15 per person, dine in or take out, call 519-776-7711 for more details

Kylie Fox and Paige Warner are coming to The Stockey Centre in Parry Sound for Bands on the
Bay on June 4th. Free admission. Music at 7pm. Drinks served on the fully licensed deck
overlooking beautiful Georgian Bay. Visit stockeycentre.com

This dynamic lineup of talented Canadian up-and-coming singer-songwriters is specially curated by Joe
Bamford of Get Off The Bus Concerts. Joe is excited to be back in Parry Sound for this show, and can’t
wait for everyone to hear these two incredible artists. Paige Warner opened for Ron Sexmith here at the
Stockey Centre in 2022, and has worked closely with Joe ever since, and Kylie Fox is coming all the way
from New Brunswick as an exciting new addition to Joe’s artist management roster.

Kylie Fox is a New Brunswick singer-songwriter that fuses folk storytelling with vintage elements of jazz
and alternative rock. With influences like Kate Bush, Sharon Van Etten, and Joni Mitchell, her music is
ethereal, lush and real. Her single, “Confetti," and album, “Sequoia" (releasing summer 2024), are
produced by Daniel Ledwell (Jenn Grant, The Good Lovelies, Fortunate Ones). Fox’s debut album led her
to tour Canada extensively, sharing stages alongside names like Bahamas, The Strumbellas and Joel
Plaskett. She has showcased at countless music awards and festivals, and was recently named “Innovator
of the Year'' at the 2023 PrixNB Awards.

With an evocative voice that captivates her audience, Paige Warner creates alt-pop music with
soul-inspired vocal licks layered on catchy hooks of poetic lyrics. Though her career started as a busker in
her small hometown market, her resilience led her to perform on stages such as Massey Hall’s TD Music
Hall, Yonge-Dundas Square, NXNE, Owen Sound’s Summerfolk, Harbour Nights, and open for iconic
artists including Ron Sexsmith and Monowhales. Paige’s catchy and emotive music, which often touches
on themes of heartbreak, women empowerment, and love, has garnered tens of thousands of streams and
views. Catch a live show and expect Paige Warner’s music to tug on your heartstrings or pull you to the
dance floor.

Bonaccord Community Garden 513 Bonaccord Street

Perennials • Herbs • Annuals • Veggie Seedlings • Indoor plants • Flower Vases • Plant Pots • Pottery •Cookbooks • Gardening Books Magazines and more!

ENJOY GARDENING ADVICE & SNACKS!

Peterborough Master Gardeners will be on site.

Sample home baked
goods & drinks.

WHERE WILL THE PROCEEDS GO?
- Construction of a community
food cupboard for excess
produce grown in the garden
- Other garden projects

St Paul's United Church is happy to be hosting Univox Choir from Toronto again this summer on Friday, June 21 at 8:00pm for “The Beauty of a Summer Night”, where the harmonies of the season will come alive. 

Experience a dynamic range of emotions as the choirs weave through upbeat, invigorating pieces that emulate the vibrancy of summer. Feel the energy as the choir uplifts and energizes with powerful, rhythmic melodies that resonate with the joy of the season. Then, as the night deepens, let your senses be enveloped by the downtempo, atmospheric songs that capture the serene and contemplative spirit of a summer evening. These pieces, rich in texture and depth, provide a perfect counterpoint, inviting you to reflect and relax under the night sky.

Univox Choir is a mixed-voice community choir for young adults that serves the Toronto community by offering spirited performances of choral music, both old and new. Led by Artistic Director Malcolm Cody MacFarlane, performed works are primarily a cappella and span a wide range of the choral spectrum;Renaissance madrigals and motets, choral classics, modern composition, spirituals, and international folk songs. The singers come from a diverse range of musical backgrounds; most have sung in choirs at different times in their lives. Univox aims to fill the niche for young adults who wish to continue to have a rewarding choral experience with others in their age group. The non-profit music organization carries the core principles: musical excellence, social responsibility, and relationship building.

For this event, proceeds will also go to St Paul’s United Church. Admission will be by donation, at 25 Gore St W. at 8:00pm on June 21.