 COMING EVENTS ANNUAL TREE LIGHTING November 23rd FREE FAMILY MOVIE to follow GUNNING AND CORMIER CHRISTMAS December 13th ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT December 17th * * * * * * * * * * THIS WEEK AT THE HALL Thursday November 15th Parrsboro Citizens' Choir - ladies sectional 7:00 pm Friday November 16th Open Mic at The Hall 7:00 pm Monday November 19th Jazz Improvisation 7:00 pm Tuesday November 20th King Street Strummers 7:30 pm Wednesday November 21st Parrsboro Citizens' Choir - mens sectional 10:00 am Film for All at The Hall 7:00 pm * * * * * * * * * * See Calendar of Events or Other Events at The Hall for all activities coming up at The Hall
* * * * * * * 03 November 2018 A GUNNING AND CORMIER CHRISTMAS COMING TO THE HALL DECEMBER 13th  Two
of the busiest solo musicians in the country, Multi Award Winning &
2018 Canadian Folk Music Award Nominees Dave Gunning & JP Cormier
are coming together to bring us a one-of-a-kind show this holiday
season, A Gunning & Cormier Christmas! New & Old song favorites
for some great times, and good laughs. A show not to be missed! This show will come to The Hall on December 13th. This show is now sold out. Become a member of the Parrsboro Band Association to get advance notice and advance ticket access to shows like this.  ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 03 November 2018 A FUN NIGHT AT THE HALL What a great Open Mic at The Hall again tonight. Didn't set another record of musicians tonight but the crew we had entertained the audience wonderfully. We had a new trio tonight, Lloyd & Karen Smith and Garnet Hendren did 1 tune and received an enthusiastic hand of applause. Well done guys. Sorry no pictures tonight but hopefully for the next one on the 16th. Thank you to all the musicians who entertain every 2nd week and the audience that are so supportive of what we do at The Hall. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 29 October 2018 EAVES TROUGH INSTALLED AT THE HALL  Today saw the installation of the eaves troughing over the front of the new canopy at the front entrance to The Hall. Just another small but significant step forward. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ OPEN MIC NIGHT FILLS THE HALL  (The Singing Scrappers had the audience both laughing and tapping their toes) Friday saw one of the best Open Mic's of the season, with 29 entertainers on hand, performing for an almost packed house. New faces, old friends and a terrific variety of music kept the show going until almost 11:00 pm.  (Lisa and John provided some memorable harmonies) The Open Mic nights provide a steady source of donations, the proceeds of which assist the Association in the continuing effort to revitalize The Hall, funding a wide variety of projects which otherwise would not be achieved in the timely manner which they have.  (Jim paid 'homage' to the new recreational pot legislation with two amusing tunes) ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ |
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