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SUMMARY:Harvest
DESCRIPTION:Harvest\nComedy by Ken Cameron \nJune 26th – July 19th\, 2019\n2:30 PM Matinees – Tuesday\, Wednesday & Thursday\n8:00 PM Evenings – Wednesday\, Thursday\, Friday & Saturday\n* Some black-out dates apply\, see Box Office for details *  \nTickets\n$40 Regular | $30 Student/Group \nHilarity that hits close to home: A retired couple decides to trade in their country life for a condo in the city. When they discover that the “nice young man” leasing their home has been raising a different crop altogether\, they are thrown into an unexpected adventure. The Globe & Mail calls Harvest “funny and poignant at the same time” with “memorable characters” and “deliciously sardonic one-liners.” \n 
URL:https://www.muskokalakeschamber.ca/event/harvest/
LOCATION:Gravenhurst Opera House\, 295 Muskoka Rd S\, Gravenhurst\, Ontario\, P1P 1J1
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SUMMARY:Music on the Barge at 7:30pm: ABBA Magic
DESCRIPTION:ABBA was formed in Stockholm\, Sweden in 1972\, and went on to become one of the most commercially successful acts in the history of popular music. With over 200 million albums sold\, ABBA topped music charts worldwide from 1974 to 1982. In 1999\, ABBA found success in the musical theatre market with the smash Broadway hit “Mama Mia!” that also toured worldwide. \nCollection for donations to support the Music on the Barge is taken during the concerts. \nIn the event of inclement weather – such as rain or lightning – concerts will be CANCELLED. \nShowtime: 7:30pm
URL:https://www.muskokalakeschamber.ca/event/music-on-the-barge-abba-magic-at-730pm/
LOCATION:Gull Lake Rotary Park\, Gravenhurst\, Gull Lake Rotary Park\, Gravenhurst
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SUMMARY:Big Sam's Funky Nation @ Peter's Players
DESCRIPTION:When you think of New Orleans\, the city’s foremost flambeaux-lit traditions of Mardi Gras\, Bourbon Street\, voodoo\, Po’ boys\, beads\, gumbo\, and second line undoubtedly come to mind. You can also count Big Sam’s Funky Nation amongst those NOLA treasures. \nKnown for a boisterous blend of funk\, jazz\, rock\, and hip-hop\, nothing short of seismic live “experiences\,” and a whole lot of Southern charm\, Big Sam’s Funky Nation might very well be The Big Easy’s best kept secret. \nNo other place could birth such an undeniable\, unpredictable\, and downright unique collective. \n“By playing on these streets\, you learn how to work your craft and entertain an audience\,” exclaims Sam. “You can go to Julliard and Berklee all you want\, but they won’t teach you how to rock a stage. It comes naturally in New Orleans. I’ve been here my whole life and rocking these streets. Even during Hurricane Katrina\, I drove nine hours from San Antonio every weekend for two years just to play live. The sound out here is unlike anything else in the world. It’s not just a figure of speech—there’s music going all night\, literally.” \nAgainst the backdrop of Crescent City\, the group released five fan favorite albums and quietly developed a devout following. Powered by jaw-dropping technical talent and uncontainable energy on stage\, their performances have become the stuff of legend. Big Sam ensures you’re not just a part of the crowd\, but “a part of the show dancing and singing along.” Beyond standout sets at the likes of Voodoo Music + Experience and New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival\, the boys have performed at Bonnaroo\, SXSW\, and Austin City Limits\, to name a few. \nThe frontman personally draws on over two decades in the game\, spanning everything from 300 shows per year during his days in Dirty Dozen Brass Band and gigs backing up Widespread Panic and Dave Matthews Band to recording and touring with Allen Toussaint and Elvis Costello. Additionally\, he would be sought out for a recurring role on the critically acclaimed HBO series Treme. \nFollowing the release of 2014’s rock-leaning Evolution (and yet another marathon of gigs)\, Big Sam wanted to “bring the funk like never before.” So\, he decided to “write originals that show how cats like Morris Day & The Time\, The Gap Band\, P-Funk\, inspired [him]—while not just repeating the past.” \nThe group accomplish this mission on their aptly titled 2018 sixth full-length Songs in the Key of Funk\, Volume 1. Spending just five days at The Parlor Recording Studio in New Orleans\, Big Sam’s Funky Nation emerged from the studio with an album tailormade for singing\, dancing\, and\, of course\, partying. \n“We’re going to keep the funk alive\,” he affirms. “This is just Volume 1. It’s just the beginning.\nStevie Wonder made one of my favorites: Songs in the Key of Life. I thought it would be hip to build on the title. Funk is life for me. Funk is everything. We all need some of it in our lives\, so guess who’s here to give it to you?” \nFunk is served up piping hot on the first single “Poke Chop.” On the track\, a simmering beat punctuated by seventies-style synths gives way to lively horns\, handclaps\, and howls. Merging bounce energy and jazz virtuosity\, the call-and-response culminates on Big Sam chanting a hometown phrase\, “Show me what you got for a poke chop.” \nElsewhere\, “Buzzin” shimmies from talkbox into swaggering clean guitars. Painting a vivid picture of hot and heavy love at first sight on the dance floor\, the frontman croons\, “Girl\, you got me buzzin.” \nAs much as Big Sam’s Funky Nation represents the beating heart of New Orleans\, they ultimately do so for funk music as well. \n“When you see us live or listen to our records\, we’re all going to have a good time\,” he leaves off. “That’s what funk is all about. That’s what New Orleans is all about. That’s what Big Sam’s Funky Nation is all about. If you come to a show\, you’re going to party. That’s what we’re here for.”
URL:https://www.muskokalakeschamber.ca/event/big-sams-funky-nation/
LOCATION:Ontario
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