Shenanigans July 21
Sunday Night Shenanigans, hosted by Judy MacLean, welcomes back to the stage several special guests July 22 at 7 p.m. Held at the York Community Centre, the show is celebrating 10 years of successful event.
Leading the way for this week’s program is country/traditional recording artist Jeannie Cameron from Middleton who has recently produced a new CD, “Black Coffee,” recorded/produced at Big-Dogz Studio.
She has a new album in the works called “Red Dirt Girl.” Her backup guitarist is Roy Arsenault from Summerside.
Returning to the spotlight, is 12-year-old Amelia Parker, who won her division twice in fiddling at the Maritime Fiddling Contest. She also took first-place champion in fiddling and step dancing categories in the N.B. Fiddling and Stepdancing contest last summer.
Singer/songwriter Emmett DeCoursey will perform some fun
numbers and enjoys his unofficial title of Mayor of Morell. For fans of Elvis, Colton Matheson is in the building and will shake, rattle and roll when he takes the stage.
There’s also a light lunch, 50/50 and a Veseys Visitor From Away prize. Tickets are at the door 6 p.m. Showtime is 7 p.m. For information, call 902-566-5545 or email judymacleandance@eastlink.ca.
Centre is air conditioned, wheelchair accessible and located on Route 25, York Road (Civic No. 699).