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Cooper Park Concert Series

Posted by Corrinna Chaney on Tuesday, April 26, 2011, In : Culture and Events

The time has come again to get the ball rolling on the Cooper Park Concert Series during Moosefest. We are looking for entertainers of all styles and genres to perform during the week of June 27th-July1, Monday through Thursday will run during the evening from 7-9pm. Friday, July 1st will run from 1-9pm.

We welcome all styles, genres and age groups and would love a variety of acts. If you are interested in participating please getin touch with Kara Bange at 937-6613 or Guy Gallaway at 937-4997.

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Jam Fest at the Dryden Truck Show!

Posted by Corrinna Chaney on Wednesday, April 6, 2011, In : JamFest

We are happy to announce that we are in the Dryden Truck Show!! Join us for a free open jam session on Friday and enter to join our JamFest on Saturday, June 25 2011.

For more information, check out SCHMA JamFest page on this site or visit the Dryden Truck Show @ www.drydentruckshow.ca, or contact myself, (Mervin) (807)-216.8319.

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Neil Moody's Jamboree

Posted by Corrinna Chaney on Wednesday, April 6, 2011, In : Music

The date for the annual jamboree at Moody's Farm is set for Saturday July 23 and Sunday July 24. 2011. Mark this date on your calendar and see you there!

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The Dryden Observer-Posted on 23 February 2011

Posted by Corrinna Chaney on Tuesday, April 5, 2011, In : Culture and Events

New music association hopes to spark open jam sessions

Resident Mervin Brownlee is hoping to forge greater ties in the local music community around ‘old tyme’ music.

The newly formed Sunset Country Heritage Music Association is aiming to create more open ‘jamming’ in a friendly atmosphere, host dances with friends and neighbours, host concerts and open mic’ nights with old-tyme themes and take jam sessions out into local parks and outdoo...

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About Me

Mervin Brownlee

Dryden On

A somewhat recent arrival to Dryden, from Vancouver, Brownlee is an amateur musician himself who says he misses the abundant opportunities to learn from other players in a fun group setting. He’s hoping to recreate an interesting and interactive performance format in Dryden.