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We can try to control the timing of things, but sometimes you just need to let go. Time is a luxury not all of us have on our side, whether we know it or not. I wasn’t going to write … Continue reading →

Last week myself and a few members of the Serenity team arranged for a bus load of high school students to attend Sam Weber’s show at Serenity as part of our youth & the arts outreach initiative. Thanks to our … Continue reading →

I haven’t written anything in months. Life has been filled with responsibilities that fall beyond the ability to make time to get lost in music. But that changed a few weeks ago when I was sent the new Towers and … Continue reading →

Meaningful (adjective): Expressing an emotion or idea without words; having real importance or value (Merriam-Webster Dictionary). Upon reflection of the second annual Harvest Music Festival, what needs to be shared is that the entire event was meaningful in its vision, … Continue reading →

It has been over a week since I saw Doug Koyama and Scott Cook perform in Kelowna. It was a show announcement that pleasantly caught me off guard leading up to my planned visit to the area over the course … Continue reading →

Passion. When you meet those that have it, you can feel it, their passion radiates from within, an electrifying energy that connects with those around them. This past weekend at Serenity, three individual artists embodied just that. Kelowna based artist … Continue reading →

  The vision I had for how this particular night was going to play out is not even worth mentioning because what I expected to see or feel or experience doesn’t matter. What matters is what did happen which was … Continue reading →

This past week I embarked on many miles on the road, in the air and on the water to discover some of the beautiful and remote communities on the Central Coast of British Columbia. Although physically alone, I brought with … Continue reading →

Greg Drummond released his second full length album Drive last week and embarked on a month long tour of Western Canada. Drive is a solid representation of the various strengths of Greg Drummond and his band. It has its fair … Continue reading →

Having your expectations met is a great feeling. Especially when those expectations were rather lofty, maybe even somewhat fantastical. When Damn Fools agreed to perform here with only two weeks notice we all had to pinch ourselves. The band that … Continue reading →