Showing posts with label pub. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pub. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 5, 2014

Fajita Buffet and a Concert!

I'm performing at The Winchelsea in Winchester, ON on Saturday night. Things get underway at 6:00 PM with a fajita buffet. Sounds Tasty! 
Then on Sunday afternoon ( 2:00 PM) I'll be performing a Farm Concert in Russell, ON .  $15  at the door (kids are free so bring the whole family).
Hope to see you out!

Community Pub Night – Saturday, November 8thFeaturing a Fajita Buffet and Live Local Music
Looking for something to do on a Saturday Night, right here in the Winchester area?tom promo shot 2014
Winchelsea Events will be hosting a Community Pub Night on Saturday, November 8th featuring Tom Savage.  Tom is taking his show on the road, and this time it is he alone, acoustic guitar in hand, bare-bones and stripped down. His accompaniment : the space around him and the silence he allows with each rest in the music. The focus is on the lyrics but don't fret, Tom always has some guitar wizardry tucked up his sleeve.  For more about Tom and his music, visit his website,www.tomsavage.ca
Enjoy a great evening out (dinner and show) for $30.00 per person plus HST, so call the babysitter, tell a friend, and come hang out with your neighbours from around our community at Winchelsea Events!
Reservations are required. Make your reservation by calling 613-808-9258 or by email at events@thewinchelsea.com.
On the Menu:
Chicken Fajitas with Fresh Guacamole, Sour Cream, Shredded Cheese, and Sautéed Peppers and Onions
Flour Tortillas
Homemade Salsa with Corn Chips
Fiesta Salad
Tijuana Caesar Salad
Mexican Rice
Spiced Chocolate Dulce de Leche Cake
Tea and Coffee



Thursday, February 20, 2014

Thanks Kevin for being such a great host!

As Kevin Davidson and I prepare to host our first open mic tonight at The Stonewater Gastro Pub & Cafe since the change in format in January, I think it is important to publicly acknowledge Kevin's years of service as host ( because I don't think it has yet been done), and his part in building the Thursday night open mic into an important community event as well as the pub's most consistently profitable evening.

It's his warm personality, generosity, and encouragement that has convinced many a musician to share their talents on that small stage. So thanks Kevin for helping to create such a welcoming environment and making the Gananoque arts community richer.

I encourage the fine people of Gananoque and Kingston who have been to the Stonewater open mic over the years to come out tonight and say thanks to Kevin for being such an awesome host over the past decade!