Canterbury Bells and Bird Friends by Audubon Center at Deb’s Park

Sunday, Sep 27

12:00pm

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$25 suggested

44/50 spots left

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Hello friends!!! Canterbury Bells is excited to announce a show with our Covid Safe friends, Reddenhollow and Sophia Yau-Weeks, at the Audubon Center at Deb’s Park. Masks are not required but we will have some extras to hand out for those who need one. Sliding scale donations encouraged, $25 suggested but not required. No one will be turned away, and walk-ins are welcome. All ages welcome! Please leave your furry friends at home 🐶 There’s only 30 parking spots available on-site, please park on Griffin Ave if parking is full. The lot may be busy that day because of a soccer game, so we encourage ride-share or carpool; there’s a drop off location at the black gates at the front of the Audubon Center. This is a bird themed show, so please embody a bird of your liking when you arrive. We will have some fun info to share about some of our favorite birds throughout our music time. More about the artists: Reddenhollow is a singer-songwriter whose music has been described as stepping into a flowing river. The songs have an ancient sound that take you on a transformative journey into another age. https://reddenhollow.com/ Sophia Yau-Weeks is a singer-songwriter based in Oakland, CA. Now back in her hometown after a two-year-stint living in London, Yau-Weeks is has released her debut record, Misty Mountain. This vulnerable body of work is rooted in slowness and introspection. https://sophiayauweeks.com // https://www.instagram.com/sophiayauweeks/ Canterbury Bells is a Folk Rock outfit, comprised of compulsive songwriters Sean Thompson, Ezra Teshome, and Liam McKay. Blending classic folk sensibility with modern perspectives and methods, they have lately drawn inspiration from castles. Knight & Day, their debut record, was released in May of this year. https://canterburybellsmusic.bandcamp.com // https://www.instagram.com/thecanterburybells/