SATURDAY APRIL 18 | James Gordon with Katherine Wheatley | 8:00PM

Veteran Canadian folk troubadour James Gordon teams up with acclaimed singer-songwriter Katherine Wheatley for a warm, witty and deeply human performance—blending iconic songs of place and purpose with soaring harmonies, rich storytelling and irresistible on-stage chemistry.

Purchase advanced tickets on SHOWPASS HERE ($30 plus tax and fees) OR at the door while quantities last ($35 plus tax)

Dinner is available with our kitchen open until 9pm. Reservations are strongly suggested—make yours HERE. We are an intimate 85-seat venue, so every seat is a great seat! While we do our best to accommodate all seating requests, they cannot be guaranteed. For the best experience, we recommend making reservations in even numbers (for example, a party of three may be seated with an additional guest). Doors open half an hour before showtime for those who will not be dining with us.

James Gordon has had a long and diverse career world-wide, as a founding member of the groundbreaking Canadian folk trio Tamarack and with his own solo work which features songs about the Canadian landscape and culture, current issues, humour, and the environment.  When he can steal her away from her popular trio “Boreal”, (Up for 3 CFMA awards this spring )- James loves to share the stage with his Guelph neighbour and friend Katherine Wheatley. With her strong vocals and guitar playing, and their infectious on-stage chemistry, their stage show focuses on James’ material with some Wheatley originals thrown in. 

Singer songwriter Katherine Wheatley’s 35-year musical career has been diverse: she’s worked in Antarctica and the Arctic as musician/zodiac driver; she’s written over 200 songs with kids through her programme “Youthsongs”; she’s performed as a solo artist and in a variety of musical groups at festivals and folk clubs – in Canada, the US and Europe. These days, she performs with the hilarious and moving duo "Wendell and Wheat”; co-leads Women's Music Weekend and weekly choirs with Jane Lewis, and she’s in the trio Boreal with Angie Nussey and Tannis Slimmon. Boreal and their CD “Winterbirds” have been nominated for 3 Canadian Folk Music Awards.