April 22

On Friday, April 22, join us again at the Hummingbird Restaurant for:

• Shannnon Hurst
     · singer-songwriter Shannon Hurst accompanies herself on accoustic guitar.
  
  
• Roger Benham
     · Piano composer of baroque and Newage style, improvising for the moment.
  
  
• Diamond Willow Boys
     · Excellent harmonies, guitar, fiddle, and mandolin, playing old folk and bluegrass. They like the music of the '60s -- the 1860s.
  
  

Start time: 5:30 p.m.
Cover charge: by donation

Directions: If you're coming from Smithers on Highway 16, turn right at the tourist info centre in New Hazelton (turn left if from Terrace). Continue over the Hagwilget Bridge (that's the one over the canyon) and past the 2nd Avenue and 4th Avenue turnoffs on the right side in Two Mile. The Hummingbird Restaurant will be on your left, across from the highschool and just before Wiggins Way. The highschool is just after the Ken Trembley ice arena on the right. The 'Bird is a large, beautiful log building with a red metal roof.

See you there!

March 18

On Friday, March 18, join us again at the Hummingbird Restaurant for:

• The Legendary Rodger Jimmies
     · the music of Jimmie Rodgers
  
• The Chicken Creek Band
     · three handsome fellows play swing-fiddle-bluegrass.
• Perry Royston & Larissa Ardis
     · original blues, rock n'country

Start time: 5:30 p.m.
Cover charge: by donation

Directions: If you're coming from Smithers on Highway 16, turn right at the tourist info centre in New Hazelton (turn left if from Terrace). Continue over the Hagwilget Bridge (that's the one over the canyon) and past the 2nd Avenue and 4th Avenue turnoffs on the right side in Two Mile. The Hummingbird Restaurant will be on your left, across from the highschool and just before Wiggins Way. The highschool is just after the Ken Trembley ice arena on the right. The 'Bird is a large, beautiful log building with a red metal roof.

See you there!

February 25

On Friday, February 25, join us again at the Hummingbird Restaurant for:

• Tom McHarg
  
  
• Sean Gregg
     · Sean Gregg -- a modern day BARD from Terrace

  Sean was born in Vancouver but has spent most of his time in the Pacific Northwest so considers himself “of the North”. He started as a drummer in a rock-and-roll band in high school and soon added vocals and back-up harmonies. Sean toured in the 70’s, but disco made it hard for live musicians to make a living, so he returned home to settle and raise a family. Continuing to play with local bands, Sean took up Bass and Rhythm Guitar. To be more versatile, he’s currently working on Dobro and Mandolin. The Irish in him brought poetry to the mix, so early on Sean was writing poems and setting them to music. Sean’s life experience has added the spice that gives a flavour to his music that will please your musical palate, entertain your heart and probably give you an appetite for more.

• One Night Trio and Friend
     · One Night Trio -- Orlando Wiebe, Alf Brady, Steve Kern, and Beth Larsen.

Start time: 5:30 p.m.
Cover charge: by donation

Directions: If you're coming from Smithers on Highway 16, turn right at the tourist info centre in New Hazelton (turn left if from Terrace). Continue over the Hagwilget Bridge (that's the one over the canyon) and past the 2nd Avenue and 4th Avenue turnoffs on the right side in Two Mile. The Hummingbird Restaurant will be on your left, across from the highschool and just before Wiggins Way. The highschool is just after the Ken Trembley ice arena on the right. The 'Bird is a large, beautiful log building with a red metal roof.

See you there!

January 28

On Friday, January 28, join us again at the Hummingbird Restaurant for:

• The Tubeless Girls
     · Telkwa/Smithers young people playing original songs in a new style of folk.
• April and Half a Jar of Jam Cats
     · April Koning accompanied by part of her band, the Jam Cats

Start time: 7:30
Cover charge: $2 (children under 10 free)

This month, all proceeds will be donated to tsunami disaster relief.

Directions: If you're coming from Smithers on Highway 16, turn right at the tourist info centre in New Hazelton (turn left if from Terrace). Continue over the Hagwilget Bridge (that's the one over the canyon) and past the 2nd Avenue and 4th Avenue turnoffs on the right side in Two Mile. The Hummingbird Restaurant will be on your left, across from the highschool and just before Wiggins Way. The highschool is just after the Ken Trembley ice arena on the right. The 'Bird is a large, beautiful log building with a red metal roof.

See you there!

November 26

On Friday, November 26, join us again at the Hummingbird Restaurant for:

• Edi Young comes to us from a mountain near Smithers. She performs original material.
• Skeena River Singers -- a choir conducted by Beth Larsen
• Beth and Mark Larsen, from the Hazeltons, will perform some original material.

Start time: 7:30
Cover charge: $2 (children under 10 free)

Directions: If you're coming from Smithers on Highway 16, turn right at the tourist info centre in New Hazelton (turn left if from Terrace). Continue over the Hagwilget Bridge (that's the one over the canyon) and past the 2nd Avenue and 4th Avenue turnoffs on the right side in Two Mile. The Hummingbird Restaurant will be on your left, across from the highschool and just before Wiggins Way. The highschool is just after the Ken Trembley ice arena on the right. The 'Bird is a large, beautiful log building with a red metal roof.

See you there!

October 22

The new season of the Skeena Blend Coffee House begins Friday, October 22 at the Hummingbird Restaurant with two musical features:

Brad Reddekopp from the Hazeltons
Mark Fisher from Telkwa.

Start time: 7:30
Cover charge: $2 (children under 10 free)

Directions: If you're coming from Smithers on Highway 16, turn right at the tourist info centre in New Hazelton (turn left if from Terrace). Continue over the Hagwilget Bridge (that's the one over the canyon) and past the 2nd Avenue and 4th Avenue turnoffs on the right side in Two Mile. The Hummingbird Restaurant will be on your left, across from the highschool and just before Wiggins Way. The highschool is just after the Ken Trembley ice arena on the right. The 'Bird is a large, beautiful log building with a red metal roof.

See you there!

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