UPDATE: This show is now sold out, for both lunch and music. Our next lunch matinee will be on Feb. 25, with the fantastic Scottish duo, Corbies. We hope to see you soon!
The next in our family-friendly music series! Dayna Manning is well established in the Canadian music scene, and has recently moved to our area, so come take advantage of this opportunity to hear her beautiful voice and great songs on a cozy afternoon at the Annex.
Please note, we aim to encourage families with young children to come out, and there is very limited seating for the lunch portion of this event. Lunch will be simple and family-friendly, with vegan and gluten-free options, prepared by the kitchen team at the Ross Creek Centre for the Arts. If you're mainly interested in the music, you can buy tickets for music-only.
Music-only tickets can be purchased at the link below. Thank you!
Lunch Matinee with Dayna Manning at The Annex 2182 Sheffield Rd. Canning
Lunch + Music $30 / Music ONLY $15
Kids 18 and under FREE / Childcare on site
Vegan / gluten-free options available
Lunch at Noon, Music at 1 PM
JUNO award-nominated, award-winning, and internationally renowned contemporary folk artist Dayna Manning has been recording and touring for over 25 years. She released her first album with EMI Canada and Nettwerk Music Group in 1997 and has written and recorded four solo albums and three with the acclaimed folk trio Trent Severn.
Dayna recently received the 2023 Forest City London Music Award for Ontario Independent Recording Artist of the Year, and was nominated for Producer of the Year at the 2021 Canadian Folk Music Awards for her latest album, Morning Light. The video for her song, “You You You" won the 2021 FCLMA for video of the year.
Dayna’s first book Many Moons: A Songwriter’s Memoir includes a foreword by Col. Chris Hadfield, and was listed as one of the best books of the season by Canadian Living Magazine. The accompanying soundtrack is a 'greatest hits' of Dayna’s works.
Dayna is a community arts leader, mentor, singer/songwriter, producer, engineer, and author. She now resides primarily in Kentville, Nova Scotia, and part-time in Stratford, Ontario. She has it all; an unmistakable voice, compelling songwriting, and fingerpicking skills that are rarely rivalled. Ask anyone who has seen Manning perform, she is simply mesmerizing.
Dayna is known for weaving history and storytelling in her work, including tributes with Canadian ties to The Band’s Richard Manuel; Father Goose himself, Bill Lishman; and may be known most for her beloved tribute to the snow day, "O Snow".