Ticket sales are now closed for lunch. You can still buy tickets for the concert-only, at this link: https://musicincommunities.com/event/5469629/672568773/corbies-music-only
We've moved our Corbies lunch to the storm date, Sunday March 3!
The next in our family-friendly music series! Corbies is an exciting duo featuring Canning local (via Glasgow) Andy Webster, and Eilidh Campbell. Listen to some samples of their amazing sound here: https://youtu.be/3gp-FyqgiaM?si=sYXPthzHmFa45Atj There will also be a ceilidh during the meal, featuring Dennis Robinson, Denise Aspinall and Mike McMahon!
Please note, ticket-sales for lunch close on Friday 10am. 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 at this link: https://musicincommunities.com/event/5469629/672568773/corbies-music-only
Menu for the lunch:
Potato Leek Soup
Sage Butter Biscuits
Marinated Kale Salad with Carrots, Caramelized Onion and Toasted Seeds
Chocolate Dipped Scottish Oatcakes
Lunch Matinee with Corbies 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
Originally from Scotland, Eilidh Campbell and Andy Webster are long time friends and musical partners, having met while studying music together in Glasgow in the 1990s. After years of touring and recording together, including becoming finalists together in the BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award, they both found themselves living not far from each other in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Building on over 20 years of musical history, Eilidh and Andy play many tunes and songs from their Scottish heritage while mixing in a large number of their own compositions into finely crafted arrangements.
The uniqueness of this duo is evident. When Eilidh and Andy perform together, they express a yearning for their homeland while at the same time, a love of their new home on Canada’s East Coast. Eilidh’s effortless fiddling combined with Andy’s rhythmic and dynamic guitar and bouzouki playing makes for a truly captivating experience that is always augmented by the love and laughter shared between two old friends.