A History of Motown

Saturday, Nov. 15th @ 7:30pm | The Harrison Memorial Hall

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A History of Motown

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Experience the soulful sounds of Motown in a mesmerizing concert starring the award-winning Krystle Dos Santos.

A History of Motown takes audiences of all ages on a musical journey through the legendary hits that defined an era and shaped the sound of a generation. From the infectious rhythms of The Supremes to the timeless melodies of Stevie Wonder, Dos Santos brings the magic of Motown to life with her powerhouse vocals and captivating stage presence.

Krystle Dos Santos – Artist, Musical Historian, Producer and Community Organizer
Krystle Dos Santos is a powerhouse vocalist, songwriter, and performer whose dynamic presence and rich, soulful sound have captivated audiences across Canada. With a career spanning multiple genres and disciplines, she has shared stages with celebrated artists such as Allen Stone, Serena Ryder, Ruth B, Stevie Wonder, and Michael Bublé. More than just a performer, Dos Santos is a musical historian, using her art to illuminate the cultural and historical impact of music. Delighting in the art of what she coins “edutertainment“, Her projects delve deep into the roots of Black music and Canadian history, including BLAK: Canadian Women in Music, A History of Motown, and Hey Viola!, a musical tribute to civil rights icon Viola Desmond.

In addition to her solo work, Dos Santos is also a member of the country-rock
band Orchard Sky, where she brings Black representation to Canadian country
music, expanding the genre’s diversity and storytelling. Whether on stage,
in the studio, or curating historical narratives through music, Dos Santos is a
powerful voice ensuring that the past, present, and future of music remain deeply
connected.

The show will begin at 7:30 pm but doors will open at 6:30 pm to avoid any lineups. A bar and concession will be available. The show will be two 45 min sets with a short intermission.

Get your tickets now before they are all gone!

You got questions, we got answers! Have a read of the following to gain an idea of what the night will look like.

Where will the show be?

The Harrison Memorial Hall. 290 Esplanade Ave.

Will there be bathrooms available?

Yes, bathrooms with either hand sanitizer or soap and water will be available.

How long will the concert be?

The band will play for two 45 min sets with a brief intermission.

Will I be able to grab a drink and a snack at the show?

Yes, we will have a bar and concession at the show!

Will I be able to buy a CD or talk to the artist after the show?

It depends on the artist. We will have an area set up just for this, but it depends on how comfortable each artist feels about it. We usually find out about merch the day of, but we will update this when we know more. If merch is available, please bring a debit or credit card, no cash.

Will I be able to sit beside my friends?

Yes, we will have round tables with 6-8 chairs setup at each.

Where do I park?

There is lots of parking just outside the venue. There is no pay parking to worry about.

Will seating be provided?

yes.

If I don’t feel well, am experiencing any symptoms, or have been exposed to a known case of COVID-19, will I get my money back if I don’t come.

We really don’t want any sign of this virus anywhere near us, so don’t let the price of the ticket stop you from doing the right thing. We’ll get you your money back, just get in touch and we’ll figure it out.

Will I be able to buy my ticket at the door?

Yes, we will be able to process last-minute sales at the door depending on availability. We accept Debit, Credit and cash!

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