Keremeos91裸聊视频� Grist Mill and Gardens has turned out a concert lineup packed with award winners and nominees for the coming summer.

The season kicks off with modern-day storytellers Tiller91裸聊视频檚 Folly on June 30. Drawing influence from Scottish, Irish and Maritime music traditions, Tiller91裸聊视频檚 Folly continue to expand and refine their potent blend of Pacific Canadiana.

On July 8, Kym Gouchie brings her ancestral roots in Lheidli T91裸聊视频檈nneh, Cree and Secw茅pemc Nations to Keremeos, alongside her traditional hand drum, acoustic guitar and powerful voice.

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Juno Award-winners Big Little Lions will play at the Gardens on July 15. The folk-pop duo91裸聊视频檚 six albums have earned them recognition and awards, from CFMA Ensemble of the Year to Song of the Year in the John Lennon songwriting competition.

Born in Horsefly, B.C., Marin Patenaude, the daughter of musical parents, was raised on folk, country and classic rock. Coming to the Gardens on July 29 with two albums to her name so far, Patenaude91裸聊视频檚 folk style is inspired by nature and human connection.

Grammy-winning Bluegrass musician John Reischmann brings his Jaybirds along with him on Aug. 6. The group is now in their 20th year, with seven albums and two more Juno nominations under their belts.

From performing on Canadian streets to CTV91裸聊视频檚 The Launch, Ben Cottrill will be playing the Grist Mill on Aug. 12. Cottrill has worked with Bryan Adams.

On September 1, the Gardens hosts a double-feature with Sarah Jane Scouten and Elise and Adam. Scouten is a four-time Canadian Folk Music Award nominee, with a sound that blends vintage folk and country music and modern topics.

A founding member of indie-folk band Fish & Bird, Adam Iredale-Gray is a versatile guitarist and fiddler with deep roots in Irish traditional music,. He is joined by fiddler Elise Boeur, who91裸聊视频檚 musical traditions hail from Norwegian and Swedish fiddle music.

Raine Hamilton closes out the slate of summer shows on Sept. 2. A classical violinist, Hamilton will perform his unique combination of string-quarter style chamber music with singer-songwriter folk songs.

Tickets are available online at the Grist Mill for $20 each, except for Reischmann91裸聊视频檚 concert which is $30 a ticket.

Doors open at 6 p.m. and concerts start at 7.

All shows are outdoors and people are encouraged to bring their own blankets and low-rise lawn chairs.

Taller chairs are also welcome, but may be positioned at the back to avoid obstructing the view of others.

Attendees are also welcome to bring water bottles (reusable or factory-sealed), but outside food and drinks are prohibited. The Grist Mill will be operating a concession at each show.

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