Stories and Mi’kmaq Legends with Leonard Paul

Join us for the final concert in our 35th anniversary season, “Stories and Mi’kmaq Legends”, celebrating the art of Truro visual artist Leonard Paul (www.leonardpaul.com) on Sunday, April 24 at 7:30 p.m. (rescheduled from March – previous tickets purchased will be honoured at the door). A graduate of the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design and Acadia University, Leonard Paul is a painter specializing in high realism whose work is inspired by his ancestors and traditions; he is descended from a line of great Chiefs. His work has been awarded the Governor General’s Medal, and he’s received funding from the Canada Council for the Arts. Two new works by Composer-in-Residence Laura Hawley will be premiered and we’re singing music and words by First Nations’ composers. We’re also live-streaming through Side Door if you can’t make the live show. Tickets on sale now through Ticket Halifax and at the door. Masks required and the choir will be singing masked as we all help keep everyone safe – Wela’lin/thank you.

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