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'This is the reason you do it'; Arts in the Park musician relishes performing for an audience again

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With the final weeks of warm weather upon us, many Yellowknifers are looking to make the most of the outdoors before residents have to trade sandals for snow boots.

The Arts in the Park event is a festival inviting residents to enjoy concerts and live painting every Thursday night at Somba KSA国际影视传媒檈 Civic Plaza for the remainder of August. 

While entry is limited in order to maintain social distancing, there will be 50 spots open for audience members at the park on land, and another 50 for those looking to watch from the water.

Norm Glowach will be playing Thursday with his band PriscillaSA国际影视传媒檚 Revenge. While the band played a virtual show during Ramble and Ride, Glowach says their last gig with an audience would have been around Christmas.   

Priscilla's Revenge is one of the bands playing at this week's Art in the Park festival at Somba K'e Park. Photo courtesy of Norman Glowach.

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PriscillaSA国际影视传媒檚 Revenge is prepared to play three cover songs and 10 originals on Thursday.

Glowach and the band are looking forward to getting out and performing but have had to work hard to shake off the rust. 

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Taylor Soloy is also performing this week, and artist Michael Fatt will be on site painting and selling his artwork as well.

SA国际影视传媒淎t a time when many summer events have been postponed, it is important to get outdoors to enjoy summer and bring the community together in the ways we still can,SA国际影视传媒 says Alison Harrower, spokesperson for the City of Yellowknife, which is sponsoring the event. 

The event runs from 7 p.m.-8:30 p.m. For those eager to listen from the water, suggested launch sites are the end of Matonabee Street, or the Frame Lake Trail entrance by the Co-op. 

Additional speakers will project sound to the audience on the lake and Somba KSA国际影视传媒檈 Paddle Club will be on site to ensure water safety practices. 





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