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Rosemary is an award-winning Newfoundland traditional artist, with formal training in classical violin and has completed her degree in Music Education. She is a passionate advocate of women’s issues and champions the advancement of women in the music industry through her work.

Just a little tune session in the Ship folks! Come out to your local pub for some locally brewed beverages with a backdrop of live traditional tunes humming away in the corner.
Folk Night at the Ship presents songs, stories and tune sessions from the finest Newfoundland artists every Wednesday night! Cover is only $5 (suggested donation) and the shows start at 9 pm sharp, guaranteed!
The Ship is at less than half capacity and is doing all the safety protocols right so feel free to pop out for a casual hour or two and enjoy a bit of live music.
This event is sponsored by Fred’s Records, Rocket Bakery & Fresh Food, O’Brien’s Music Inc., Food For Thought, The Travel Bug, The Bee’s Knees, The Ship Pub, and Quidi Vidi Brewing Co.

A Few Tunes hosted by Rosemary Lawton

Just a little tune session in the Ship folks! Come out to your local pub for some locally brewed beverages with a backdrop of live traditional tunes humming away in the corner.
Folk Night at the Ship presents songs, stories and tune sessions from the finest Newfoundland artists every Wednesday night! Cover is only $5 (suggested donation) and the shows start at 9 pm sharp, guaranteed!
The Ship is at less than half capacity and is doing all the safety protocols right so feel free to pop out for a casual hour or two and enjoy a bit of live music.
This event is sponsored by Fred’s Records, Rocket Bakery & Fresh Food, O’Brien’s Music Inc., Food For Thought, The Travel Bug, The Bee’s Knees, The Ship Pub, and Quidi Vidi Brewing Co.
Naomi Brown is a violinist from St. John’s, Newfoundland. She is currently completing the Bachelor of Music degree program at Memorial University of Newfoundland studying under Dr. Nancy Dahn. She has been performing on violin for 18 years as a soloist and in ensembles of all sizes. She plays second violin in the Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra and first violin in the MUN Chamber Orchestra.

Traditional Tune Sessions!

Just a little tune session in the Ship folks! Come out to your local pub for some locally brewed beverages with a backdrop of live traditional tunes humming away in the corner.
Folk Night at the Ship presents songs, stories and tune sessions from the finest Newfoundland artists every Wednesday night! Cover is only $5 (suggested donation) and the shows start at 9 pm sharp, guaranteed!
The Ship is at less than half capacity and is doing all the safety protocols right so feel free to pop out for a casual hour or two and enjoy a bit of live music.
This event is sponsored by Fred’s Records, Rocket Bakery & Fresh Food, O’Brien’s Music Inc., Food For Thought, The Travel Bug, The Bee’s Knees, The Ship Pub, and Quidi Vidi Brewing Co.

The Newfoundland and Labrador Folk Arts Society acknowledges the support of the Department of Canadian Heritage and Arts NL.

A Few Tunes hosted by Fergus Brown O’Byrne

Presented by the Newfoundland & Labrador Folk Arts Society, Folk Night at the Ship is St. John’s oldest continually running event (started in 1974) and regularly draws a sizeable crowd each Wednesday night; sometimes 100 souls and rarely less than 50.

Folk Night starts at 9 p.m. (yes, it really does!) with a one hour set from a featured performer, then a half hour open mic session and closes with a half hour final set from the feature act. Cover charge is $5 and the music ranges from solo songwriters, traditional Newfoundland, blues, klezmer and all styles in between.

A Few Tunes hosted by Allan Farrell and Bryan Poirier

Carole Bestvater strives to share her joy of music with those around her. She is equally at home in classical and folk genres, maintaining a full schedule as a performer and educator.

Carole relocated from the prairies to St. John’s to attend Memorial University of Newfoundland, and loved it here so much that she decided to stay.

Presented by the Newfoundland & Labrador Folk Arts Society, Folk Night at the Ship is St. John’s oldest continually running event (started in 1974) and regularly draws a sizeable crowd each Wednesday night; sometimes 100 souls and rarely less than 50.

Folk Night starts at 9 p.m. (yes, it really does!) with a one hour set from a featured performer, then a half hour open mic session and closes with a half hour final set from the feature act. Cover charge is $5 and the music ranges from solo songwriters, traditional Newfoundland, blues, klezmer and all styles in between.

Carole Bestvater