Deep Roots Music Cooperative
presents a weekend of five concerts in the gorgeous UNESCO Landscape of Grand-Pré
Three interlocking Nordic Kata tipis will create a magical performance space on the grounds of the Grand-Pré National Historic Site.
September 24 – 26, 2021
5 concerts in 3 days
Jennah Barry, J.P. Cormier, Ian Janes, Gabrielle Papillon, Sirène et Matalot (Patricia Richard and Lennie Gallant), and many more!
This event is produced within Nova Scotia Public Health’s COVID-19 health and safety guidelines, which are subject to change.
Bring your own camp chair and water bottle.
Deep Roots at Grand Pré
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday September 24, 25, 26 at Grand Pré National Historic Site.
Five concerts in 3 days, under the canopy of Nordic Kata tipis. Event passes are for 5 shows with 3 performances at each show.
3 DAY PASS – $150.00 including HST & service fee (TIcketPro)
Includes Admission to all 5 shows
Friday Sept 24th: 7:00PM – 10:00PM
Saturday Sept 25th: 1:00PM – 4:00PM and 7:00PM – 10:00PM
Sunday Sept 26th: 10:30AM – 1:30PM and 3:00PM – 6:00PM
As an added benefit you can book an oTENTik at the National Historic Park if you purchase 4 to 6 passes.
The perfect mix of tent and A-frame cabin, each oTENTik has raised floors, cozy beds and furniture. It’s the perfect way for families and friends of all ages to discover the joys of camping with less work.
A minimum of four ticketed people are required to book one. One wheelchair accessible oTENTik is available. We have block-booked them, so use this form to reserve one, or contact to discuss renting oTENTiks as well as nearby camping, RV and biking options.
Performers
The Spruce Larks
The Hupman Brothers
Owen ‘O’Sound’ Lee
Morgan Toney & Keith Mullins:
Just Micci
Mary Beth Carty
Julie Aubé
Jennah Barry
J.P. Cormier
Ian Janes
Gabrielle Papillon
Darren Arsenault
Daniel James McFadyen
Cheryl Gaudet
Sirène et Matelot
Schedule
(Click times to see performers. Click performers’ names for bio and links.)
What about meals?
No food or drinks are available at our concerts. (We do have water to fill your water bottle up!)
May we suggest a few meal options to consider during your Deep Roots weekend?
COVID Protocols
This event is produced within Nova Scotia Public Health’s COVID-19 health and safety guidelines, which are subject to change. This will include collecting pass holders names, email addresses and phone numbers for both contact tracing and future communications regarding Deep Roots COVID protocol. Audience members are required to bring their own camp chair and water bottle.
Event Sponsors
MORE Deep Roots:
The Deep Roots Music Cooperative was incorporated in 2003 by a group dedicated to developing and promoting the music scene in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley. Because of COVID-19, and the public health measures, it is very difficult to enact the Deep Roots mission: To create meaningful connections between cultures, community groups, artists and audiences by offering music-related events, programs, and an annual festival.
The Deep Roots Music Cooperative is committed to creating opportunities for Annapolis Valley artists and beyond. The Wolfville Summer Concert Series, a partnership between Deep Roots and the Town of Wolfville. runs throughout the summer, each Sunday afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00 in the Waterfront Park in Wolfville.
You can also watch concerts and sing-alongs on the Deep Roots Music Videos YouTube channel and keep up to date on Deep Roots projects through the website and the social media platforms (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram).