Sat, Oct 17 • 7 pm • Doors at 6:30
$25; no one turned away for lack of funds

ROO WONFOR
"Roo" is the childhood nickname under which Sophie Wonfor writes and performs what she calls “emo-bard” music. Born and raised in Mohnkinstiss (Calgary, Alberta, Treaty 7), in 2022 Exclaim! called her an emerging artist to watch, her mini-album "Blooming, Glooming Part II" charted on CKUT's Top 30 in Montréal for seven weeks in 2023, in 2025 she released two singles – "Wanting" and "How Much" – and became a nurse. She lives, sings and practices under a rock along the Pijuiniskaq (Lahave River) in Mi'kma'ki.

S. Ayton lives in Halifax and builds songs with voice and electric guitar from DIY worlds, lush textures, stark contrasts and deep curiosity. Music for grief, queerness, and finding little shreds of magic in mundane observations.

Long Call
Sibling duo based in Halifax/Kjipuktuk, Nova Scotia, made up of Avalon (she/they) and Landen (he/him) Moore. Sometimes very quiet, sometimes very loud (both personally and musically). A lil queer and a relatively tall guy. Indie rock/chamber pop/alt folk. Long Call has booked, managed and played four national tours, performing to growing audiences in bars, backyards, living rooms, and theatres across the country and at home in Halifax. Long Call's single "The Last Time We Spoke" releases on October 2, 2026, and their album Everything Will Be Alright is set for release in April 2027.