WESTBEN 2021 | Welcome Back Weekend Program

Artistic & Managing Director's Message We’re Back!

How thrilling to say that! We are so looking forward to seeing you again at Westben in the days ahead, first for our Welcome Back Weekend at the end of July, and then for our new Open Air Fall Fest in September.

You might imagine that it has been pretty quiet around The Barn, and in a way it has. But in another way, it has been a veritable beehive of exciting activity. Following the production of 12 Digital Concerts at The Barn in 2020, we have already started on Season two, with three new productions already recorded, which will be broadcast over the next year. The recent 2021 Performer-Composer Residency welcomed 48 creators from 13 cities over 10 time zones to explore new musical and cultural collaborations. We have added two more outdoor venues to the grounds: Willow Hill, a natural amphitheater just beyond the pond, and The Campfire, nestled in a quiet corner of the meadow. We have also reconfigured The Barn to allow for physically distanced seating. Add to all this, the exciting acquisition of the West Schoolhouse as our new administrative center and box office, and soon-to-be year-round location of performances, learning, and gathering.

Throughout, one thing has remained remarkably constant: the outstanding support of a myriad of members, sponsors, and donors, all of whom have continued to cheer Westben on through these challenging times. We are also tremendously grateful to all levels of government who have offered vital support and encouragement. And finally, heartfelt thanks to the truly inspirational Board and Staff. It takes a whole village to raise a child, but it takes a truly remarkable village to continue to walk beside that child through such unexpected challenges.

So now here we are, brimming with new energy and ready to welcome you back to share the joy of live music in person! It is a Sunny Day – regardless of the weather!

Brian Finley, C.M. Artistic & Managing Director

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A Message from our Board Chair Welcome…

Back to the Barn. We missed you! As a centre that puts “connection” first, the sharp, sudden disconnect from performers, audience members, learners, volunteers, partners, and friends was a dizzying moment for the Westben team. But we are immensely proud of the reimagined connections that were quickly established since last spring, through our digital concerts, virtual gatherings, and expanded online residencies, and we hope that we brought you some sunshine when times were hard.

For the first time. Our local community has been changed by the pandemic, as more people have discovered the magic of living in a place of rolling fields, bird songs, and ribbons of country roads. We are so excited to introduce you to the musical spirit of Westben. We hope you find lasting friendships and unforgettable experiences here.

We have also, through the past year and a bit extended the feel of the Barn virtually into places beyond Trent Hills, and we hope, when you’re ready, our newest audience members will join us here in person.

To our beautiful new fresh air venues. I am literally counting the days to the moment I plant my camp chair on Willow Hill and sit back to enjoy my first live concert in a very long time. I am so looking forward to the crackle of a bonfire and an evening of music with fireflies for light. I can’t wait for the powerhouse voice of Serena Ryder to fill the meadow. And to be there with our community… amazing.

To the School House. Our transformation in the past year includes a shift to a single-campus vision for Westben, with the acquisition of an historic schoolhouse adjacent to the existing site, to serve as our long-term administrative hub, box office, and all-season gathering space.

We hope you will consider buying a brick and ringing the school bell!

To the other side of isolation. We truly hope this is the other side. We are embracing and learning the new normal. As part of the Westben Board of Directors, I can tell you that the survival of our organization through a global pandemic with profoundly local impacts has been fuelled by very specific things: the financial supports from our governments, donors, and members, which sustained us when in-person events were gone; a devoted and hard-working staff who adapted rapidly and brought our digital contributions to life; and, thoughtful, positive and sustained leadership from Brian and Donna. We are acknowledging what we have come through with music, creativity and how we do our work – acknowledging not just the impact of COVID-19. We acknowledge the histories that have disrupted and distanced connections between communities. We acknowledge the natural spaces that have long been part of Westben’s special quality, and which have much longer been filled with the music of our Mississauga First Nation friends. Westben’s commitment is to bring people together through music, and we honor our role in that regard, now more than ever.

M. Kathleen Kinch Barrister & Solicitor Chair of The Westben Board of Directors

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Co-Founders Donna Bennett & Brian Finley Photo Credits: Northumberland Tourism l Steve Dagg

Table of Contents Page 6

At a Glance Calendar

Pages 7-9

NEW Open-Air Venues

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Familiar Places

Pages 11-14 Westben is Growing (West Schoolhouse) Page 15

Performer Composer Residency

Pages 16-19 WELCOME BACK WEEKEND Page 20

FALL FESTIVAL

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Picnics

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Ticket Prices

Pages 23-24 Thank You Members Pages 25-26 Thank You Sponsors

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Calendar

Season 2021

THE BARN . WILLOW HILL . online .

THE CAMPFIRE . MARY WEST TRAIL .

Welcome Weekend & Open-Air Fall Festival

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PCR WEEK OF PREMIERES DAILY PREMIERES AT 12 NOON (ET)

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FRIENDS ON THE HILL 7:00 pm 30

LEMON BUCKET ORKESTRA 7:00 pm 31

ROBERT MICHAELS 2:00 pm ROBERT MICHAELS 7:00 pm 1

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sounds in nature 10:00 Am Bennett-Finley 2:00 pm Andre LaPlante 11 7:00 pm

LAILA BIALI 7:00 pm 17

sounds in nature 10:00 Am Leahy 2:00 pm LAILA BIALI 18 7:00 pm

Ken Tizzard 7:00 pm

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*Artists, dates and programs are subject to change. Please confirm all events with the box office.

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sounds in nature 10:00 Am SERENA RYDER 2:00 pm

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SAMMY Jackson 7:00 pm 12 Leahy 2:00 pm

Kerri Ough 7:00 pm

SERENA RYDER 2:00 pm

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New Open-Air Venues

Welcome to our NEW Open-Air Venues!

Willow Hill Willow Hill is a natural amphitheatre by the willow tree and pond, just north of The Barn. Bring your own lawn chair and picnic or order a Westben picnic to enjoy on this grassy, natural amphitheatre.

The Campfire The Campfire Venue is an intimate experience for 20 with a Westben performing artist. There will be smores, beverages, and time to chat with the artist. Enjoy the sunset evening of music in the outdoors.

Remember to bring your own lawn chair or blanket with you, we will take care of the rest!

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New Open-Air Venues

Mary West Nature Reserve Located right across the road from Westben is the Mary West Nature Reserve (38 hectares/95 acres)—home to towering white pines, spring peepers, a beautiful river, and the at-risk eastern wood pewee.

Donated to the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) through the estate of Mary West in 1991 – a descendant of the Wests who originally owned the farm at Westben — the property protects wetlands and forests in the Trout Creek and Trent River watersheds.

The reserve is an important part of the local conservation network, helping to provide carbon storage, flood mitigation, and clean drinking water to the local community.

The forests and wetlands of the Mary West Nature Reserve make it an important habitat for many native species, including species at risk like butternut, wood thrush, and snapping turtle. Removing invasive species, restoration activities, and providing visitors with a safe and enjoyable experience are just some of the ways the NCC cares for the Mary West Nature Reserve.

Join us September 11, 18 & 25 at The Mary West Nature Reserve to enjoy our new installation Sounds In Nature - more info at westben.ca/events

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Sound & Environmental Partnerships

Westben is excited to continue developing an ecomusicological relationship with the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC). One of the things that makes the Westben experience unique is its sound relationship with its surrounding environment.

Imagine the doors of the timber frame Barn rolling open to the meadow as the sounds of birds, breezes and leaves intermingle with musical outpourings— welcoming and enhancing each other. Westben is a venue that embraces all kinds of anthrophony (sounds made by humans), biophony (sounds made by non-human living organisms) and geophony (sounds made by non-living entities such as the wind, rain, and thunder).

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Familiar Places

The Barn

Nestled amongst the peaceful hills of Northumberland County two hours east of Toronto, near Campbellford, Westben's primary performance venue is a custom-built, timber-frame barn. The Barn seats 400 and combines stateof-the-art acoustics with a rustic yet sophisticated atmosphere. On sunny days from June to September massive walls and doors roll away allowing music to waft over the surrounding meadow.

This year The Barn has been reconfigured to provide socially distant seating in cabaret-style pods. Our barn doors can open completely on warm days to allow for a pleasant breeze throughout the space. Large fans have been put in place to also increase air circulation.

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Westben is Growing

The West Schoolhouse

The beautiful brick building known as SS#4 West’s School, is located on County Road 30 just north of Campbellford and Westben’s Barn. It was built in 1890 by Charles Dunk and Louis Breault to replace an earlier frame schoolhouse that had burned to the ground. The first schoolhouse was a cottage roofed building made of logs.

Westben's NEW Box Office, Rehearsal Hall, & Community Space!

Located at 6788 County Road 30 North Campbellford. Just North of The Barn!

History Named after the West family which had previously owned the property, The Schoolhouse had slate blackboards added in 1906, was electrified in 1949, and later, an addition provided washrooms a welcome improvement on the outside wooden “closets”. When the rural schools closed in 1967 the property was purchase by the Women’s Institute and beautifully maintained until sold in 2013 to Jeannette Sanderson and Ken Layton who remain very grateful that they don’t have to arrive at five in the morning to light the fire before classes begin.

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The Schoolhouse Capital Campaign

$400,000

Westben is asking for your help to reach a fund-raising target of $400,000 in support of a capital campaign to purchase the West Schoolhouse; an historic, one-room schoolhouse right next to Westben. Funds raised through the Campaign will be used to purchase the West Schoolhouse and make the improvements necessary to get it operational.

46%

of our goal!

$185,995

If each brick in the Schoolhouse is worth $100.00 then this campaign is seeking the contribution of 3,100 more bricks! eg. Purchase 10 bricks today & join the Honour Roll!

Graduate $100+

Honour Roll $1,000+

Star Pupil $2,500+

Dean's List $5,000+

Valedictorian $10,000+

Trustee $25,000+

To learn more about The West Schoolhouse Capital Campaign and for updated information visit westben.ca/schoolhouse-campaign

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Westben is Growing

THANK YOU TO THE SCHOOLHOUSE DONORS

TRUSTEES Bill & Penny Harris • Ken Layton & Jeanette Sanderson • Anonymous, in Celebration of Marilyn Keene

VALEDICTORIANS Martin Edge & Debra Richardson-Edge Donna Finley - Finley & Associates Mundy McLaughlin John Welch

STAR PUPILS

DEAN 'S LIST

Jeanette Cournoyer Jan Hay Kinch Eddie Litigation Diane Menzies Arnold E. & Marie Westlake

Neil Graham & Wayne Sabados Karen & Patrick MacGinnis Leslie Orpana Catherine Warrener

HONOUR ROLL Laura Andrews John & Betty Bennett Lionel & Laurane Bennett Bob & Ann Bennett John Burge Lorna Campbell Katherine Cochrane Lance & Barbara Cooper Penny & Garry Culverson Jim & Susan Eddie

Ben Finley Donna Bennett & Brian Finley Brenda Finley Lorne & Brenda Hagerman Bill & Penny Harris Doug Keene Gloria Larkin Neil Lucy Patt MacDowell Joan McCulloch

Greg Meehan, Carol & Don Pearson, Carol Robertson, Angela Roest, Ron & Elaine Scott, Richard Shears, Louise & Ross Stevenson, Burle & Kay Summers, Cathy & Jim Turner, Terry Brown & Audrey Williams

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THANK YOU TO THE SCHOOLHOUSE DONORS GRADUATES Jim Abel Mary Hogarth Sharon Abernethy Jennifer Holden G Alton Family Gary Horton Carol & Richard Anjo Mary Hunt Diane Arsenault Jann Istead Marybeth Ashbourne Diane Jamieson Joan & Stephen Bale Diana Ballard Donna Jefferson Julia Barber Janette Johnston Elinor & Mary Bartle Monica Johnston Judy & Michael Bates Cydney & Hans Kamping Doreen Allen-Bell Jane & Don King John Belton Deborah Bennett David King Don Bennett Jane Kitchen Reverend Gervis & Liane Black Judith Knopp Brown Alan & Samantha Bland Kathy Lee Eleanor Bond Dick & Lynn Lewis Timothy Bowden Jeffrey & June Brace Tim Lilleyman Gene Brahaney Dorothy De Lisle Mara Brown Mary Lockett Myrna Brown Donna Lohnes Lois Brummitt Sandra Lovering Peter Budzik Hans & Lenneke Buré Deb & Barry MacDonald Patricia & Robert Burke Steve & Julie MacDonald Marg & Stu Burkholder Lise Mace Pat Burnside Wendy MacFadzean Dave Carley Kay MacLeod David Chambers Kathy Clement Kim MacNeil Geraldine Crown Lori & Rob Majdell Greg Cumming Patricia Marett Kathryn Cureatz Ron & Valerie Marshall Marcus Curle John & Lynda Martin Alex & Bonnie Davidson Arnott Matthews Heather Davis Alec Dewdney Susan McAllister Maureen Dikun Tom McCamus C. Rae Finley Maggie McDougall Ruth Fleming Bill & Rosemarie McMechan Leo & Mary Jo Fortin Doris Meier Daniel Foster Leesa Franklin Alexander Milne Cindy Fyvie Eva Gonos Mocon Gregory Garrett Robert Moorcroft Lenore Gay Mary-Lynne Morgan Irwin & Myrna Gopnik Pauline Morissette Dianne Graham Barbara Morris Brad Halls Barbara Morrison Michael Harding John Mueller Susan Hatcher Jeanette Northrop Philip Headlam Mark Helmer Peter And Bonnie Ostwald Barbara Hems Liana Palmer Gail & Horace Hinds Douglas & Gillian Parker

Sue & Mike Paterson Eileen Paulsen Joyce & Peter Payan Judith Pearce Marcia Perryman Paul Petherick Sandy Pinkerton Lisa Poirier Janet Pomeroy Martin & Marguerite Prachowny Gabrielle Prata Joanna Primavesi Shelagh Purcell Jean & Donald Pysklywec Gail Rayment Jose Richter Gwen Robertson Suzanne Aldis Routh Pam Royl Linda Rumpf Gunter Schubert June Seaborn Bill Selby David & Beverley Sherwin Felicity Sidnell Reid Wayne Singleton Stephen Snell Walter & Wendy Somerville Norma Spence Robert Stairs Judith Stephanson Janet Stubbs Aimee Tedford & Clark Consulting Services Dianne Thomas Sally & Earl Thompson Paul Tichauer Carolyn Vanhumbeck Minny Verburg Catherine Vosper & Christine Hallett Frederick Wardle Ralph Watson Franz Weilandt Kathryn White Anna Whitley Ann Wiggins Caitlin Wood C.F.A. Winnipeg Inc.

Dennis Ablett, Pat Archer, Fern Colson, Lori & Nathan Copeland, Connie Corbett, Robert & Anne Dockstader, Beverley Duncan, Maureen Dugan, Audrey Gillam, Fern Greenspoon, Merrilyn Lindsay, Therese May, Tracy Peters, Rachel Prichard, Bruce Williamson

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Performer Composer Residency

2021 Performer Composer Residency

The Performer-Composer Residency (PCR) is an international and intergenerational celebration of creative music-making. Instead of traditional teacher-student models, the PCR is a gathering of exchange where a wide range of musical practices and perspectives are enthusiastically encouraged.

The participants of the PCR often find themselves in between categories of composing music and bringing it to life in real-time, and we try to cheer that on! We say, “how fascinating!” to the complex intersections we inhabit as we seek to share and create music together from our unique cultural positions and realities.

What’s incredible is what emerges from this encouragement and meeting space; it reinvigorates us to find vibrant, just, and sustainable ways of living together and to meaningfully address social inequities and planetary imbalances.

Visit www.westbendigitalvenue.ca to see all of the NEW music created throughout the residency!

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Open Air Season 2021

WEAR A MASK 1. Moving around the grounds, & 2. inside The Barn.

Please stay 6 feet apart from people outside of your party.

NO MASK You can remove your mask when seated outside on The Hill.

Please sit in your designated seats or area outside!

Concession & Bar The Milk Shed Bar or our Willow Hill bar will be open but limited to non-cash sales. Expect physically distanced queuing and a limited variety of products. Available on the grounds: wine, beer, water available for purchase, and treats and snacks including non-alcoholic beverages.

Washrooms The famous, air-conditioned Westben Washroom Trailer will be open but will have reduced capacity. There will also be several portable washrooms scattered conveniently around the grounds including at the entrance to Willow Hill, at The Barn, and near the Ticket Shed.

Please note our concerts may be recorded.

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Welcome Back Weekend

DONNA BENNETT & BRIAN FINLEY (voice & piano) KIM DAFOE (voice) ROBERT LONGO (voice) LUKE MERCIER (fiddle) DAVE MOWAT & CLAYTON YATES (blues harmonica & guitar) KEN TIZZARD & MUSIC FOR GOATS: Ken Tizzard (guitar & vocals) Neil Lucy (guitar) Ken Grant (bass) Steve Dagg (drums)

Jana Reid (vocals) Oscar Donald (piano) Pat McTaggart (double bass) Steve Dagg (drums) Perry White (Sax) Steve Donald (trombone) OUT BY LUCY: Harrison Mees (guitar & vocals) Sam Moreland (guitarist/synth.)

Julian Moreland (drums) Saoirse Aherne (bass)

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JAASH SINGH (darbouka).

ALEX NAHIRNY (guitar), MARK MARCZYK (violin, vocals), STEPHANIA WOLOSHYN (dance, percussion, vocals), NATHAN DELL-VANDENBERG (trombone).

IAN TULLOCH (sousaphone) , OS KAR (savage drums, screams), MARICHKA MARCZYK (accordion, vocals), MICHAEL LOUIS JOHNSON (trumpet), JULIAN SELODY (saxophone), JAMES McKIE (violin).

Lemon Bucket Orkestra is Toronto's original guerrilla-folk party-punk massive. The multi-award-winning ensemble has been heralded as a groundbreaking, genre-bending phenomenon by media and fans alike.

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Robert Michaels - Flamenco Guitar Multi-gold and platinum recording artist, Robert Michaels, has won the esteem of critics worldwide with award-winning performances Winner of a Juno Award for “Best Instrumental Album” Robert received Best Vocalist, Instrumentalist and Album nominations. Robert is well known as an intuitive musician with electric energy and a captivating blend of styles. He has engaged concertgoers across the globe with his heartfelt enthusiasm.

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Open AIr Season 2021

piano

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Available on The Grounds

GOURMET PICNIC MENU

Prepared locally by Chef Ravi of Antonia’s Bistro

ITALIAN Muffuletta Sandwich (Assorted Italian cold cuts topped with spicy olive salad on ciabatta bread) Caprese Skewers (Bocconcini cheese, cherry and grape tomatoes & basil, drizzled with olive oil & balsamic reduction) Cappuccino Dacquoise (Crunchy hazelnut meringue layered with coffee butter cream with dark chocolate glaze)

SOUTH ASIAN Curry Chicken Salad on Roti (marinated chicken breast in aromatic Indian spices) Salad made with cucumber, tomato, yogurt, and cilantro Mango Crème Caramel

VEGETARIAN

GOURMET PIC NICS ONLY AVAILABLE FO R PRE-ORDER (48 HOUR BEF ORE CONCERT )

Beet and Goat Cheese Salad (mixed greens, goat cheese, beets, oranges, berries, and walnuts drizzled with balsamic reduction and serve with rose water and honey vinaigrette) Strawberry Rhubarb Euro Tart

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The Box Office

The Box Office The West Schoolhouse 6788 County Road 30 North Campbellford, ON, Canada, K0L 1L0

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$20

under 20

Thank You Members RASPBERRY PATCH Dr. A.M. Herzberg Debra Richardson-Edge & Martin Edge ORCHARD Diane Menzies PADDOCK G. K. Alton Family Bob & Ann Bennett John & Nancy Burge Lance & Barbara Cooper Jan Hay Judy & Michael Kaufmann Joan McCulloch Greg Meehan Carol & Don Pearson Ray & Joan Sharp Glenn Taylor Sally & Earl Thompson John Welch GAMBREL Stephen & Joan Bale Diana Ballard Brenda Finley Donna Bennett & Brian Finley Lionel & Laurane Bennett Michelle Cunningham-Langevin Joan Filip & Bill Reid John A. Good Bill & Penny Harris Barb Hobart Jill & Gerald Hutcheon Jann Istead Doug Keene D.K. & Margaret Kirkland Dick & Lynn Lewis Roger Nainby Liana Palmer Denise & Peter Reid Stephen Snell Marie & Arnold Westlake

GRANARY Laura Andrews Carol & Richard Anjo Jeremy Sporring & Donna Bennett-Sporring Betty & John Bennett Alan & Samantha Bland Bruce Bowden & Anna Gray Timothy Bowden Hans & Lenneke Buré Christopher Cameron & Karen Henderson Mike & Kathy Carter Katherine Cochrane Jeanette Cournoyer Alex & Bonnie Davidson Heather Davis Dewdney Consulting Group Jim & Barb Doyle Nancy Garrod Irwin & Myrna Gopnik Michael Harding Julia Harrison Jim Harvey Susan Hatcher Liz Hathway Laura & Percy Kearse Jane & Don King Jill Koplowitz Richard & Alexandra Lowery Karen & Patrick MacGinnis Kay MacLeod Kim MacNeil Anonymous Don McLean Susan McMurtry Sue Mortimer Roger Nainby Michael Nitsch & Holly Hurlburt Leslie Orpana Judith Pearce Lea Phillips & Rawle Johnson Shelagh Purcell Sandy Robertson Angela Roest Gunter Schubert Ron & Elaine Scott Judy Stephanson Louise & Ross Stevenson Cathy & Jim Turner Frederick Wardle & Susan Traer John & Mary Webb

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Thank You Members

HAY LOFT Sharon & Harold Abernethy Marijke Bakker Roz Bakst Gross Rebecca Baptista Julia & Craig Barber Judy & Michael Bates Lorne Brown Lois Brummitt Hynze Bryans Peter Budzik Lorna Campbell Dave Carley Gwen Cavers Russell & Heidi Christianson Samantha Clark Kathy Clement Geraldine Crown Karen Cullen Garry & Penny Culverson Sam Cureatz Maureen Dikun Henry & June Dinsdale David Durnford Phyllis Durnford Susan & Jim Eddie Aaron Eddie & Kathleen Kinch C. Rae Finley Diana Finley Leo & Mary Jo Fortin Jennifer Garland Lenore Gay Dianne Graham Claire Grant Lorne & Brenda Hagerman Catherine Vosper & Christine Hallett Gabriella Hamley Barbara Hems Elizabeth Heon & David Lyon Gail & Horace Hinds Mary Hogarth

Alan & Jenny Ingram Diane Jamieson Carol Johnston Meredith Jones Aaron Eddie & Kat Kinch Ann & Murray Keys Judith Knopp Brown Gloria Larkin Robert Laycock Tim Lilleyman Shannon Linton Sandra Lovering

BECOME A MEMBER We invite you to join our community of music lovers and help further our mandate of ‘bringing people together through music. For over twenty years our members have been an integral part of the success and vibrancy of Westben. As a member-based, charitable organization, we rely on our membership base for support, guidance, and connection. Members enjoy an ‘insider’ view and have a voice in shaping the future of our organization. The many benefits of membership include first-to-know status, early purchasing opportunities, free exchange privileges, an income tax receipt and so much more!

Visit westben.ca/membership

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Thank You Sponsors

2021 Sponsors Galaxy

finleyandassociates.com

Blue Sky

alleninsurance.ca

cameco.ca

bennetts.ca

pylegroup.ca

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windswept.ca

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Thank You Sponsors

Residency, Youth/Community Programs, & Concert Sponsors

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