Lusk & Walker, Tony Vani and Kenny Pauzé
Belleville Downtown Blues Festival 256 Pinnacle St, BellevilleCourtyard 265 @ Front Donations to Gleaners Foodbank
Free Event
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Camilo Restrepo, Patrick Fockler, Weber Brothers, Wild T & The Spirit
Belleville Downtown Blues Festival 256 Pinnacle St, BellevilleMain Stage on Front Street - accepting Donations to Gleaners Foodbank
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Guitar Workshops: Tim Campbell, Ron Nicholas
Belleville Downtown Blues Festival 256 Pinnacle St, BellevilleBlues Slide Guitar, and Finger Picking guitar back-to-back workshops at Theatre in the Wings
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Garnetta’s Sweet Saturday Blues Jam
Corktown Pub 175 Young St, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada -
Jack de Keyzer
Norfolk Golf & Country Club 200 Argyle Street, Simcoe$55 -
Reconsider Baby
Belleville Downtown Blues Festival 256 Pinnacle St, BellevilleCourtyard 265 @ Front Donations to Gleaners Foodbank
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Glenn Marais & The Mojo Train
Two Blokes Cider 21300 Simcoe St, Seagrave -
Carlos del Junco and The Blues Mongrels
Old Church Theatre Trenton 940 Bonisteel Rd, Trenton, Ontario -
Durham County Poets
Shawn & Ed Brewing Co. 65 Hatt St., Dundas$10 -
Raoul & The Big Time
Rex Jazz and Blues Bar 194 Queen St W., Toronto, ON, CanadaFour nights
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Fraser Melvin Band
Noonan's Irish Pub 141 Danforth Ave, Toronto ON, Canada -
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