UPCOMING EVENTS

UPCOMING EVENTS

The Sofa Of Fools

Friday, 11 April

Yackandandah Courthouse
Doors 7pm, show 7.30pm

In the Sofa of Fools, Spookmeister Stephen Taberner (double bass, vocals) is joined by two enchanted musical souls in Jack Fitzgerald Sice (guitar, voice, things), and Coral Reid (fiddle and singings). The repertoire is largely comprised of ST’s originals, which are known for their barely describable pastiche of quirkiness, funkiness and outright melancholia, but there’s plenty of other musical bonbons to nibble on, too…

Friday, 25 April

Seamas Carey vocal workshop

Tuesday, 15 April

Yackandandah Courthouse
Doors 6.30 for 7pm workshop

Seamas Carey, internationally award-winning performer, composer, multi-instrumentalist and choir leader from Cornwall, U.K. presents a joyous and anarchic singing workshop for any age, ability or gender. Come and be engaged with song, laughter and silliness as Seamas creates an instant sense of harmony, togetherness and “flat-pack community”!.

ANZAC Day singalong

Yackandandah Public Hall
Doors 1.15pm, show 2.00pm

Honour the courage, sacrifice and legacy of our fallen heroes by singing the of songs of the period in joyous spirit. Maestro Glen Aberle will lead a 14 piece band, and with local guest vocalists will lead the community in collective song.
Lyrics will be projected onto the big screen, and refreshments and afternoon tea available.

Ruth Moody and band

Sunday, 4 May

Yackandandah Public Hall
Doors 3.30pm, show 4.00pm

Ruth Moody, an award-winning singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Winnipeg, Manitoba. Her otherworldly soprano voice and her inspired songwriting have gained the admiration of the hearts, minds, and ears of millions of listeners. As a solo artist and a founding member of The Wailin’ Jennys, she has garnered two JUNO Awards and performed sold-out venues around the globe.

Rufuous Whistler plays homecoming show

Saturday, 16 May

Yackandandah Public Hall
Doors 7pm for 7.30 show

Rufous Whistler returns to Yack with their signature blend of folk and alt-country, soulful storytelling, and magnetic three-part harmonies. Rooted in tradition but bursting with fresh energy, they weave guitar, bouzouki, mandolin, double bass, and fiddles into a lush tapestry that marries old-time charm with a bold, heartfelt edge.

Thursday, 22 May to
Saturday, 24 May
Yackandandah Public Hall

YTC perform

Noel Coward’s “Blithe Spirit”

When writer Charles Condamine invites Madame Arcati, the clairvoyant, to his home for dinner with his wife and friends in the hope he might reignite his imagination for a new novel, he gets a bit more than he bargained for.
This special performance celebrates YTC’s 25th anniversary!

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