Be swept away by the soaring vocals and thoughtful songwriting of The Pairs, whose rich harmonies are moving audiences around the world. Complementing the evening is JD Crosstown, bringing raw energy, masterful country blues guitar, and authentic, soul-stirring songs that resonate with honesty and heart. Opening the night, Tzu-Cheng Wang, an accomplished musician, conductor, violinist, and erhu player, shares Island soundscapes through the voice of the erhu.

Don’t miss this captivating celebration of harmony and song in one of Eastern PEI’s most beloved community spaces.

From driving fiddles and foot-stomping rhythms to spirited songs rooted in Celtic and Acadian tradition, each performance offers a distinct cultural experience — come witness the exhilarating musical dialogue. Set within a beautifully preserved 200-year-old venue, the atmosphere is as rich as the music itself.

Celebrate heritage, community, and the joy of live music in a performance that bridges traditions and ignites the stage. “Fiery Feet and Fiddle” promises an evening of excitement and unforgettable moments.

Joining Inn Echo is Canadian folk music icon Cara Luft. A founding member of The Wailin’ Jennys, she earned a Juno Award for her work on the album 40 Days. In 2014, she went on to co-found the folk duo The Small Glories. The pair toured extensively across Canada, the U.S., and Europe, garnering widespread recognition from both the Canadian Folk Music Awards and the Junos. Her fans will be happy to know Luft returns to this year’s Small Halls with a new solo album in tow!

After 6 remarkable years as a band, touring 3 continents and garnering Music PEI awards and JUNO, ECMA and CFMA nominations, Inn Echo have plenty of musical memories to reflect on. Small Halls is pleased to welcome them back once again!

Guitars and fiddles, washboard and dobros. This show has it all!

Join ragtime sweethearts The Vaudevillian for a trip back to depression era juke joints and dance halls as they transport you to a time of excess and prohibition; flapper dresses and suspenders; gold teeth and cigars; pickin’ tunes and breakin’ hearts. Their old fashioned swing is the elixir guaranteed to enliven your spirit.

Joining the Vaudevillian are fiddle talents Romy Munkres and Tre Sutherland, both will be accompanied by Ray Knorr.

Originally hailing from Vermont, Romy Munkres, comes from a long line of traditional music players; the Munkres family is well known for hosting fiddle and contra dances throughout New England. Now a full time resident of PEI, Romy never fails to impress Island audiences with their unique style melding Celtic, Appalachian, and Scandinavian styles.

Tre Sutherland is a Cree fiddler hailing from Northern Manitoba. His love for traditional music brought him to study in PEI in 2018 and he has remained ever since. Blending prairie traditions, northern stories, and the many fiddle styles gathered along the way, his music carries the spirit of the camps, kitchens, and communities where he first discovered the joy of sharing tunes.

It promises to be another beautiful night in Orwell. We’ll see you at the hall.

Cynthia MacLeod is an Island trad music treasure. Performing for years at summer ceilidhs around PEI, locals and visitors alike fall in love with her infectious performance style.

Karine et Vincent are a mother-son duo from Evangeline PEI. Karine Gallant has dedicated her life to preserving traditional Acadian tunes and dance; teaching and performing around the region, she is pleased to be joined by her son, Vincent Gallant-Côté who is carrying on the family tradition.

Cara Luft is a Canadian folk music icon. A founding member of The Wailin’ Jennys, she earned a Juno Award for her work on the album 40 Days. In 2014, she went on to co-found the folk duo The Small Glories. Touring extensively across Canada, the U.S., and Europe, Luft has garnered widespread recognition from both the Canadian Folk Music Awards and The Junos. Fresh off releasing a new solo record -we are pleased to welcome Cara back to the Island.

Fiddle in the air; tea in the kettle; Saturday night in a harbour town, what ever could be better!?

Newfoundland and Labrador’s Rum Ragged are bringing their Juno Award nominated performance to Small Halls. Boasting bouzouki, fiddle, bodhran, banjo, guitar, and button accordion, these new champions of East Coast music enliven and enlighten audiences with their signature brand of Newfoundland folk. Their combination of striking vocal harmonies, staggering musicianship, and captivating storytelling gives concert-goers an experience they won’t soon forget.

Joce Reyome is a decorated roots and blues songwriter based in PEI. Originally hailing from Attleboro, Massachusetts their vocal style evokes the smooth soul of Aretha Franklin and the belting rasp of Janis Joplin. Joce’s pipes brought home the top prize at the 2024 International Blues Challenge in Memphis, Tennessee – cementing their place as one of this region’s great blues talents.

A massive lineup for a big finish. It’s a Closing Fit for Kings.

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St.Margaret’s Parish Hall   All ages welcome

Enjoy a family friendly evening of fiddle music, songs & dancing with the CHAISSON  TRIO!

50/50 draw,  Lunch served at intermission.