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The Evergreen Stage offers 14 days and nights of live music as part of the Evergreen Festival.

November 18, 2021 – Halifax, Nova Scotia: Fa-la-la-la-la Gather your friends and join the Evergreen Festival downtown on the Halifax Waterfront for the Evergreen Stage! Fresh off the win of “Event of the Year” from the Music Nova Scotia Awards and curated by the team at Halifax Jazz Festival, we’re excited to bring 14 days and nights of live-music to your winter wonderland. From November 26 - December 19, 2021 bundle up and get cozy stageside with our propane fire tables and picnic table pods to hear some of your favorite local bands and musicians.

In 2020 Evergreen Stage became Evergreen Screen, moving to an online experience, allowing people to enjoy holiday performances from the comfort and safety of home. This year, the Evergreen Stage returns for in-person shows! Kicking things off on Friday, Nov 26th, the first night brings a solo performance from Good Dear Good, followed by Halifax’s up-and-coming singing sensation Jody Upshaw, and last year’s fan favourite The Gilberts with their close three-part harmonies, soulful lyrics and compelling arrangements. Closing out the evening is Rankin & The Broken Reeds, known for their energetic and eccentric performances that will leave you rockin’ around the tree!

We return on Saturday, Nov 27th with an afternoon performance by young fiddle star Amelia Park, emerging songwriter Eriana Willis, multi-talented trumpeter and singer Paul St-Amand Soul Quartet, and singer-songwriter Gizelle De Guzman. We’re sure to stay cozy and warm as we kick off the evening with Willie Stratton, bringing his mix of country, surf rock, blues and rockabilly. Closing out the evening with an airtight rhythm section and searing horns laying the foundation for the five-foot firecracker lead vocalist of Roxy & The Underground Soul Sound.

Bring the whole family together for an afternoon matinee on Sunday, Nov 28th with fiddler Shannon Quinn, singer-songwriter Matt Steele, vocal powerhouse Jessie Brown, and folk musician Brad Reid.

Bookings for the propane fire tables and picnic table pods have begun and additional Evergreen Stage performances and schedules will be released as the weeks roll on. The team at Waterfront Warehouse have created a festive menu that will be available for purchase to be enjoyed with your friends.

TICKET PURCHASE INFORMATION:

Tickets are on sale NOW! Tickets available through Eventbrite online and at https://www.evergreenfestns.com/stage. Tickets are to be purchased as pods - options include a group of 10 around a cozy propane fire table or groups of 6-8 as a picnic table pod.

*Youth and children under 19 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Stay tuned for more artist announcements for Evergreen Stage coming soon!

Important COVID Event info:

This year's most-wonderful-time-of-year will require some extra precautions and care to help keep it safe and wonderful. Evergreen Festival has been planned in partnership with Nova Scotia Public Health in adherence with the latest public health guidelines. The organizers will continue taking preventative measures, following the epidemiology, and making changes when and if necessary.

As mandated by the Government of Nova Scotia, proof of vaccination and masks are required to attend this event.

  • Face masks must be worn to enter the festival site and must be worn in common areas on the Festival site (ie, washrooms, bar). Masks can be taken off once seated. Each pod is physically distanced from the other.
  • Hand sanitizer and extra face masks will be available on the festival site.

By entering the venue, you are acknowledging that you recognize the contagious nature of COVID-19, and voluntarily assume any associated risk; and that you and persons in your household:

  • do not exhibit any of the symptoms of COVID-19
  • are not awaiting the results of a COVID-19 test
  • have not had close contact with someone confirmed to have COVID-19 in the 14 days leading up to the show date

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About Halifax Jazz Festival:

Since 1987, Halifax Jazz Festival, presented by the non-profit organization Jazz East Rising Association, has organized a diverse range of musical, educational and charitable activities, including the annual TD Halifax Jazz Festival, the oldest and largest jazz festival in Atlantic Canada. Follow Halifax Jazz Festival on Facebook and Twitter and Instagram @HFXJazzFest. For more information, visit: www.halifaxjazzfestival.ca


About Discover Halifax:

Discover Halifax is non-profit, membership-based marketing and sales organization in partnership with the Halifax regional government, the Hotel Association of Nova Scotia and participating industry members. Since its inception in 2002, Discover Halifax’s goal is to promote Halifax as a destination of choice for leisure and business travellers.

About Develop Nova Scotia:

As the crown corporation responsible for leading sustainable development of high potential property and infrastructure across Nova Scotia, Develop Nova Scotia drives inclusive economic growth in the province. Our mission is to support the creation of sustainable places right across Nova Scotia that attract and inspire people and investment.

Our people are a passionate and industrious bunch of placemakers. We’re engineers, planners, architects, designers, program developers, property managers, storytellers, creatives, pragmatists, stewards of public investment, believers, dreamers, doers. We all work closely with community to ensure good ideas are developed and given the space to thrive— and we know that to do it well it needs to be done with everyone. Visit developns.ca.


Media contacts:

Evergreen Stage Artist contact:

Sarah Atkinson | SoundBox Music

sarah@soundboxmusic.ca

519.709.1327

Evergreen Festival contacts:

Fallon Bourgeois

Discover Halifax

fbourgeois@discoverhalifaxns.com

902.483.1670

Kelly Rose
Develop Nova Scotia

media@developns.ca

902.222.6297