Saturday, October 3rd, at the CASA Community Room.

Spend an evening with Canadian Folk icon, Connie Kaldor.

Singer-songwriter, entertainer, TV personality, and women’s music pioneer, Connie Kaldor is celebrating over 45 years in show business!

At 72, she is not slowing down!

Her 19th album, Wide Open Spaces, is inspired by her roots in the Canadian Prairies!

She began her career in folk music as part of the Canadian wave alongside artists like Stan Rogers and Valdy. Armed with her enormous stage presence, her unforgettable melodies, and her emotional depth as a songwriter, Connie became a headline act on the festival circuit. Her extensive touring has earned her a loyal fan-base that extends far beyond the traditional boundaries of folk and the Boston Globe has described her as, “a masterful performer, wildly funny one moment, deeply personal the next.”

A three-time Juno Award winner, Connie is a member of the Order of Canada, a Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal recipient, holds an honorary doctorate from the University of Regina, and is the first songwriter to receive a Western Literature Association Award of Merit.

Saturday, October 3rd, at the CASA Community Room.

Spend an evening with Canadian Folk icon, Connie Kaldor.

Singer-songwriter, entertainer, TV personality, and women’s music pioneer, Connie Kaldor is celebrating over 45 years in show business!

At 72, she is not slowing down!

Her 19th album, Wide Open Spaces, is inspired by her roots in the Canadian Prairies!

She began her career in folk music as part of the Canadian wave alongside artists like Stan Rogers and Valdy. Armed with her enormous stage presence, her unforgettable melodies, and her emotional depth as a songwriter, Connie became a headline act on the festival circuit. Her extensive touring has earned her a loyal fan-base that extends far beyond the traditional boundaries of folk and the Boston Globe has described her as, “a masterful performer, wildly funny one moment, deeply personal the next.”

A three-time Juno Award winner, Connie is a member of the Order of Canada, a Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal recipient, holds an honorary doctorate from the University of Regina, and is the first songwriter to receive a Western Literature Association Award of Merit.

Celebrate our 47th Year with a great cup of coffee!

Order your bag for delivery at the concert of your choice.

Gnarly Notes 47 Coffee is exclusive to the Lethbridge Folk Club. It’s a full-bodied, friendly blend of freshly roasted medium-to-dark coffee. Gnarly Notes 47 was designed to keep the Folk Club jamming and strumming. $5 from every bag sold goes directly back to the Folk Club to keep live music playing in Lethbridge!

And if you’d rather have a relaxing evening cup of coffee after a Folk Club Concert, try our Gnarly Notes 46 Decaf Coffee!