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TrueGrass & Les Fils du Voyageur at the Canoe & Wooden Boat Show
Wis Canoe Heritage Museum, Spooner WI (312 N Front St) Saturday, May 24, 2025 10:00 pm to 4:00 pm x
TrueGrass & Les Fils du Voyageur at the Canoe & Wooden Boat Show
Wis Canoe Heritage Museum, Spooner WI (312 N Front St) Saturday, May 24, 2025 10:00 pm to 4:00 pm The Wisconsin Canoe Heritage Museum in Spooner (312 N Front St) will be celebrating Wisconsin Canoe Heritage Day on Saturday May 24 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, and TrueGrass will be there. This free event marks the season opening of the museum and includes the annual Canoe & Wooden Boat Show as well as live music and food and beverage outdoors in the beer garden. TrueGrass will be sharing the back porch stage with Les Fils du Voyageur. Come and peruse all the classic canoes exhibited at the show and then stop by the beer garden for some lunch and raise a wrist to the start of summer and outdoor live music (10:45 Les Fils du Voyageur, 11:45 TrueGrass, 1:00 Les Fils du Voyageur, 2:00 TrueGrass). Specializing in reviving music of the old-time masters, adapting modern material to the bluegrass idiom, and creating original songs and new tunes in the traditional string band style, TrueGrass is now a quartet and features Tom Draughon from Ashland on guitar, Bruce Qualey from Cable on bass, Jed Malischke from Spooner on banjo and resophonic guitar, and Carol McDowall on fiddle. Check them out at www.TrueGrassTrio.com or follow them at www.facebook.com/truegrasstrio. Les Fils du Voyageur brings the fur trade era to life through songs of the voyageurs. Performed a capella in five part harmony, and portrayed in authentic period costume, Les Fils du Voyageur present an extensive collection of paddling, working and playing songs that paint an exciting historical overview of the life and times of a voyageur. |
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Now a four-piece "Trio"?
Specializing in reviving music of the old-time masters, adapting modern material to the bluegrass idiom, and creating original songs and new tunes in the traditional string band style, TrueGrass is now a quartet and features Tom Draughon from Ashland on guitar, Bruce Qualey from Cable on bass, Jed Malischke from Spooner on banjo and resophonic guitar, and Carol McDowall on fiddle. Follow them at www.facebook.com/truegrasstrio.
Now a four-piece "Trio"?
Specializing in reviving music of the old-time masters, adapting modern material to the bluegrass idiom, and creating original songs and new tunes in the traditional string band style, TrueGrass is now a quartet and features Tom Draughon from Ashland on guitar, Bruce Qualey from Cable on bass, Jed Malischke from Spooner on banjo and resophonic guitar, and Carol McDowall on fiddle. Follow them at www.facebook.com/truegrasstrio.