by The Winterfolk Team | Jan 22, 2020 | Front Page, In The Press, Media, Press Releases, What's New
Toronto’s 18th Annual Winterfolk Blues and Roots Festival 2020 Announces Full Musical Lineup Extended Deadline for Early Bird Passes Festival’s Move to NEW Venues More than 100 Artists on 5 Stages for 3 Days of Music Advance festival wristbands at $15.00...
by The Winterfolk Team | Dec 23, 2019 | In The Press, Media, What's New
Toronto’s annual Winterfolk Blues and Roots Festival turns 18 in 2020, and has made a major change. Written by Kerry Doole, FYI Music Digest – Long based in a cluster of venues in the Danforth and Broadvew area, it is now moving to The Annex. Five stages...
by The Winterfolk Team | Dec 19, 2019 | Front Page, In The Press, Media, What's New
Toronto’s 18th Annual Winterfolk Blues and Roots Festival Sets the Stage for 2020 Toronto’s 18th Annual Winterfolk Blues and Roots Festival Sets the Stage for 2020 More than 100+ Artists on 5 Stages for 3 Days of Music Reprinted with Thanks from Music Express,...
by The Winterfolk Team | Feb 26, 2019 | Front Page, In The Press, Media, What's New
By Paul Corby Feb 26, 2019, as printed in Roots Music Canada Magazine – A rousing carousel of song spun everything from simple roots folk to visceral blues scorchers past an audience of musical tourists this past weekend on the upper east bank of Toronto’s Don...
by The Winterfolk Team | Feb 16, 2019 | Front Page, In The Press, Media, Press Releases, What's New
Ruth Schweitzer – Special to The CJN – Lynda Marks Kraar’s parents, both Holocaust survivors, were distressed when they saw their artistic, only child, now an ace guitarist, was preoccupied with music rather than concentrating on academics....
by The Winterfolk Team | Mar 1, 2018 | About, Front Page, In The Press, Media, What's New
Rick Zolkower talks performing, coming to Canada and his future album February 19, 2018 Brian Baker Americana, musician, Rick Zolkower, Winterfolk Reprinted from Streeter – The fallout from the Riverboat scene in Toronto’s 1960s...
