Brevik Hall Presents Signature Series

Patricia O’Callaghan is something of a wandering minstrel. Her fifteen-year career has taken her across genres, continents, and a range of disciplines and passions. Tonight’s concert ushers in the holiday season as only Patricia could. From 15th century Spanish and French carols to modern (holi)day songs, Patricia’s Christmas concert will have you feeling both the warmth of the hearth and the frosty nip of deep winter. One moment, you’ll feel transported to a medieval tavern, with the ancient sounds of the hurdy gurdy and the harp, and the next you’ll be humming and grooving to brand new Christmas carol. Patricia’s love for these songs shines through into her crystalline voice, and she’ll have you singing along too! The quartet is guaranteed to put you into the holiday spirit, featuring Patricia (vocals/percussion), Kevin Fox (cello/acoustic guitar/vocals), Katherine Hill (nyckelharpa/vocals) and Lori Gemmell (harp). Hurry – these holiday concert tickets will disappear quickly!

Patricia O’Callaghan’s recording career spans six solo CDs and many interesting guest collaborations. A speaker of French, Spanish, and German, her early recordings focused on European cabaret, Patricia has performed his Threepenny Opera, Seven Deadly Sins, and Kleine Mahagonny with Soulpepper Theatre Company, Edmonton Opera, and Vancouver Opera, to name a few.

The Fine Print

• NEW! Tickets and subscriptions are available online at auroraculturalcentre.ca (starting in July), by phone at 905 713-1818, or at the Box Office during business hours.
• Subscriptions are now on sale: individual tickets go on sale starting September 3, 2019 at 10 am.
• HST is included in all ticket and subscription prices.
• Ways to Save. Our subscription series packages offer the best option to save, with 20% off your series purchase. Visit here for our selection of subscription packages.
• All patrons require a ticket, regardless of age.
• All tickets are final sale; no refund or exchange is available.
• Cash Bar & CDs available at most Brevik Hall Presents shows.
• The Aurora Cultural Centre is accessible, with an elevator entrance at the north glass doors. Brevik Hall is located on the second floor; there are 2 accessible washrooms on the main and 2nd floor, as well as on the lower level.

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