Tannery Music Series presents BEER GARDEN – July 1st celebrations!

– Beer Garden 4pm-10pm with Alcoholic and Non Alcoholic options
– Parents bring your kids
– Outdoor garden games (cornhole, washers)
– Great food options from Dolan’s, Dimitris, Rocket Burger, Js Asian
Kitchen, Jack’s Pizza and more.
– FREE ADMISSION

9:30 – 10:30PM – Frank Mack
8:15 – 9:30PM – Quinn Bonnell
7:15 – 8:15PM – Pseudonaut & Cirtkatyan
6:15 – 7:15PM – Dylan Ward & Jerry Faye(Marian)
5:00 – 6:00PM – Keith Hallett
4:00 – 4:45PM – Qwinn

Presented by Downtown Fredericton, The Cap, Dolans and Klub Khrome and The Tannery Group.
Tannery Music Series introduces Beer Garden, Free Live Music programming and more this July 1st, 2022. An afternoon leading til evening event with great drinks, great music, outdoor garden games, and award winning food options.
With Canada Day just around the corner, we are presented with another opportunity for reflection on our country’s past while establishing intentions for our collective future. We are reminded of the rich unceded and unsurrendered Indigenous land we are fortunate to inhabit as well as the teachings of and connections to these generous communities, while also recalling the chilling history tied to these relations. We celebrate the millions of diverse individuals with whom we share the title “Canadian,” while acknowledging the work needing to be done towards an equitable, inclusive, and safe future for all. We plan to use July 1st as a day to highlight and showcase varying voices in our communities; to listen, to learn, and to take action using an intersectional lens as we journey forward as a country. “Let it be so, and let it be the truth.” – Wolastoq Grand Chief morningstar burning; Ron Tremblay.
We are excited to present Mi’kmaw musicians from our community on this day.
Quinn Bonnell (of Esgenoopetitj First Nation/Burnt Church First Nation) uses his fantastic instrumental ability to combine singer-songwriter stylings with blues and folk on much anticipated upcoming EP, The Night. Prior to penning his first offering, the song “I Don’t Mind,” Bonnell was a dedicated guitar player for multiple cover bands. With a number of short runs in groups from within Miramichi under his belt, he decided to embark on his own musical endeavours, drawing influences from artists ranging from John Mayer, Kings Of Leon, Radiohead and Gary Clark Jr.
Dylan Ward of (Natoaganeg First Nation/Eel Ground First Nation) and
Jerry-Faye perform as a powerhouse duo when not fronting the band
Marian. Marian is like something from the mid-seventies – a sound &
style rooted in the same iconic spirit of song-bands from yesteryear.
With big chords, and wide swaggering grooves, Marian has grounded
themselves as true-to-form rock n’ roll.
——————————————————————–
We hope that we can continue to provide an environment that feels safe. Our staff are fully vaccinated and now with new guidelines (that maybe subject to change) here’s what The CAP looks like for the next foreseeable future:
It is no longer required to wear a mask at our live shows. We’re excited to see all your smiling faces again! If wearing a mask makes you feel more comfortable in our space, we encourage that and will support you in your decision.
——————————————————————–
Ticket Refund Policy:
Ticket buyers can request a refund (before the date of any performance) with one exception, a service fee of 5% charges to use by the payment processor will be deducted from the refunded amount. The refund will be issued to the original method of payment used at time of purchase. If an event is cancelled no action is required to obtain a refund and the service fee deduction will occur as mentioned above.
——————————————————————–
Accessibility & safety notes:
– The Cap patio requires climbing 4 stairs, and the Wilser’s Room/Nest Patios require climbing a full set of stairs. The CAP record store / venue is accessible during daytime hours and nighttime events through the Queen Street entrance. Ground floor washrooms can be accessed in this space. Wilser’s Room washrooms require climbing an additional 6 stairs.
– Events in the Tannery parking lot are gated, accessible at ground level, and are typically accessible to all ages (determined per event). Washrooms can be accessed through the fire exit of the CAP (right side of the building facing King street), through the King street entrance of Klub Krome. There are also occasions in which porta potties are present at these events, located close to the performance area.
– If you use a wheelchair or walking aid, please e-mail booking.thecap@gmail.com the day before the show so we can prepare adequate space for you.
– Washrooms are gender inclusive (femme/non-binary and masculine/non-binary). Patrons are encouraged to use whichever washroom they feel most comfortable in, and will have the support of our staff in using the washroom of their choosing.
– The Cap Safer Spaces policy is in place for the duration of the event. Should you feel unsafe at any time, please speak with any staff member or email booking.thecap@gmail.com
– Pets are not allowed during events, to ensure the comfort and safety of the animals. Service animals allowed with proper verification and demarcation.