There was a lot of live music on Canada Day at Galt Gardens and Henderson Lake.
Because I spent most of the day at Fort Whoop Up  promoting  the Drama Nutz production of “Siege at Fort Whoop Up,”  I only managed to catch  a few acts.

I caught excellent sets from Double Jack at the Galt Gardens, part of Stan Ashbee’s acoustic set  and another superb set by the Living Luca who closed off the afternoon. 

In between playing a variety of crowd favourites, lead singer Bridgette Yarwood handed out Canadian flags and got doused with water by her brother Brendon.

They introduced the audience, including a lot of kids dancing in front of the stage, to a new  song which was reminiscent of Rage Against the Machine.