Tuesday Jams
at 1542 Arrow Road (map)
Tuesday September 8th
at First Church of Christ Scientist (map)
Tuesday Night Jamming Resumes

It's a new season for the VBA. Our regular weekly programming begins Tuesday September 8th with our hosted Slow Pitch (introductory jam), and Old Time Jam.

In the large downstairs Sunday School space we host an hour long Beginner jam. That is followed by a jam targeted at Intermediate players.

There is also an Advanced Jam for all you hotshots. It will be hosted/moderated upstairs in the main cathedral.

There is also a vibrant Old Time Jam held in the Lobby (between floors) that has ample space for all.

In addition, there are three smaller rooms available for jams, study, or band rehearsals.

Parking is off Chambers Street and entry is via the side door off the parking lot.

Start time is 7:30 pm ending at 9:45 (sharp!)

Jam fees are now $3 for members, $5 for non members, and listeners by donation.

Doors open: 7:30pm

More info: Paul Moquin president@victoriabluegrass.ca

Admission: $5 general, $3 for VBA members.

Tuesday September 29th
at First Church of Christ Scientist (map)
Zachary Lucky

Zachary Lucky is an award-nominated Canadian songwriter celebrated for his timeless blend of folk, country, and roots music.

Hailing from Saskatchewan, Lucky crafts songs steeped in place, memory, and the quiet resilience of everyday life. His warm baritone voice and evocative storytelling have drawn comparisons to Gordon Lightfoot and Kris Kristofferson, while his authenticity and dedication have earned him a loyal following across Canada and the world over.

He has a new album The Lost River Sessions, available everywhere.

Zachary will be accompanied by dobro/banjo master Miles Zirawell for this show.

Doors open: 7:30pm

Open Stage: 7:45pm. To reserve a slot, call Jeb Gordon 778.678.4570 or openstage@victoriabluegrass.ca

Feature Act: 9:00pm

Admission: suggested donation $10 general, $7 for VBA members and open stage performers.

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