Edmonton 
Events Description
Join New Moon Folk Club for their presentation of Catherine MacLellan.
Catherine MacLellan, a Juno Award-winning folk singer-songwriter from Prince Edward Island, has been captivating audiences for over two decades. Born in Burlington, Ontario, and raised in Summerside, PEI, she is the daughter of legendary songwriter Gene MacLellan, known for hits like “Snowbird.” Catherine’s music, rooted in folk and roots, spans seven albums, including Dark Dream Midnight (2004) and Coyote (2019), blending heartfelt ballads with uplifting anthems.
She has toured extensively, sharing stages with notable artists and earning acclaim for her evocative lyrics and ethereal vocals. Catherine has also honored her father’s legacy through the album If It’s Alright With You (2017), a stage show, and an award-winning documentary, The Song and the Sorrow. Her music, often compared to Joni Mitchell, resonates with themes of heartbreak, loss, and resilience. Catherine’s warm stage presence and storytelling create an intimate connection with her audience, making her a cherished figure in Canadian folk music.
First Set: Caroline Parke
Caroline Parke was born as an old soul, struggled through adolescence, and somehow came out the other side. She has always been a music fan, but it wasn’t until after surviving a rural crime, where she was forced to fight off an attacker, that songwriting took a leap forward! Since recovering from that trauma, Caroline has written and recorded over 50 songs. She continues to pursue songwriting while raising her four children, immersed in a homesteading lifestyle from the family ranch, on the prairies of western Canada.
Who is it for?
All ages
HOW MUCH
Tickets :
Advanced General Admission: $30
Advanced Student Admission: $20
Student admission is only available for full-time students, and youth aged 13 – 17. Valid Student ID may be requested at the door.
Children aged 12 and under receive free admission at the door
How to get tickets?
Phone: 780−420−1757
WHEN & WHERE
Date: Friday October 3, 2025 | 7:30 PM
Venue & Address
St. Basil’s Cultural Centre, 10819 71 Avenue NW, Edmonton, AB
Wheelchair accessible
Paid Parking
Accessible by Public Transport
