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The Nick Presents Boreal with opening act Mudlarker

Saturday March 21st, 2026

Saturday March 21st, 2026

7:30 PM

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10:30 PM MDT

Starts: 7:30 PM MDT

Ends: 10:30 PM MDT

Doors Open: 7:00 PM

Doors Open: 7:00 PM MDT

Crescent Heights Community Hall

1101 2nd St. N.W., Calgary

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Description

Boreal is the magical musical collaboration of three accomplished singer-songwriters and talented musicians from Ontario, each with their own longstanding, award-winning careers. Katherine Wheatley (vocals, guitar, bass) has a distinct acoustic roots sound and writes songs that have catchy melodies, arresting vocals, and unforgettable guitar playing. Tannis Slimmon (vocals, guitar, mandolin, bass) is known for her exceptional voice and can be heard on over 100 albums.  Angie Nussey (vocals, keyboard, percussion) has released six full-length albums and won over 15 industry awards for songwriting, vocals and performance. Together, Katherine, Tannis and Angie are indeed magic. Their spell-binding harmonies, combined vocal prowess and tour-de-force songwriting make for a powerful musical event. With humour, storytelling and heart-melting honesty, Boreal takes their audience on a journey of friendship, laughter and connection. Their latest album, Winterbirds, is collection intended to bring joy year-round, with the music presenting a balance of soulful intensity with moments of lightness and celebration.  

 

Mudlarker is a women’s folk/roots trio from the Crowsnest Pass, AB. Suzanne Scott on bass, Becky Pichurski on guitar and Shelly Groves on violin, are known for their killer harmonies.  They create and perform original music, influenced by the people and places of the Southern Alberta Rocky Mountains and foothills. Mudlarker’s music is deeply rooted in the local scene. “We are so grateful to live and create in this beautiful place.”  Their recent release, Making Good Time, is inspired by the people, places and history of the Crowsnest Pass and surrounding areas.  Songs on the album include local references such as Take My Life Underground, written about the Bellevue Underground Mine, Waiting In The Dark, inspired by the Frank Slide, and Airtime, which came from the band’s experience playing at a Pro Bull-Riding Rodeo. Their combined rock, folk and classical backgrounds result in powerful vocals, enduring melodies, and soulful and poetic lyrics.

 

Contact Information

The Nickelodeon Music Club is a volunteer-run organization that presents a concert series of seven events, September to November and January to April.

Refund Policy

We will refund tickets up to three days prior to the concert. This is to allow us time to re-sell the tickets.