News

Due to unfortunate weather, the Gros Morne Summer Music special event Splash! has been cancelled for Monday, August 9, 2010.

Splash! will continue at the Glynmill Inn Pond on Tuesday night at 9:15pm!

From July 21 to August 22, our 8th summer of music making presents more musicians playing more concerts in more styles than ever before.

Wednesday nights at the Glynmill Inn feature the musical theatre talents of Jim Parsons, Nicholas Fleming, Yvette Coleman and Wendy Woodland with Gary Graham and his band.

Friday nights in Woody Point, Saturday nights in Norris Point, and Sunday nights Corner Brook bring you music and musicians from around the world - classical, jazz, world, folk, opera, and traditional music in an atmosphere that is chatty, welcoming and warm.

The Gros Morne Summer Music 2009 Winter Gala and Silent Auction is back! December 22, at the Glynmill Inn Ballroom, doors at 7, show starts at 8 Tickets $30 available at Brewed Awakening and Investment Planning Counsel or at the door call 634 4816 for more information
This Wednesday, August 19, is the last chance to catch Anything Goes: A Tribute to Cole Porter. Wendy Woodland, Mike Payne and Jim Parsons sing the hits with the help of the GMSM Jazz Band. This week's special guest is Yvette Coleman.

This week at GMSM...

Wednesday, August 12
Anything Goes: A Tribute to Cole Porter

Three staples of the Corner Brook theatre scene, Wendy Woodland, Mike Payne and Jim Parsons present a funny, sad and sultry program of your Cole Porter favourites along with the GMSM Jazz Band. Glynmill Inn @ 8pm. This week's special guest is Elizabeth Snow.

Thursday, August 13
Rock Cabaret: 80's Night

Janna Whelan, Greg Gale, Bill Allan, Mark Allan and Paul Lockyear take you back to the age of leg warmers, Reaganomics, big hair and synthesizers. Just a small town girl, livin’ in a lonely world. She took the midnight train goin’ anywhere. Whelan's Gate at 10pm.

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, August 14-16
Sing!

Come join us in song with a community choir initiative that brought many people to tears in 2008. Order of Newfoundland recipient Gary Graham leads a performance of choral favourites and traditional songs from Newfoundland. View the reheasal schedule here. Then, David Maggs and Diederik van Dijk close out the summer in ecstatic style with the music of Beethoven.