January's Full List of Entertainment in DT New West

Thursday, January 12, 2017

Music + Comedy + Performances

Here's everything going on this month...

Live performances have been making a comeback in downtown New West. With our hot comedy scene, open mic nights almost everyday of the week and music performances at various venues, the city is coming alive at night time.

MUSIC

Karaoke Night every Monday @ Judge Begbie's. Show off your singing chops from 8pm - midnight.
Open Mic Night every Tuesday @ Judge Begbie's.

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Open Mic Extravaganza every Thursday @ MagnetiQ
Live Music every Friday @ The Heritage Grill. Some upcoming talent includes: Leonard & the Lab Rats, Halifax Wharf Rats, 2 Bit Horse.
Jan 26: Western Promises @ Old Crow Coffee Co. "A re-imagining of music from classic western films and television in a trio format"
Jan 28: Social Medium Vol 1. "A quarterly evening of electronic music featuring local DJs."

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COMEDY

Jan 13-14: Byron Bertram @ Lafflines Comedy Club. "A natural talent for voices, accents, and impressions which made him a favorite in his home country of Canada"
Jan 20-21: Tanya Lee Davis @ Lafflines Comedy Club. "At 3’6″, Tanyalee is the Ferrari of comedy – low to the ground and kind of racy."
Jan 27-28: Damonde Tscritter @ Lafflines Comedy Club. "In 2006 Damonde became the first ever Canadian in its 27-year history to win the illustrious Seattle International Comedy Competition. (The largest of its kind in the U.S)"

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PERFORMANCES

Jan 15: Poetic Justice. Be dazzled as local poets take the stage and share intimate stories that will make you cry, smile or laugh out loud.
Jan 18: TJ Dawe's Roller Coaster. This way-off broadway show is a wild ride as TJ weaves together a story about a visit to Orlando’s theme parks with his anxieties about a Donald Trump led world, the collapse of civilization, and an exploration of who our real gods are.
Jan 25: Story Story Lie. The cities best performers share intimate, hilarious, often embarrassing, stories that seem to odd to be true. The catch is, one story is a lie.