The Rangiora Series from North Canterbury Academy of Music

The Familiars are a family band. The line-up for this concert includes Susan Bidwell (vocals, piano), Vincent Bidwell (accordian), Jeremy Brownbrooke (Mandolin, fiddle, guitar, vocals), Sophia Bidwell(piano, accordion), Alexandra Bidwell (cello, step-dancing), Thomas Bidwell (vocals, fiddle)

Join the Familiars for an afternoon of Celtic and folk flavoured tunes and songs.

Time: 30 July at 3PM

Location: The Small Theatre, The Rangiora Town Hall

Tickets $15 and $7.50

Tickets available from Sounds Musical, Percival Street, Rangiora

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