Arts Under the Stars 2018

2018 marked the thirteenth year of Clarenville's free outdoor concert series, Arts Under the Stars. The 2018 season got underway on July 5th with the amazingly talented Kellie Loder, and was followed by some great shows from established and up-and-coming artists. Check out these selections by clicking on the photo...

Aug. 16 - Brad Tulk

Aug. 9 - Dave Panting & Greg Simm

Aug. 2 - Rick Fines and Morgan Davis

July 26 - Janet Cull

July 19 - Celebrating Local Talent for Clarenville Day

Kathleen Fillier & Andrew Best

Gerry Organ & Mackenzie Baird

The Lazy Daisies (Kira Skinner & Grant Pelley)

July 12 - Jordon Harnum

Video: https://photos.app.goo.gl/F7vKt5n5tTLE7GAq7

July 5 - Kellie Loder

Video: https://photos.app.goo.gl/izVvZ746GhVAB9mM8

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