Claire Kuzmyk & Dusty Musician
Event
Additional Details
Event Region - Kelowna
Description
Join us for an unforgettable evening of live music and soulful connection. Claire Kuzmyk and Dusty Musician take the stage to share their stories and songs—vulnerable, powerful, and deeply human. Come immerse yourself in rich melodies, poetic lyrics, and the magic of live performance. Our coffee bar will be open all night. Limited seating – reserve your spot before it’s gone.
Event Email - frequencysound528@gmail.com
Organizer
Frequency Sound 528
Coffee | Plants | Music Music Studio, Cafe, Plant & Farm Retail located in East Kelowna. Frequency Sound 528 is a family owned business by daughter, Jodie Bruce & mother, Lynn Anderson. The business was purchased in April of 2022 from the Lewis family. Jodie was an employee of the former “Frequency Winery” (as featured on Netflix “Restaurants on the Edge”) since 2018. Frequency’s main philosophy has always been gratitude and educating others on the importance of vibration and how frequencies can physically affect us. With over 500 artists having recorded at Frequency over the years, with many laughs, vulnerable stories, songs, magic created and tears shared with the space, there is no denying that Frequency holds a special vibration. “We recognize there’s a need for more female run recording studios in the industry that offer a safe and welcoming space for underrepresented groups. This space would not be possible without the ongoing support of the community and the recent support of Creative BC’s Music Company Development Project” – Jodie B
Venue
Coffee | Plants | Music Music Studio, Cafe, Plant & Farm Retail located in East Kelowna. Frequency Sound 528 is a family owned business by daughter, Jodie Bruce & mother, Lynn Anderson. The business was purchased in April of 2022 from the Lewis family. Jodie was an employee of the former “Frequency Winery” (as featured on Netflix “Restaurants on the Edge”) since 2018. Frequency’s main philosophy has always been gratitude and educating others on the importance of vibration and how frequencies can physically affect us. With over 500 artists having recorded at Frequency over the years, with many laughs, vulnerable stories, songs, magic created and tears shared with the space, there is no denying that Frequency holds a special vibration. “We recognize there’s a need for more female run recording studios in the industry that offer a safe and welcoming space for underrepresented groups. This space would not be possible without the ongoing support of the community and the recent support of Creative BC’s Music Company Development Project” – Jodie B