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in si de ha lto n. co m O ak vi lle B ea ve r | T hu rs da y, A ug us t 11 ,2 02 2 | 26 Here's the Friday, Sept. 9 music lineup at the 7th Annual Kerrfest. • The Trews: The rock 'n' roll band from Antigonish, N.S., has seen multiple radio hits and has shared stages with everyone from the Rolling Stones to Weezer and Bruce Springsteen. The group recently completed their new album "The Wanderer." • Jimmy Rankin: The Canadian country and folk artist's hits include "Following Her Around," "Morning Bound Train," and "Cool Car." He also wrote "Mull River Shuf- fle," a Cape Breton anthem with an all-age following that has long been jamming dance floors and mosh pits at parties, weddings and raves as the last big song of the night. • The Irish Descendants: This Juno Award-winning folk music group is from the southern shores of Newfoundland. Their music is described as a blend of Irish- Newfoundland-influenced songs and tunes, that come from the heart and soul and tell the story of Irish Newfoundland. Their pop- ularity within that province led to their se- lection as the official band for Newfound- land's 500th anniversary celebrations, dur- ing which they performed for the Queen. • Jimmy Flynn: The Jimmy Flynn Music & Comedy Show has remained one of the most memorable performances available for 25 years. With a high-energy blend of side-splitting comedy and popular music, Jimmy Flynn remains Canada's ambassa- dor of good cheer. The event will take place in Westwood Park (corner of Kerr and Bond streets) with gates opening at 4:30 p.m. Kerrfest also features food vendors and a pop-up market. Tickets are $10 each. Sunday afternoon (Sept. 11) will feature Kerrfest Kids, a free ticketed event with en- tertainment from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in West- wood Park. For more information and updates, visit Kerrfest.ca. HERE'S WHO'S PLAYING AT KERRFEST ON SEPT. 9 NEWS LINEUP INCLUDES THE TREWS, JIMMY RANKIN, THE IRISH DESCENDANTS St. Andrew's Catholic Women's League executive members (from left) Yvette Vukanovich, Terry Murphy, Debra Noronha, Mary-Ann Coulter and Gail Fitzgibbon dress in 1920s attire in preparation for the 100th anniversary of the church, which among other events will host a 1920s themed tea on August 15 that's open to the public. Graham Paine/Metroland SPECIAL CELEBRATION