People will able to see all things music in one location during the first-ever Access Music Fair this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Harmony Centre in Owen Sound. This “music trade show” is being organized by the SweetWater Music Festival as part of its ongoing Access Music initiative. This event will offer the Grey and Bruce community a unique opportunity to connect with music organizations and more.

The Access Music Fair is perfect for people looking for music teachers, people looking for music groups to join, people looking for music events to attend, and people looking for instruments to play.

“We saw a need for a gathering that brings together all of these music groups in one place. One-stop shopping for all your music needs,” explains Paul Eichhorn, Festival Manager, SweetWater Music Festival.

The event, free admission to all, has 34 exhibitors including community choirs, instrument makers, music presenters, music educators, and performance groups. OShare will also be on hand to selling light food and beverages (cash only). Proceeds will support the organization’s important work in the community.

Along with the exhibits, there will be a demonstration studio space to hear instruments and Music Info Hub with information about other music organizations and events in Grey and Bruce.

The Access Music Fair is possible in part thanks to the support of the Community Foundation Grey Bruce and Long & McQuade (Event Partner).

To find out more about the Access Music Fair and to see a full list of exhibitors, go to www.sweetwatermusicfestival.ca.

source: media release, SweetWater Music Festival