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Vermilion Allied Arts Delivers Memorable Valentine’s Evening With Over The Moon

  • Writer: Lorna Hamilton
    Lorna Hamilton
  • 6 days ago
  • 2 min read
From left, Craig Bignell and Suzanne Levesque of Over The Moon performing. Photo Greg Haselhurst Photography
From left, Craig Bignell and Suzanne Levesque of Over The Moon performing. Photo Greg Haselhurst Photography

The Vermilion Allied Arts Council hosted a truly memorable Valentine’s Day concert on February 14, welcoming Alberta duo Over the Moon to the Lakeland College Alumni Hall Theatre for an evening of music, stories, and community connection.

The award-winning husband-and-wife team, Suzanne Levesque and Craig Bignell, brought their signature blend of acoustic roots, swing, bluegrass, country, and folk to the Vermilion stage. Known for their seamless vocal harmonies and impressive multi-instrumental talents, the pair delivered a performance that felt both polished and deeply personal.

Audience members were quick to share their appreciation following the concert. “The concert was great. Plus the snack bar was very tasty,” commented one attendee. Another shared, “It was a great performance. Enjoyed every minute,” while a third described the evening as “A wonderful evening listening to amazing music and stories. One of the best!” And a fourth attendee commented, “Her voice was very easy to listen to. Great to hear the background of how and why the songs were written, also no drums so it made for a quieter show.”

Throughout the performance, Levesque and Bignell intertwined songs with storytelling, reflecting on their musical journey and the serendipitous meeting that brought them together. Their natural stage presence and genuine connection resonated with the audience, creating an atmosphere that felt intimate despite the theatre setting.

Adding to the evening’s charm was a thoughtfully prepared snack bar that elevated the Valentine’s celebration. Guests enjoyed chocolate-covered strawberries, cookies and cream no-bake cheesecake, and spanakopita-inspired puff pastries. Both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages were available, allowing attendees to relax and savour the experience fully.

The combination of heartfelt music, engaging storytelling, and delicious refreshments made for a fitting Valentine’s outing for couples, friends, and music lovers alike. By the end of the evening, it was clear that the performance had struck a chord within the community.

The success of the concert once again highlights the important role the Vermilion Allied Arts Council plays in bringing high-quality live entertainment to the area, creating opportunities for residents to gather and share in memorable cultural experiences close to home.

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