Crossroads Hospice Coffeehouse

09/04/2026

Friday, Sept. 11 — Cat Murphy Band and woosh

At 7:30pm — Cat Murphy Band
Cat Murphy Band - In Gaelic, Cat Murphy translates to "good time". Playing covers and originals, expect p***y folk, rock and country. Singer Kaitlin Deavy also runs a popular music school. She makes music fun for students and audiences alike.

Mechanics of Music is a cozy, community-based music studio in New Westminster that helps kids, adults and seniors find joy and confidence through music. https://www.mechanicsofmusic.com Earlier in the week, Kaitlin, its founder, was presented with New Westminster's Chamber of Commerce Community Champion award by MP Jake Sawatzky for the community building work she has done through her music school.

At 8:50 pm — woosh
woosh is a five-member acoustic band that plays classic hits of artists that include The Beatles, David Bowie, and Elton John with vocal harmonies and stripped-back arrangements. Each singer brings their own unique style, blending together to create a fresh, take on these timeless songs. YOU will want to sing along!

Come and enjoy the music, camaraderie, cookies and coffee/tea this season with us —

September 25 Steve Sainas / Andrew Gordon
October 9 Pearl / Soda Crackers
October 23 Willoughby Ridge / Steve Somers
November 13 Mountain Sound / Chris Ronald
November 27 Jon Fish and / Jeff Richter

A great way to spend a Friday night in PoCo!

$10 suggested donation at the door. Cash only. Yes, there will be coffee, tea and cookies. YOU could bring some cookies, if you like! We love that. And your own mug. We strive for a garbage-free event.

Contact Bill Marshall, MC and who takes care of the bookings: [email protected]

Doors: 7pm — Music starts at 7:30pm — Break at 8:25 — 2nd Feature at 8:50pm

We're at The Gathering Place - aka The Michael Wright Art Gallery* - by Leigh Square and City Hall, Port Coquitlam, BC (*for Google mapping) Door on Donald Street.

THANKS to the City of Port Coquitlam for our space!

08/26/2026

Mark your calendars, the Coffeehouse starts soon! Details to follow but here's the fall lineup:

September 11 Cat Murphy Band / WOOSH
September 25 Steve Sainas / Andrew Gordon
October 9 Pearl / Soda Crackers
October 23 Willoughby Ridge / Steve Somers
November 13 Mountain Sound / Chris Ronald
November 27 Jon Fish and / Jeff Richter

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06/25/2026

Open Air Concerts - 6-7pm �At the Evergreen Cultural Centre

Quite a few Crossroads Coffeehouse regulars will be performing free outdoor concerts.

Etienne Siew - July 7
Pat Chessell - July 9
John Bowman - July 21
Ivan Boudreau - July 27
The Other Will and Kate - Aug. 4

All the August dates have yet to be posted. �Lots of other acts, too.
https://evergreenarts.ca/schedule/

And in Port Coquitlam - Leigh Square.

August 9th —
Mountain Sound (2-2:45pm)
Generations (3-4pm)
https://www.portcoquitlam.ca/explore-poco/events/music-square

Music in the Square is a series of free summer afternoon concerts, featuring professional musicians playing a variety of genres including jazz, pop, rock, blues, folk, world fusion, and contemporary. Enjoy music, food trucks, community connection, and sunshine! Dates: Sundays (July 5, July 19, Augu...

05/30/2026

THANKS everyone - all the volunteer musicians, helpers and audience devotees - the City of Port Coquitlam for our space - for a great season of music and fundraising - over $9,600.
We are on our usual summer break now. Back in September.

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05/15/2026

Friday, May 22
Amaretto Light & Ranj Singh

At 7:30pm — Amaretto Light — Amaretto Light is an acoustic leaning offshoot of Amaretto Blues, created for intimate listening rooms and attentive audiences. The focus is on restraint, harmony, and vocal driven material rather than high energy blues. The group features Danielle Perko on lead vocals and acoustic guitar, Enrico Renz on lead guitar and harmony vocals, Grant Hoffard on bass, and Eric Fry on percussion rounding out the pulse. Their sound draws from folk, roots, and gentle blues traditions.

At 8:50 pm — Ranj Singh — Ranj is an award-winning international touring and recording artist. He started his career in the 80’s performing with many Folk Punjabi and Hindi artists in the Vancouver area. In the 90’s Ranj helped form the “Bhangra Rock” group Dal Dil Vog (a.k.a. DDV). The group went on to win numerous awards and shared the stage with artists such as Jann Arden, 54-40, Colin James, Matthew Good, and more.

Lately, Ranj has been working hard performing over 200 shows a year as a solo artist, and has opened for Honeymoon Suite and shared the stage with many award-winning artists, such as Ra McGuire of Trooper. With a unique voice accompanied by his 2 alternate-tuned 12-string guitars, Ranj’s genre of Indo-Folk music is a melodic and soothing combination of subtle Indian melodies with classic pop / rock covers and originals.

DON'T FORGET — Last one of the season — we are back again in September.

A great way to spend a Friday night in PoCo!

We're At — The Gathering Place aka The Michael Wright Art Gallery* - by Leigh Square and City Hall,
Port Coquitlam, BC (*for Google mapping) Door on Donald Street

$10 suggested donation at the door. Cash only. Yes, there will be coffee, tea and cookies. YOU could bring some cookies, if you like! We love that. And your own mug. We strive for a garbage-free event.

Contact Bill Marshall, MC and who takes care of the bookings: [email protected] All proceeds support the Crossroads Hospice Society.

Doors: 7pm — Music starts at 7:30pm — Break at 8:25 — 2nd Feature at 8:50pm

05/02/2026

We're NOT at The Gathering Place
- THIS WEEK we're at Trinity United Church!
Corner of Shaughnessy and Prairie
2211 Prairie Ave, Port Coquitlam

Friday, May 8
Tim Readman and The Side Project

At 7:30pm — Tim Readman — Tim Readman is a witty folksinger dealing in protest songs, funny songs, traditional and contemporary songs who always has a few surprises up his sleeve. He also records with a range of artists including Chronolord (Prog/Rock) and The Eventually Brothers. He is the leader of Canadian Celtic/folk favourites Fear of Drinking, with whom he has recorded 4 albums, and has played for years with Canada’s Clown Princes of musical comedy, The Arrogant Worms.

At 8:50 pm — The Side Project — The Side Project is a group of good friends coming together from different musical projects to form a common collective of musical synergy. They play soulfully fused, original singer/songwriter material, that sings of social change, acceptance, love and can sometimes be just plain old cheeky fun! David Symons on guitar, Rob Turner on keyboards, Benedicte Schieotz on vocals and Chris Fowles on bass.

Come and enjoy the music this season with us —

DON'T FORGET — May 8 we're not at The Gathering Place!!! We will be at Trinity United Church – the NW corner of Shaughnessy and Prairie.

May 22 Amaretto Light Band / Ranj Singh (Back at The Gathering Place)
Last one of the season — back again in September.

A great way to spend a Friday night in PoCo!

$10 suggested donation at the door. Cash only. Yes, there will be coffee, tea and cookies. YOU could bring some cookies, if you like! We love that. And your own mug. We strive for a garbage-free event.

Contact Bill Marshall, MC and who takes care of the bookings: [email protected]

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Doors: 7pm — Music starts at 7:30pm — Break at 8:25 — 2nd Feature at 8:50pm

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All proceeds support the Crossroads Hospice Society.

A request and reminder for people in our small enclosed space, we are a fragrance-free space as some people are adversely affected by scents and fragrances.

04/18/2026

Friday, April 24 — The Tri-City Strummers and
The Royal Aloha Monday Band

At 7:30pm — The Tri-City Strummers — We are expecting at least 18 ukulele players from - The Tri-City Strummers – on Friday night. They'll be singing and strumming mostly Hawaiian songs. They are led by two accomplished volunteers, Margaret and Andrea, and supported by a talented volunteer bass player and Don Kellett on steel guitar. There will be three dancers from the Glen Pines Hula group, too! You will most likely want to be dancing and singing along!

At 8:50pm — The Royal Aloha Monday Band — With a love of Hawaiian music, The Royal Aloha Monday Band was born of necessity – for Canadian content for a Hawaiian music Co-op radio show. Tonight their full-flavoured Hawaiian music will carry you off to the sandy beaches, the birds singing, the sea breeze blowing, the hips swaying and the warmth and relaxation of the Hawaiian Islands. Aloha – with Don Kellett, Michael and Eleanor Dunn, Susan Vigneux, and Joe Bourchier. Expect Hula dancers and yes, you too, should wear an Hawaiian shirt or floral dress for the occasion.

Come and enjoy the music this season with us —

DON'T FORGET — May 8 we're not at The Gathering Place!!! We will be at Trinity United Church – the NW corner of Shaughnessy and Prairie.

May 8 Tim Readman / The Side Project (At Trinity United Church)
May 22 Enrico's Folk Group / Ranj Singh (Back at The Gathering Place)

A great way to spend a Friday night in PoCo!

$10 suggested donation at the door. Cash only. Yes, there will be coffee, tea and cookies. YOU could bring some cookies, if you like! We love that. And your own mug. We strive for a garbage-free event.
Doors: 7pm — Music starts at 7:30pm — Break at 8:25 — 2nd Feature at 8:50pm

We're at The Gathering Place - aka The Michael Wright Art Gallery* - by Leigh Square and City Hall, Port Coquitlam, BC (*for Google mapping) Door on Donald Street