Locals wraps up season – see you next fall

The final Locals Coffeehouse of the season featured performers from Cranbrook and Kimberley, old friends, new faces and the usual sell-out

Tamara Sonntag

Tamara Sonntag

The final Locals Coffeehouse of the season featured performers from Cranbrook and Kimberley, old friends, new faces and the usual sold out house. Taking the stage were Job Bissett, Tamara Sonntag, Billy T., The Rusty Tjerstroms, The Skywriters, RedGirl and Grumpy Old Men. See you in the fall for another showcase season. Photos by Stan Saliken.

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