Virtual Cooking Workshop & Concert

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The Ottawa Grassroots Festival is having a Workshop and Concert FUNdraiser.

The Cooking workshop will take place from 6:00pm until 7:15pm, and the concert will follow at 7:30pm. There will be performances by Ian Tamblyn, and Shawna Caspi. ASL Interpretation and Captioning will be offered.

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Presenter: Korey Kealey

The centre of the home revolves around the kitchen where Korey thrives. Professional recipe developer, cookbook author and food media spokesperson turned her passion for delicious healthy food into a thriving Canadian food business from concept to shelf with Enerjive Inc.

Korey’s extensive sales & marketing experience coupled with 25 years of exposure to successful Real Estate trading and investing, Korey is personally connecting clients to the kitchens of their dreams.

Follow what Korey is creating in her own kitchen on CTV News at Noon, CTV Ottawa morning Live Rogers Daytime Ottawa and Ottawa at Home Magazine or through www.kitchenkonnected.com

Performer: Ian Tamblyn

Ian Tamblyn was born and raised in Fort William Ontario, now Thunder Bay. He began playing guitar and writing songs in 1966. Early influences were Bob Dylan, Patrick Sky, Mississippi John Hurt, Neil Young. Ian recorded his first album in 1971 and has since released forty- five recordings. His latest album is entitled A Longing for Innocence. It was released in May of 2021. Ian was recently nominated as English Songwriter of the Year 2021 by the Canadian Folk Music Awards for work on this album.

Close Photo of Shawna Caspi playing guitar on stage

Performer: Shawna Caspi

Toronto-based singer-songwriter Shawna Caspi takes her time crafting lyrics that are poetic and meaningful, often using unusual rhymes and surprising turns of phrase. She spent years on the road playing solo shows at festivals and in concert halls, train cars, backyards, and living rooms, supporting her warm, clear voice with intricate fingerstyle guitar accompaniment, and drawing energy from shifting landscapes and long drives through Canada and the United States

After taking a break from the road to rest, reflect, and write, Shawna returns with her fifth album, Hurricane Coming, a collection of raw, deeply personal songs set against a backdrop of colourful cinematic soundscapes. Shawna also created a series of abstract paintings inspired by the songs on the album, seamlessly combining her work as a musician and visual artist.