Upcoming Shows

Lots of great events coming your way in the balance of the season ... The Arntzen Family, Kristina Olsen, Cassie & Maggie, Stephen Fearing, The North Sound, Deanna Knight, Teddy Thompson, Tom Crean - Arctic Explorer and Shooglenifty. See the Concert Calendar for all the deets.

It's 50/50 Raffle Time!

Our Spring 50/50 Raffle is underway, and continues until May 28th. It's a great way to support the Rogue financially and perhaps pick up a Big Cash Prize. (All of our previous winners picked up somewhere between $4,000 and $5,000.) Tickets are on sale online here as well as at most concerts.

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The Very Best In Live Acoustic Roots Music
Everything from Celtic to Bluegrass, Blues to Gypsy Jazz
World Music to Singer-Songwriters, Old-Time, Trad and more!

The St. James Community Square picked as one of the CBC's '50 Magical Canadian Concert Venues'

Here's an excerpt from the article  ...

In 1928, it was the St. James United Church, but since 1993, the St. James Community Square has been a dedicated hub for artists, activists and community groups of all kinds in the Kitsilano neighbourhood on the West Side of Vancouver. It’s a humble building with multipurpose rooms, a daycare centre and a kitchen, but the centrepiece is that former church space: a beautiful wood-paneled hall with arched rafters and soaring ceilings, a stage, a piano, stained glass windows and a small balcony. Dedicated as the Mel Lehan Hall, named after a prominent local community member, the space is regularly home to the Rogue Folk Club which ... hosts regular concerts of local and touring folk, roots and Celtic musicians. Rogue Folk has hosted everyone from Loudon Wainwright III to Irish Mythen and Le Vent du Nord to Birds of Chicago at the Mel Lehan Hall. - Andrea Warner. To read the entire piece, please go here.

The Rogue in the Vancouver Sun

March 3, 2023: Postmedia's Stuart Derdeyn penned an informative article detailing how "rogue Steve Edge dedicates decades to folking-up Vancouver". To read it all, go here.