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St. Michael’s Hall — Andrea Beaton & Friends

Friday, July 10, 2026 · St. Michael’s Hall

Andrea Beaton & Friends

Andrea Beaton is an award-winning fiddler, tune composer, and recording artist from Mabou, Cape Breton, known internationally for her powerful bowing and driving traditional style. Her 2010 album "Branches" won the East Coast Music Award for Instrumental Recording of the Year. She tours and teaches internationally and is in great demand as a teacher at music camps and fiddling and dancing workshops around the world.

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