The group’s current line-up consists ofsingers / multi-instrumentalists Nicolas Boulerice, Simon Beaudry, Olivier Demers, and Réjean Brunet. Some of their songs come from traditional folk repertoire, while others are original compositions. On stage, these four friends achieve peaks of happiness they eagerly share with any and all audiences. Le Vend du Nord know how to deliver music that will move any crowd -- to their feet and in their hearts! This is undoubtedly music of the here and now.

Le Vent du Nord is constantly on the road, playing 100+ concerts a year, mostly in North
America and Europe. They have performed all across Canada, in over 40 US states, and in
over 15 European countries (England, Scotland, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Sweden, Denmark,
Norway, Finland, Italy, Spain, France, Slovenia, Portugal, Switzerland...). Regular venues, college
venues, and major festivals are booking them everywhere, and every performance is a hit!

Tickets may be purchased in advance at our local Summersville ticket outlets; Soundwaves Music, Summersville Library, and at Summersville’s First Community Bank Branch, on the web at www.ivyandstone.org or by calling 872-4228. Advance sale tickets are $12 for Adults and $9 for students and senior citizens. Tickets will be three dollars more at the door on the night of the performance. Family tickets of 2 adults and 2 or more children can be purchased at the door for $35. (We cannot guarantee the availability of Family Tickets in the case of a “sold out” event.) Call for special group rates for civic organizations, clubs and schools when 10 or more attend and event.

Ivy & Stone, Council for the Arts, welcomes patrons with disabilities and offers wheelchair and easy access seating, usher assistance in seating and assistive listening units for audience use. Large print or Braille playbills or sign-language interpreters can also be arranged with three weeks advance notice. Please call our technical director Rex at (304) 872-4228 to arrange for any of these accommodations.

This program is presented by Ivy & Stone, Council for the Arts with financial assistance from the West Virginia Division of Culture and History and the National Endowment for the Arts with approval by the West Virginia commission on the Arts.