The Paperboys
Mexican Son Jarocho music mixed with Irish Jigs and Reels/ Country & Bluegrass – is it a globe-touring sextet that, in a single set, can be counted on to stomp through Celtic reels, traditional Mexican fols, fiddle tunes, New Orleans brass band music, classic pop songcraftk, bluegrass, and even a philosophical waltz or two, before bringing it all home with a Latino/West African singalong?
Organizer
Since 1912 the Empress Theatre has provided a broad spectrum of high quality arts and cultural events to the people of rural Southern Alberta. The Empress is a not-for-profit registered charity that hosts live theatre, world-class music, cinema, summer theatre camps, film festivals, community musicals, weddings, private screenings, conventions, tours, meetings, conferences, symposia, workshops, lectures, debates, rehearsals, memorials, celebrations, benefit concerts, location shoots, live recordings, spiritual experiences, paranormal investigations, parties and more.
The theatre is currently designated an Alberta Historic Resource, is owned and maintained by the Town of Fort Macleod and is operated on their behalf by the Empress Theatre Society.