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Northwestern Ontario musicians throw support behind Sounds of the Season

Northwestern Ontario musicians The Greenbank Trio and Nick Sherman, to perform at CBC Thunder Bay's Sounds of the Season.

Live music, tours and draws all part of festive fundraiser for RFDA

The Greenbank Trio perform live on CBC Thunder Bay's Superior Morning as part of Sounds of the Season. (The Greenbank Trio)

Northwestern Ontario musicians The Greenbank Trio and Nick Sherman are throwing their support behind CBC Thunder Bay's Sounds of the Season, a fundraiser for the Regional Food Distribution Association (RFDA).

On Friday December 4th, CBC Thunder Bay is throwing opening the doors to its studios at 213 East Miles Street at 6:00 a.m. with live programming, tours and fun through to 6:00 p.m.

Donations of non-perishable food items are being collected for the RFDA, which supports food banks across northwestern Ontario, providing hampers for more than 13,000 people and meals for more than 26,000 annually.

Starting off the day, the band The Greenbank Trio, known for their three-part harmony, perform live on Superior Morning between 6:00 a.m. and 8:30 a.m.

Singer-songwriter Nick Sherman, who's songs are rooted in a contemporary folk sound, is the musical guest on a special afternoon show from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Singer-songwriter Nick Sherman from northern Ontario, lends his musical talent to CBC Thunder Bay's Sounds of the Season, performing live on December 4th (Nick Sherman)

Besides enjoying the live performances, you can meet the crew at CBC Thunder Bay, grab a cup of coffee and win a great door prize.

You're asked to bring along non-perishable food items when you drop by. Last year's Sounds of the Season event raised more than $17,000 and 225 kilograms of food for the Regional Food Distribution Association.
The public is encouraged to drop off donations of non-perishable food items for the Regional Food Distibution Assocation at the CBC Thunder Bay studios, on December 4th to celebrate Sounds of the Season. (CBC Thunder Bay)