KEN DUNN 

I was looking forward to performing at this wonderful venue, a majestic stone building in suburban Ewing, NJ which has stood for 150 years as a central landmark in the township. The 1867 Sanctuary at Ewing, as it is now known, is still a beautiful gathering place, and is currently being maintained and cared for by Preservation New Jersey (PNJ). The virus had other plans. Hoping to do an online show instead.

I was looking forward to being live in the studio on Peter Kernast's Legacy program at WTSR in Ewing, NJ the day after my concert at the 1867 Sanctuary. A phone-in interview might be a possibility. Tune in to 91.3 in NJ or listen live at http://wtsr.org

Well, this was sad news, but not surprising. Anna and I were hoping to return to this wonderful festival in the charming hamlet of Whitevale, not far from Toronto. But alas, another Covid-19 casualty! Fingers crossed for next year!

I was looking forward to joining the great Buffalo singer/songwriter and host Davey O., along with Alan Whitney, and Chris Bethmann for this in-the-round edition of "Nickel City Sessions" at Nickel City Frets. Another gig gone viral, so to speak.

Now in its eleventh year, The Living Room Coffeehouse at the Mason Congregational Church in Mason, New Hampshire is a monthly community event that features an ever-changing mix of area musicians, poets, and spoken word artists. I was looking forward to being the feature performer, bringing musical love to this wonderful community! However, due to Covid-19 I was unable to obtain my U.S. work visa for 2020-2021.