Saturday November 21, 7:30 pm, $29/ticket

Steve Bell is a songwriter, storyteller, and troubadour for our time. Over the course of a 30 year solo career, he has been sharing a message of love, hope and faith through songs, stories, and writings. He is a purveyor of truth and beauty and champion of kindness, on a focused mission for “refreshing Christian faith and spiritual tradition for the weary and the wary.” He is a mentor to many, and an advocate of numerous meaningful causes.

Check out Steve Bell online here

Tickets: $29 and are available online here

Tickets to all our concerts are also available in person at

Lighthouse Books, Brighton,

or by calling 613 475 1311,

or by emailing here

Where : The Dove, Trinity St. Andrews United Church, 56 Prince Edward St., Brighton

Just a heads up that Prince Edward St. is currently under construction, taking Division St. south to Chapel and then head east to the parking area is probably your best bet.

"His music has long reflected his deep roots in Pictou County, where stories of working people, small-town struggles, and local pride shape his songwriting. Whether he’s shining a light on unsung community champions or confronting social and environmental issues close to home, Gunning brings an honesty and empathy to his work that have become his trademark.

Known for his ability to connect with audiences through both laughter and reflection, Gunning’s live shows balance heartfelt storytelling with moments of perfectly timed humour. His rapport with listeners—equal parts genuine, self-effacing, and deeply human—has made him a beloved fixture on stages across Canada and beyond.

With over two decades on the road, Nova Scotia's Dave Gunning has earned a reputation as one of Canada's most engaging and respected folk singer-songwriters. A multiple East Coast Music Award and Canadian Folk Music Award winner, he's known for his warm stage presence, razor-sharp wit, and songs that celebrate everyday heroes and hard truths. Gunning has shared the stage with legends like Ron Hynes, Rita MacNeil, and Matt Andersen, and remains deeply rooted in his home community of Pictou County. In June 2025, he travelled to Point Lonsdale, Australia to record Field Notes, his fifteenth studio album, a stripped-back and emotionally rich collection that gets to the heart of what he does best."

You can find out more on Dave's website.

Tickets : $30.00 and are available here.

Tickets to all our concerts are also available in person at

Lighthouse Books, Brighton,

or by calling 613 475 1311,

or by emailing here

Where : The Dove, Trinity St. Andrews United Church, 56 Prince Edward St., Brighton