Name: Farewell Tour 2026
Start: 2026-10-09T19:30:00
Location: Moose Jaw Cultural Center: Mae Wilson Theatre

Lunch At Allen’s UpcomingTour Dates

Date	City	Venue
Tour: Farewell Tour 2026
September 28th, 2026	Regina, SK	Conexus Arts Centre
	Time: 7:30pm. Admission: $97.81. Age restrictions: All Ages. Box office: 306 525-9999. Address: 200A Lakeshore Drive. Venue phone: 306-565-4500. Buy Tickets
September 30th, 2026	Lethbridge, AB	Yates Memorial Theatre
	Time: 7:30pm. Admission: $95.50. Age restrictions: All Ages. Box office: 403 329-7328. Buy Tickets More information
October 2nd, 2026	Edmonton, Alberta	Winspear Center
	Time: 7:30pm. Admission: $87.00 – $97.50. Age restrictions: All Ages. Box office: 780 428-1414. Address: 4 Sir Winston Churchill Sq. Venue phone: 780-428-1414. Buy Tickets
October 3rd, 2026	Red Deer, AB	Memorial Centre
	Time: 7:30pm. Admission: $90.46. Age restrictions: All Ages. Box office: 403 967-1769. Buy Tickets
October 4th, 2026	Calgary, AB	Werklund Centre
	Time: 7:30pm. Age restrictions: All Ages. Box office: 403-294-9494. Address: 205 – 8 AVENUE SE. Venue phone: 403-294-7455. Jack Singer Concert Hall Buy Tickets
October 7th, 2026	Saskatoon, SK	Broadway Theatre
	Time: 7:30pm. Admission: $79.95 + taxes and fees. Age restrictions: All Ages. Box office: 306 652-6556. Address: 715 Broadway Avenue. Venue phone: (306) 652-6556. Buy Tickets
October 8th, 2026	Saskatoon, SK	Broadway Theatre
	Time: 7:30pm. Admission: $79.95 + taxes and fees. Age restrictions: All Ages. Box office: 306 652-6556. Address: 715 Broadway Avenue. Venue phone: (306) 652-6556. Buy Tickets
October 9th, 2026	Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan	Moose Jaw Cultural Center: Mae Wilson Theatre
	Time: 7:30pm. Admission: $93.24. Age restrictions: All Ages. Box office: 306 693-4700. Address: 217 Main St N. Venue phone: (306) 693-4700. Buy Tickets

1 comment:

Ron GrossmanApril 26, 2025 at 8:31 amReply

We just saw you all last night at Centrepointe here in Ottawa.
Thank you for the show, the interesting stories, the great songs.
Thank you Marc Jordan for taking a few minutes at the end of the evening to talk to an old ‘folkie’ like me.

Very nice. We waited far too long for this. An affecting voice and some creative, mature interpretations. Certainly it's a little unnerving to hear a mid-atlantic accent delivering the Sinatra staple, "In the Wee Small Hours .." and then receiving a heartfelt "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain" rendered in an accent that sounds like Cindy was born "the next holler down" from Dolly Parton. But it just shows the firm and confident grasp Cindy has on two great musical traditions.
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iTunes Customer
The possessor of one of the most emotion-laden voices in country music (or pop music, for that matter), Cindy Church never confuses sentiment with sentimentality. Instead she takes tunes and invests them with pain, power, sadness and joy and makes them uniquely her own.
Richard Flohil
The seraphic four-part harmonies of Sylvia, Cindy, Caitlin and Gwen are a boundless source of delight. Quartette vocalizes like theyâ€™ve grown up on the same streetâ€¦in the same family. The counter pointed intermingle of human voices can sound positively celestial. This was the case with Quartette.
Victoria Times Colonist