Three to See Edmonton Events: Còig, the Hollywood Sandwich and Bring Out Your Dead

Article content Còig : Heavily lauded, multiply awarded Cape Breton Celtic supergroup Còig bounds into Northern Light Folk Club Saturday in a show that’s guaranteed to be high-energy and soul-enriching. While the band is sometimes larger with adjoined solo players — hence its name meaning “five” in Gaelic — for this show Rachel Davis, Darren McMullen and Zakk Cormier will deploy a saucy mix of vocals, fiddles, piano, guitars, banjo, mandolin, viola, bouzouki, whistles and more, playing new compositions and traditional fare stretching back centuries. Details : 8 p.

m. at Parkview Community League (9135 146 St.), $29/ northernlightsfc.



ca , $34/door The Hollywood Sandwich : If you feel like staying in and scrolling instead, well, here’s a fun one. Local musician Brad Sime has taken it upon himself to make specialized sandwiches based on working though the filmographies of various actors, starting with Rick Moranis. His “Morisandwich” will be based on Splitting Heirs, My Blue Heaven, Hockey Night and Little Shop of Horrors.

From the first two films he’s watched — Honey, I Shrunk the Kids and as Barney Rubble in The Flinstones — Sime’s already chosen mini corn and smoked turkey drum stick meat from K&K Foodliner for the project you can follow along with and copy. “Moranis,” Sime notes, “embraces familyhood to a heart degree. “The Morisandwich should smack of family.

” Details : ongoing on Instagram at @thehollywoodsandwich , no charge Bring Out Your Dead : Diggers and DJs, lend me your beers! Dead Vinyl Society is having a brewery pop-up record sale — though there’s a sweet collection of indie CDs including Sonic Youth and Flaming Lips up for grabs, too. This isn’t just for buyers, mind you — if you think you have some old vinyl in good condition you want to pass on to future generations, some of the sellers are here for you. And while you’re down here, Southbound Brewing has a delicious new neipa — happily unhoppy and low on the bitter — called Renegade, the brewery’s new Pride beer.

Once you’re done, there’s the rest of Happy Beer Street to explore to the north, one of the sweetest ways to spend a lazy weekend afternoon — in this case to compare notes on all the records you just bought! Details : 3 p.m. – 6 p.

m. Sunday at Southbound Brewing (9943 69 Ave.), no charge fgriwkowsky@postmedia.

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