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Playin’ With Pete at Panter’s

Some of the very best places to play in Toronto are the lesser known gems scattered throughout the City. We played one of these on Saturday. Panter’s Pub is a monthly music night that takes place in the Upper Room at the old Church of the Holy Trinity tucked just behind the Eaton Centre.

The room was once the location of one of Toronto’s first girls’ schools and you play under a gothic arched ceiling surrounded by stained glass windows, beautiful!  The music program is run by volunteers, the amazing Keith Nunn and Beth Baskin.

The event is semi private, for members of Holy Trinity and guests, and a nicer audience would be hard to find! Check it out to play or listen, you never know who may pop by!
http://www.holytrinitytoronto.org

04/11/2016

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