The mission of the Canadian Folk Music Awards is to celebrate and promote Canadian folk music in all its forms. Until their creation in 2005, there existed no awards to celebrate the breadth and depth of folk music in Canada. Awards such as the Junos, East Coast Music Awards or the Western Canada Music Awards have a few categories that apply to folk and roots music but they offer only a restricted view of the genre. The judging process is similar to that of the two-stage elimination model used by the Junos via a randomly selected jury drawn from our community. Please contact us if you are interested in becoming involved.
News Release “. . . and the Awards go to . . .” November 17, 2012, Saint John, NB – It was a night to remember in Saint John, NB Saturday, when 17 of the best folk musicians, recordings and producers in the country were honoured with Canadian Folk Music Awards. The Awards Gala the [...]
17 November 2012
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Our third CFMA nominee profile
17 November 2012
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Profile of CFMA nominee Shaun Ferguson
17 November 2012
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16 November 2012
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Click through to watch the live streaming webcast from the Imperial Theatre in Saint John New Brunswick.
12 November 2012
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Check out the weekend and click here for tickets
10 November 2012
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17 November 2012
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Tickets still available!
14 November 2012
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Watch live streaming video from haligoniastudio at livestream.com
15 November 2012
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2012 CFMA Recipients the Métis Fiddler Quartet in performance this weekend:
18 November 2012
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Tickets are on sale for all CFMA events from the Imperial Theatre website. Pick and choose or take in the whole weekend for only $90. Highlights of the CFMA weekend include nominee showcases, film screenings, and the awards gala with Cara Luft, Matt Anderson, the Atlantic Ballet and more!
2 November 2012
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The CFMAs are days away, and tickets are now on sale. Join us for films, for nominee showcases, for the Gala, or for the whole weekend!
20 September 2012
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