Rose Cousins is back at the Indian River Festival for a night of music and exploring her newest release: Bravado. Check out her website for more: https://www.rosecousins.
Bravado is a record for those who struggle with loneliness and those wishing they had more time alone. It’s for those attempting to make their hearts go in more than one direction and those trying to make it go in just one. It’s for those who present a version of themselves to the world that doesn’t quite match how they feel inside. It’s for those who feel misunderstood or unseen. It’s for those who have a hard time saying what they feel, who hide or can’t let themselves off the hook. It’s for those asking, “is this it?” and questioning if the character they play in the movie of their lives is authentic or just a role they’ve accepted. It’s for those who have a hard time asking for help and for those desperate for and terrified of change.
Cohort Seating
The Historic St. Mary's is currently approved by the CPHO for two cohorts of 50. Cohort A will be on the left side of the venue, Cohort B will be on the right side of the venue, and the sides will be kept separate by a barrier travelling down the middle aisle. This is to allow 6 feet between every bubble. Specific seats are not available for purchase at this time, and bubbles will be sat by ushers on the day of the event.
More safety information will be sent to you through email before your event. The safety of our audience, artists, volunteers, and staff are of utmost importance.
Terms and Conditions:
By purchasing a ticket, you are agreeing to follow all CPHO-approved COVID-19 safety measures implemented by the Indian River Festival. These safety measures include sanitization upon arrival to the venue, wearing a mask inside at all times (unless drinking water), maintaining 6feet distance from other bubbles, and following up-to-date travel regulations. You also agree that upon arrival you will be asked a series of questions to determine your health status before entry. Here is a reminder of what are considered symptoms of COVID-19 and what warrants not attending the concert.
Symptoms of COVID-19 include:
Performers, volunteers and audience members will not attend if they are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 (even if they think it is not COVID-19), if someone else in their household is experiencing symptoms, or if they suspect that they have been exposed.
Restrictions:
If you have travelled outside of PEI in the last 14 days or are experiencing any health complications (ie. temperature, coughing, sore throat), you will not be allowed inside of the venue. Once you are assigned a seat by an usher, you must remain in your seat with your mask on for the duration of the concert. The only exemptions are if you need to use a bathroom, you may leave your seat or if you need to take a sip of water, you may remove your mask to do so.