Canada Day 2023 Dinner Dance with Mark Riley & Band

Canada Day Dinner Dance @ The Long Table Social Club

Come celebrate Canada Day with a dinner dance at The Long Table Social Club in Scots Bay on July 1st, 2023 from 7pm to 11pm.  Weather permitting we will be out on the patio, we will have the lawn games out, a bon fire, a dance floor and dance till the sun sets! 

Please note that this year we will not be able to have fireworks, but we will pass around sparklers and fun party favours to enjoy a little light show.  

Tickets will go on sale for as many as we can fit indoors with the band (just in case). And if the weather is looking good, we will open up more tickets and move the whole thing out onto the patio and beer garden. If we're outside, we encourage you to dress according to the weather because we don't have much shade or shelter on the patio!

Tickets Required. Please purchase an advance ticket for $20 +HST and fees to cover entry and a welcome drink on our website. During your visit you can purchase our 4 course set menu for $65 + HST and fees per person. Drinks extra.

A set menu will include: 

A welcome drink+ 4 Course Dinner + Band + Sparklers & Party Favours

Welcome Drink: Valley Sunset, a sparkling wine-cider blend by Beausoleil Farmstead

First course: Roast root vegetable salad with balsamic vinaigrette

Second course: French Onion Soup

Main: Maple Glazed Salmon with mashed potatoes and roast vegetables*

Dessert: Maple cinnamon cheesecake

(*Vegetarian alternative will be maple glazed tofu rice bowl. Please inform us in advance by email if you require a substitute to our main course.)

Drinks at additional cost.

Entertainment: Mark Riley & Band 

The Mark Riley Project is a five-piece blues, funk and soul band created by Mark Riley. We will have a smaller, more intimate trio for you that includes Mark and two band members. 

A former member of the Nova Scotia Mass Choir, Mark still performs as a Gospel artist and also fronts another 15-piece band. The band performs throughout the Atlantic provinces at concerts, festivals and other venues. 

Mark is originally from Lake Loon, Nova Scotia. A small community just outside of Dartmouth. He started out singing gospel music at the Baptist Church in Cherrybrook, NS. Upon moving to Toronto Mark pursued his music endeavors recording and performing. Mark also has credits for a film soundtrack, 1 CD, performed on 2 Compilation CDs and is also a multi-instrument player and vocalist. Mark's true passions are Jazz and Gospel music.

Mark now resides just outside of Wolfville, Nova Scotia and is a former tenor and soloist of the Nova Scotia Mass Choir, Cherrybrook Mass Choir, and the Nova Gospel Ensemble. Mark also performs with the Mark Riley Project, PM Blues, The Praise Messengers, Shoulder to Shoulder and The High Tide Shuffle Jazz Crew.

*Note: Refunds are at the discretion of Management. Refunds will not be provided after 1 week before the event.