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Iceberg Alley Performance Tent changes seasons after Hurricane Larry

March 3, 2022 Sherri Breen Arts, Metro 0

Iceberg Alley concert series producer Shawn Basha says staff worked tirelessly to salvage the contents of the tent following Hurricane Larry. He says the show must go on.

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Empty seats at front of stage inside Iceberg Alley Performance Tent — Spanning 36,000 square feet, the Iceberg Alley Performance Tent in St. John’s, NL was completely demolished in September 2021 by Hurricane Larry. Concert series producer Shawn Basha says that switching this year’s schedule to June was the right move and is looking ahead to sunnier skies for the festival. *Photo contributed by Shawn Basha*

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