Black Fly Jam Presents! Tia McGraff with Tommy Parham - A Concert for "Connect The Dots"

Tia McGraff with Tommy Parham - A Benefit Concert for "Connect The Dots", Algoma's premier food recovery organization.

Thursday October 2nd, 2025 - 7:30 pm - THE LOFT
CA$40.00
At THE LOFT - Algoma Conservatory of Music, 75 Huron St. SSM
7:30 pm, Doors at 6:30 pm - Cash Bar
TICKETS: $40, with no online fees! Online at Algoma Conservatory website ... or call 705-971-4197. It is the same price for all categories (Adult, 30 and under and season subscribers).

TIA McGRAFF's star shot into orbit after winning the Canadian Open Country Singing Contest at the age of nineteen.
The trajectory took her onstage with icons like Johnny Cash and June Carter, writing and recording with Randy Bachman and working with Anne Murray’s publishing company. Nashville of course was the landing place for bright stars like Tia and Tommy Parham, a gifted writer, musician and performer in his own right. Together this duo has a gift for ‘getting to the heart of the matter’ and writing relatable songs about life, love and this crazy world we live in.

WEBSITE: https://tiamcgraff.com/

YOUTUBE: ?si=6vLmjPTFaJ357mII

FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/CTDcommunityharvest/

Join Black Fly Jam for a fun night to benefit a good cause!

"Connect The Dots" is a registered charity that operates entirely on volunteer help. They persevere with the simple yet vital objective to rescue good surplus food, and distribute it to the agencies that care for the people in need within the Algoma community.

As this need has grown, so has the abilities of Connect The Dots. Since 2017 they have delivered over 100,000 pounds of rescued food to various agencies, and expect to surpass this amount in this current year alone.

Connect The Dots ensures local agencies such as Harvest Algoma, The Salvation Army, The Soup Kitchen, Vincent's Place and S.O.Y.A. and others are able to provide for those in need.

Black Fly Jam is proud to present this event to raise awareness and funds for Connect The Dots, and support their goal of the purchase of a delivery van to continue their mission of food rescue and delivery.

We acknowledge that our activities are taking place upon Robinson-Huron Treaty territory and that the land on which we gather is the traditional territory of the Anishnaabeg, specifically the Garden River and Batchewana First Nations, and Métis People.

BLACK FLY JAM is pleased to acknowledge grant support from The City of Sault Ste. Marie, Arts and Culture Assistance Program for our 2025-2026 season.

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