After the featuring of Simple Plan in the From Sound To Emotion exhibition in Montreal, Canada (that has recently ended), the band is now a part of another exposition – this time in Regina, Canada where this year’s JUNO Awards take place and in preparation for the big event, as always the organisers have set up various attractions including the exhibition entitled “The Power of Music: Sustainability & the JUNOS”.
This exhibition, that is open for free from March 28th till July 31st at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum in Regina, Canada, allows the visitors to learn more about how powerful music can be – it features four interactive listening and learning stations, each dedicated to a different sustainability theme and featuring many JUNO nominated Canadian artists and information about their own efforts. These artists include mainly Bruce Cockburn, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Neil Young, and Sarah Harmer and additionally many other artists that are involved with charity – including Simple Plan (as you can see on the picture from the exhibit on the left – or its original here).
If you’re interested in the exhibit, make sure to check out more info about it on JUNO’s official website.
