Helping Venues Succeed
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What Was Accomplished
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MPP for Kanata—Carleton | MP for Kanata—Carleton 2015-2021 |
"It was our most successful day since we opened."
-Covered Bridge Owner
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3 musical acts were featured
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Those musicians were offered future paid gigs at the venue
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Vendors completely sold out of products that day
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The animal rescue adopted out a puppy
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Attended by Karen McCrimmon - MPP for Kanata - Carleton
Fundraising Success
Music for Mom - November 8, 2025
Music for Mom 2025 brought together friends, families, and the Arnprior and area communities for an evening of music, remembrance, and celebration at the Arnprior Legion. Hosted in part by Indie Vibe Network in support of the Arnprior Regional Hospital Foundation, the event honoured the life and legacy of long-time hospital volunteer Sharron O’Neill, with all proceeds dedicated to the Foundation’s Hope for Scope Campaign 2025.
The night opened with a heartfelt performance by Sharron’s son, local musician Ryan O’Neill, who shared stories, memories, and some of his mother’s favourite songs. His set created a warm, emotional atmosphere that connected the audience to the purpose of the evening. The celebration continued with a high-energy performance by Ottawa party band Five Dollar Down, who kept the crowd dancing, singing, and smiling throughout the night.
What Was Accomplished
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An event honouring the mother of a local musician and a volunteer at the Arnprior Hospital.
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Over $4000 was raised for the Hope for Scope Campaign at the Arnprior Hospital through a silent auction, business and personal donations.
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A new musical act was brought to the community of Arnprior.
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The music act was rebooked for a sold out New Years Eve show at the Arnprior Legion.
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Food was donated by two local businesses.
Music, community, and family fun at Covered Bridge Brewery
Rock N' Hops 2025 brought together families, music lovers, and the local community for an afternoon of live music, food, and fun at Covered Bridge Brewery in Kinburn. Hosted by Indie Vibe Network, the event featured performances by three talented musicians, a food truck serving delicious local fare, and a chance to win one of five pairs of tickets to the Kanata Craft Beer Festival happening the following month.
Families enjoyed kids' activities including a colouring contest, while attendees had the opportunity to sample Bison Sliders from White Pine Bison and meet adoptable animals from Gagne Homestead and Rescue.
With engaging performances, community partnerships, and a lively atmosphere, Rock N' Hops exemplified how music can bring people together while supporting local causes.