December 18, 2025
Paco Dvoi Altfolk Trio with Lloyd Smiley: Strung Together
7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
750 Gladstone Avenue
About Event
Uplifting acoustic show at Night Oat, 750 Gladstone Avenue. Paco Dvoi Altfolk Trio features Paco on vocals and acoustic guitar, Bob Muller on standup bass, and Julia Ostertag on violin. They perform lyrical songs that delve into existential mystery, hope, and mortality. Lloyd Smiley opens the night with his signature \”Cottage Rawk\” style, exploring themes of love, loss, reflection, and reconciliation. $15 cover added to your bill.
Hosted by Paco Dvoi
Paco Dvoi is an Ottawa-based singer/songwriter that regularly performs in the National Capital Region.
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