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Latest revision as of 15:50, 12 January 2010
The 4th Dimension 1995 - 1997
For the folk venue that operated in the 60s, see The Fourth Dimension Coffeehouse
Location
- Indian Friendship centre (704 McKenzie St)
- Trinity Hall (30 Algoma St S)
- The Colonial (a hall on Simpson Street)
History
The 4th Dimension was a city-funded youth venue that operated between 1995 and 1997. It was named after The Fourth Dimension Coffeehouse, which operated in downtown Fort William in the 60s.
Bands like The Violet Hour, Society's Norm, Kate's Walker, Peterfuzz, Fiction, and Motherbud played there.
After its demise, its role was taken over by the RMYC.
- Run by Alannah Khubyar
- Originally headed by a very nice girl named Laurie Gaune.
- Brought in local acts and Canadian acts to such venues as Trinity Hall.
- Held an outdoor concert in Marina Park in August 1997
- Jumped venues way too often.
- Heart in right place.
- Had such people as; Jehn Dropko, Jake Raynard, Kyle Khubyar, Dawn McMurray, Mike Guerin, Ryan White, Adam Richards
- Longest stay was in the Indian Friendship centre at 704 McKenzie followed by Trinity Hall