Footloose on P.E.I.? Music venues, musicians eager to see dancing ban lifted
Alan Doyle of Great Big Sea played five sold-out shows at the Trailside Music Hall in Charlottetown last week and not a single person got up to dance. Alan Doyle had people clapping and stomping their feet in their seats at the Trailside Music Hall last week. But there was no dancing allowed. Jeff Sinnott, owner of Hunter's Ale House, and server Kayla Connolly say customers often ask if they're allowed to dance. Peake's Quay Restaurant & Bar is known as a popular dance venue in Charlottetown.
Source: CBC News August 01, 2021 09:00 UTC
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