Lotus Wight, raised in Toronto amid a tapestry of ethnicities and faiths, channels decades of diverse cultural influences into his music. His performances, described as captivating as a compelling book, showcase his mastery of banjo, guitar, jaw harp, and contra-bass harmoniphoneum. Wight’s original songs blend wit, soul and emotional depth, seamlessly joining the American musical tradition with fresh perspectives. Praised for timeless songwriting, his album “Original Works for Voice and Banjo” surprises listeners with humour and heartfelt storytelling, proving that rich, authentic folk music continues to thrive today. Tickets, $10, are available at the Info Desk. You can also purchase tickets for all three MHPL 2026 Home Routes concerts for $24. Half of the proceeds for this concert will be donated to the Medicine Hat SPCA. www.lotuswight.com