by Duke

Canadian Music Week 2010 is slated for March 10-14, and it looks like it’ll be a blast.

The list of speakers for the conference is awesome – a who’s who of everything we’ve been talking about here since I came on board. Oh wait… Lily Allen won’t be there. Oh well…

The other really interesting thing is this new one-day film festival, held at NFB Cinema, National Film Board of Canada, 150 John Street, Toronto on Saturday, March 14th. It’s the first time films (and their scores of course) will be a part of CMW. It’s free with a festival wristband, but if you only want to see the films (and the panels & interviews that go with them), you need only bring $10 for admission, a bit of scratch for food and your most comfortable pair of shoes.

The artist line-up has yet to be announced. Sadly, this does not mean you still have a few minutes left to apply; deadline was November 30th. Next year…?

Thanks to Atherton for the link-up.

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