Exchange Sessions: Yes We Mystic

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Winnipeg's Yes We Mystic perform Ceilings in Old Market Square for our latest Exchange Sessions. The group is currently on tour, playing the Sled Island Music & Arts Festival June 25 & 26 and other dates in western Canada in July.

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Winnipeg’s Yes We Mystic perform Ceilings in Old Market Square for our latest Exchange Sessions. The group is currently on tour, playing the Sled Island Music & Arts Festival June 25 & 26 and other dates in western Canada in July.

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