October 6th: Tour de France Series
By Popular Demand: Tour de France Series Alsace
You asked, and we listened! Our much-anticipated Alsace Winemaker Dinner is finally here — a 5-course menu with perfectly paired wines from the region.
Seats are limited, and our regular guests get first access to reservations before the official release. Don’t miss this special evening!
📅 Details:
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Date: October 6th, 2025
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First Seating: 6PM
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Second Seating: 7:30PM
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Price: $150 per person (plus tax & gratuity)
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Credit card hold: $50
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Limited to 50 seats — two groups of 25
Please arrive on time: the winemaker will personally present the wines to each group, and our sommelier, Christina Hartigan, will share insights on the pairings.
Note: This is a set menu event — our regular menu will not be available. We’re unable to accommodate vegan, vegetarian, dairy-free, or pescatarian diets for this evening.
October 9th: Paul Caldwell
Paul Caldwell is back at Coquette!
Irish singer-songwriter Paul Caldwell has the ability to seamlessly blend the soul of Irish ballads with the nuance of Canadian folk music. His live performance can have you hanging on to every word or swaying to unforgettable melody’s.
October 23rd: Dylan Cramer
Alto saxophonist Dylan Cramer returns to Brasserie Coquette!
Alto saxophonist Dylan Cramer returns to Brasserie Coquette for an evening of soulful blues, upbeat latin tunes, and classic torch songs.
Cramer, a student of renowned jazz saxophonist Sonny Criss, has been performing live for the past 50 years. He has toured Canada and the U.S., with great success.
Cramer has recorded six albums and is also an accomplished author, having published three books. For this special performance at Brasserie Coquette, Dylan is pleased to offer the music of Vangelis, John Barry, Sonny Criss, Ennio Morricone and George Michael, in addition to a host of other outstanding composers.
If you like warm melodies and soulful playing, this night is for you!
November 6th: The Dog Ears
The Dog Ears is composed of four experienced, Vancouver-based musicians with a wide range of musical backgrounds and influences.
Les Toth: GUITAR
Les has had a life-long passion for music, starting to play guitar in his teens. He studied jazz at Capilano College and over three decades was the music director at West Van Secondary School. He’s played countless gigs in a variety of genres.
KEN LEEDHAM: DRUMS
Ken has been playing drums and percussion for over 45 yrs with a wide variety of projects from pop, rock, Latin and now bringing his rudiments and passion to the Jazz/Blues genre with The Dog Ears.
BOB WALKER : SAX
Bob claims to be from the ‘outskirts of Motown’ (actually, southwestern Ontario). Listening to all those Motown hits while growing up installed a love for blues, jazz, and soul. He is happy to bring his past experience playing with jazz, blues, R & B, and soul bands to The Dog Ears.
GLENN ROWLEY: BASS
If music be the food of love… Ever since Glenn first viewed the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show he knew this was what he wanted to do. He took up guitar at an early age and switched to bass to play rock and roll. How many years and musical genres later playing bass in the Dog Ears is musically rewarding as well as so much fun.
The band plays a mixture of Jazz Standards, Swing, R & B and Blues.
December 4th: Van Django Trio
Van Django is Back!
music is well-rooted in the gypsy jazz of 1930’s Paris France. Since the
group’s formation in 1998, they have toured extensively in Canada as
well as international forays to the US, Europe and China.
The group has had repeat performances at Djangofest Northwest
(DFNW) in 2008-2016 sharing the stage with gypsy jazz luminaries such
as the John Jorgenson Quintet, the legendary gypsy jazz guitarist
Romane and many others.
The group have released 4 CD’s: “Tiptoe Trip”, “Waltz in the Shape of a
Tree”, “Hotel Europe” and a Christmas CD with special guests titled,
“Cool Yule”. They have been well received and played on many radio
stations including; CBC, RDI, Espace Musique, NPR and Lyric FM in
Ireland CD.
