The Wayward Singers
The Wayward Singers were a folk trio formed in Winnipeg in 1962 by Len Vopnfjord, Karen (Thorlakson) Vopnfjord and Ted
Smith. The group met and performed regularly at a popular folk venue, “The Fourth Dimension Coffee House”in Winnipeg.
Ted and Mary Smith and Len and Karen Vopnfjord are best friends and neighbours now living on Patricia Bay just north of Victoria, British Columbia.
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