Where can I buy liability insurance in Canada to cover busking?

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  • Scooter Starr
    New Member
    • Apr 2006
    • 3

    Where can I buy liability insurance in Canada to cover busking?

    Hi everyone

    I'm looking for some advice on buying liability insurance. I'm in a group of 9 buskers that are doing a few festivals this summer, and I'm trying to get liability insurance to cover the group. Problem is, i'm having trouble finding someone that will cover us. I've tried a few places (statefarm, allstate, a few banks) but none of them cover that kind of thing. The closest i've come is a place called HKMB that sells insurace tailored for buskers for 425 a year, but they don't do group rates. Which means that we'd all have to buy individual policies which comes in around 4000$, which is alot for a maximum of 4 festivals. I'd like to know if anyone knows somewhere that will give group rates to buskers. Our act is a percussion thing, based on STOMP, so there's no extra risky elements involved such as fire, aeriel performance, knives, etc.

    Thanks!
  • UCO
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2001
    • 215

    #2
    Clowns of america, might but not sure. Hope it works for ya. Can you register as a company with one of the bigger firms?

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    • Scooter Starr
      New Member
      • Apr 2006
      • 3

      #3
      insurance

      thanks for the tip. I got linked from the website to k and k insurance which looks like it'll be exactly what I need. I also found another forum suggesting Al Fellerman, so i'll check them both out and see how low of a price i can go. I doubt i can register as a company because of the more informal nature of the group. (i.e. we're not professional musicians, and being university students, we don't do it full time). I've got the co-operators looking around for us to see if they can find a group policy for us, so i'll see where that goes.

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      • Stretch
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2001
        • 611

        #4
        Al Fellerman is retired.

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        • Frisbee
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2000
          • 753

          #5
          Clownsoftheus.com

          Al Fellerman is retired, but the company is still in business.

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