A new season of RV travel starts here — with unbeatable deals and fresh inspiration.
Showcasing the largest selection of RVs and the best pricing you’ll find this fall, the Toronto Fall RV Show & Sale is your go-to destination for everything from luxury Class A motorhomes to fifth wheels, travel trailers, and more.
Explore a wide range of lifestyle products and travel essentials
Whether you’re gearing up for hiking, paddling, biking, birdwatching, or simply enjoying the open road, this is the place to find what you need. Discover unique items that complement your RV lifestyle, including clever kitchen gadgets, outdoor gear, stylish leisurewear, and creative food ideas, all in one convenient location.
Your chance to connect, learn, and save
Meet Ontario’s leading RV dealers, explore expert-led sessions on RV ownership and travel, and enter exclusive contests and giveaways. No matter your family size, travel style, or budget, this event is designed to help you hit the road with confidence, and incredible savings.
 
 
 

650 Dixon Road

Toronto Fall RV Show & Sale

Single - Any Day

Couple - Any Day

Senior Single (65+) - Any Day

Senior Couple (65+) - Any Day

Kids (16 & Under) - Any Day

Ontario Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association

The Taboo Show - Adult lifestyle and Wellness expo provides an upscale adult playground dedicated to enhancing lifestyles, encouraging romance, personal betterment and all things Taboo. Enjoy entertainment, provocative and educational seminars, unique shopping, fashion shows and LIVE demonstrations.
HOURS:
·        Friday …5pm – Midnight
·        Saturday …1pm – Midnight    
·        Sunday …Noon – 5pm
 
This is a licensed event. No one under the age of 19 will be permitted. 
General Admission Tickets are valid for the Friday, Saturday or Sunday (single day) with re-entry on that day.
 

The International Centre

Toronto Taboo Show - Adult Lifestyle & Wellness Expo

Single Day - Individual Pass

VIP ULTRA Pass

VIP Access Pass

Individual Weekend Pass

Couple's Weekend Pass

Taboo Productions Inc.

FALL BRAWL 12
October 18, 2025
show time 2:00 pm 
 
 
SPECTATORS:
This is an all day event.
The grounds will open for spectators at 11am on October 18. The show will start at 2:00 pm and will run until all heats and features are complete. There will be food, vendors and a lot of smashing and crashing to be had. Your entry fee is an all access entry with an invitation to walk the pit area to look at the cars or talk to the drivers. Spectators will be limited to the seating area in the covered grandstands. Only drivers will have access to the stands on the pit side of the track. Outside food and drinks are permitted.   NO ALCOHOL ALLOWED  
Parking on site is free. Limited Accessible parking spots.
Gate admission:
Age 10+ $25 per person.
Children ages 2 - 9 $15.
Children under age 2 Free
 
This is a RAIN/SNOW OR SHINE event. NO REFUNDS due to weather. Please come prepared for any type of weather that may happen. This is a loud environment   Hearing protection is recommended   
Event Classes:
School Bus Derby
Figure 8 Racing
Stock Trucks
Old School Full Size
Queen of the Ring Junk Run
Junk Run Rumble
Youth Compact
Impact Compact
windshield Compact
Windshield Trucks 
Humpty Dumpty (metric GM class)
*Running order will be determined closer to event
 
 
DRIVERS:
This is an all day event. Inspection will open at 8:00 am Oct 18 and close at 1:00 pm Sharp. If you are not through inspection or reinspection with a stick you will not run. NO EXCEPTIONS. 
Drivers receive free entry to the grounds with their paid entry fee. All others must purchase an admission ticket. 
Camping is available for $50 per night. There are limited spaces and are provided by first come first served.
 
 
 
 

354 Angeline St S

FALL BRAWL 12

Adult 10yrs +

Youth 2-9 yrs

Camping - Friday

Camping - Saturday

Impact Motorsports

Romeo and Juliet, a tragedy by William Shakespeare, tells the story of two young lovers from feuding families. 

October 9 - October 11, 2025

Thursday  7:30PM (Cast A)
Friday 7:30PM (Cast B)
Saturday 2:00PM (Cast A), 7:30PM (Cast B)

October 16 - October 18, 2025

Thursday  7:30PM (Cast B)
Friday 7:30PM (Cast A)
Saturday 2:00PM (Cast B), 7:30PM (Cast A)


MiST Theatre

Romeo and Juliet

General Admission

Theatre and Drama Studies

This fall join us as Shakespeare's most iconic love story takes center stage. Romeo and Juliet explores youth, rebellion, agency, and desire in the face of inherited conflict, asking what it means to seek connection in a fractured, oppressive world. With its mix of wit, lyricism, and heartbreak, we're excited to stage the voices that dare to imagine a better future—even as fate closes in.
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October 18th @ 7:30PM      October 19th @ 7:30PM      October 24th @7:30PM         October 25th @ 1:00PM and 7:30PM
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Tickets:
Student $15      General  $20
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      About the McMaster Thespian Company:    
  The McMaster Thespian Company is a non-profit theatre organization specializing in developing and performing classical plays in new ways. Past shows include (but are not limited to) scripts and pieces from the classical Grecian, Elizabethan, and Victorian eras. MTC provides opportunities for students interested in performing, technical theatre, and production, and creates an inclusive forum for artists and technicians to develop and showcase their skills and talents. In the process, we cultivate theatrical performances that touch on a variety of social issues, bring theatre's origins and earliest pieces to life, and highlight the importance of live theatre at McMaster and in our surrounding community. The 2024-2025 school year marks MTC's 20th season.   
   Our company is composed of actors, crew members, and production team members that come from different faculties and backgrounds. Among our members, we encourage artistic and technical development within the diverse areas of theatre and provide an environment where our company members can explore classical theatre outside of academic study.
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   Instagram: @macthespians      TikTok:@macthespians      Website: McMaster Thespian Company

Robinson Memorial Theatre

MTC Presents: Romeo & Juliet

Student

General

McMaster University, Faculty of Humanities

59 King Street North

Andriy Tykhonov Quintet

Under 30

The Jazz Room

🎤 Diss-Or-Daps Presents
Season 4 – Episode 50
🔥 R.A. The Rugged Man LIVE in Barrie 🔥
📍 Queens Nightclub 94 Dunlop St E, Barrie, ON L4M 1A5 📅 Wednesday, November 6th

🕒 Schedule


Doors & Bucket Sign-Up: 7:00 PM


Diss-Or-Daps: 8:00 PM


Support Acts: 9:00 PM (TBA)


Headliner: 11:00 PM – R.A. The Rugged Man



🎟️ Tickets


$30 – Early Bird General Admission


$35 – General Admission


$50–$60 – At the Door (if quantities remain)



🎙️ Hosted By


J-Reds & Poltergeist OD



❓ What is Diss-Or-Daps?
Diss-Or-Daps is the podcast-turned-live-show where rappers step up and put their skills to the test in front of a live audience:


Names go in the bucket.


Selected rappers get 60 seconds on stage.


Rap acapella, drop a written, or freestyle over a random beat.


Time’s up → they’re cut off → then roasted & interviewed by our hosts.


Each event features: ✔ A Special Guest Host ✔ A Headliner Rapper ✔ Unfiltered comedy & raw hip hop energy

⚡ Don’t miss this chance to see one of the most legendary MCs in hip hop, R.A. The Rugged Man, live in Barrie!

The Queens Hotel

R.A. The Rugged Man - Barrie - w/ Diss-Or-Daps  Ep. 50

Early Bird - GA

VIP Meet & Greet

Dropaganda Productions

Based on the popular comic strip and adapted from the Tony Award-winning Best Musical, Annie JR. features everyone’s favourite little redhead. Armed with pluck and positivity, despite a next-to-nothing start in 1930s New York City, little orphan Annie is determined to find her parents and leave behind the orphanage run by the cruel Miss Hannigan. Annie charms many hearts in her adventures with billionaire Oliver Warbucks, his personal secretary Grace Farrell, and a lovable mutt named Sandy.

Concert Hall at Victoria Hall

Annie Jr.

Adult - General Admission

Youth (Under 18) - General Admission

Northumberland Players

Choral workshop:  3:30 - 5:00
Dinner (limited tickets, only for attendees  of both workshop and concert):  5:30 - 6:30
Performance: 7:30 - 9:30
 
The JUNO Award winning Elmer Iseler Singers (EIS) has been conducted by artistic director Lydia Adams since 1998. This 20-voice professional choral ensemble, founded by the late Dr. Elmer Iseler in 1979, has thrilled audiences internationally, and led the way in developing exciting new choral works and experiences, building a stellar reputation in Canada, the United States and abroad, performing a wide range of repertoire with a focus on Canadian composers.
This concert is part of the Saturday Barrie Concerts series. Single tickets will be made available about 30 days before the concert.
Attention all choristers:
The Elmer Iseler Singers are generously offering us the opportunity to do a workshop with them Saturday afternoon as well as perform 2 pieces with them during the concert.  
Workshop information:
Workshop is free for those also attending the concert, but you MUST have a ticket.
The meal sales have now closed.
Those without concert tickets who wish to attend the workshop may purchase tickets to that only for $15.  Students may attend free but MUST have a ticket.
 

Hiway Church

Elmer Iseler Singers

Performance, adult

Performance, student

Choral workshop, for adult ticket holders

Choral workshop, for students

Choral workshop if no ticket for concert

Barrie Concert Association

The HANES CORN MAZE is a human sized puzzle, carved into over 18 acres of 10' tall walls of cornstalks! Find all the checkpoints and solve the puzzle. This is an event for all ages, bring the kids for help!
This is our 26TH year! Join us for a fun filled adventure through our giant corn! Follow a Map that leads to checkpoints. Solve clues. Find them all and come get a prize. If you get out...
Expect the Maze to take between 1-2 hours to complete depending on your age, experience, weather, and day or night.
Maze runs rain or shine so dress for the weather. Wear proper footwear. The paths in the Maze can accommodate strollers but this may be difficult directly after or during rain. 
5:00 is the last time you are able to enter the maze Sunday through Thursday. 
6:00 is the last time you are able to enter the maze Friday and Saturdays. 
Game Notes

Expect the maze to take between 1-2 hours to complete. 
Dress for the Weather! The maze will stay open rain or shine unless there is extreme weather such as Thunder Storms.
Strollers and wagons are encouraged for younger children. Please note the paths in the maze can take a few hours to dry after a rain storm. 
If attending the Maze after dark, please bring a flashlight.


Hanes Corn Maze

The Hanes Corn Maze

Adult (13+)

Seniors (55+)

Big Farmer (8-12)

Little Farmer (3 - 7)

Groups of 15-29

Groups of 29 and up

The HANES CORN MAZE is a human sized puzzle, carved into over 18 acres of 10' tall walls of cornstalks! Find all the checkpoints and solve the puzzle. This is an event for all ages, bring the kids for help!
This is our 25TH year! Join us for a fun filled adventure through our giant corn! Follow a Map that leads to checkpoints. Solve clues. Find them all and come get a prize. If you get out...
Expect the Maze to take between 1-2 hours to complete depending on your age, experience, weather, and day or night.
Maze runs rain or shine so dress for the weather. Wear proper footwear. The paths in the Maze can accommodate strollers but this may be difficult directly after or during rain. 
 
Game Notes

Expect the maze to take between 1-2 hours to complete. 
Dress for the Weather! The maze will stay open rain or shine unless there is extreme weather such as Thunder Storms.
Strollers and wagons are encouraged for younger children. Please note the paths in the maze can take a few hours to dry after a rain storm. 
If attending the Maze after dark, please bring a flashlight.


Seniors (60+)

Group of 15-29

Short Series: Culture & Belonging
Co-presented by Guelph Museums  
Venue: Guelph Civic Museum, 52 Norfolk St, Guelph, ON N1H 4H8Tickets: $12/PWYWScreening: 2:30pm
CANADA ⋅ 80min ⋅ Partial Subtitles
Short Series Description: A series of short documentaries that explore care and community.
Delta Dawn
Asia Youngman ⋅ CANADA ⋅ 26  min
Dawn Murphy aka “Princess Delta Dawn” rose to fame in the 1980s and early 1990s as an Indigenous wrestling sensation. After competing in the pro wrestling circuit in Canada, Dawn rose to international success and became the first Indigenous woman, and the first Canadian woman, to compete in Japan.
Aunt Harriet
HAUI™ ⋅ GUELPH ⋅ 8 min
Evoking the experience of memory loss, this spoken word exploration, illuminates the life of Aunt Harriet Miller, a singer from Wellington County. Aunt Harriet spent her final years at St. Joseph’s Hospital, where she passed away in 1932, having lost her memory and family. 
Lobster Queen
Alix Buck ⋅ CANADA ⋅ 23 min
*Ontario Premiere*
They say women are bad luck on a boat. Captain Gail Atkinson never gave a damn. She's spent the last 30 years proving everyone wrong—and taking chances on people nobody else would hire. But Gail's convictions are put to the test as she faces the storm of the year and an emotional upheaval that shakes her to her core. As she grapples with identity, loneliness, and legacy, Gail finds unexpected purpose providing others the very opportunities that she was once denied.
King's Court 
Serville Poblete ⋅ CANADA ⋅ 20 min
A fast-paced look at love, family, and the journey to manhood in modern society, through the raw emotions and struggles of two lifelong friends in Toronto’s Bleecker Street neighbourhood—one of Canada’s most diverse and densely populated areas.
Post Screening event: Talkback with the local filmmakers behind these inspiring shorts. 

Guelph Civic Museum

Short Series: Culture & Belonging

Full Price: Short Series: Culture & Belonging

PWYW Option 1 - Short Series: Culture & Belonging

PWYW Option 2: Short Series: Culture & Belonging

Free Under 30 - Short Series: Culture & Belonging

Guelph Film Festival

Back By Popular Demand
OLDSKOOL HALLOWEEN PARTY 2
BIGGER & BETTER THAN EVER
 _____________________________________________________________________
SATURDAY OCTOBER 25, 2025
OASIS CONVENTION CENTRE
1036 LAKESHORE RD E MISSISSAUGA
289-697-1784
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Pre-Sale Price $100 per person (Reg. Price is $120)
Guaranteed Table for 10 ppl. $950 (Reg Price $1080)
**Pre-Sale Ends Aug 31st**
Tickets can also be purchased by e-transfer djoldskool75@yahoo.com 
or call 289-697-1784
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TICKETS INCLUDE 
 *AMAZING FOOD STATIONS 
 *OPEN BAR WITH ALL OF YOUR FAVOURITE SPIRITS, WINES & BEER 
 *KILLER DEESERT STATIONS
 *TRICK OR TREAT CANDY STATION 
*PRIZE FOR BEST COSTUME HE&SHE
 *TARROT CARD READER IF YOU DARE ASK QUESTIONS ALSO 
 *EVERYONE GETS A BIG BUCK RAFFEL TICKET
AND 
*A FEW MORE TRICKS UP OUR SLEEVES……
______________________________________________________________________________ 
 4 DANGEROUS DJS SPINNING ALL THE CLASSICS LIKE 
DANCE/HOUSE/EURO/R&B/FREESTYLE/80s & 90s /CLASSIC ROCK for the ROCKER in you! 
 
GET’EM WHILE THEY’RE HOT
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Oasis Convention Centre

Oldskool Halloween Party 2

Pre-sale Tickets (*Ends Aug. 31st)

Pre-sale Full Table of 10 (*Ends Aug. 31st)

Full Table of 10 Reserved

Final Release Tickets

DJ Oldskool

Kevin Breit

Lynn McDonald presents Don Ross and Julie Malia in concert!
Lynn is thrilled to welcome Don Ross back to Port Perry for his occasional series featuring guest musicians from around the world. This time, his cohort is the wonderful guitarist and vocalist Julie Malia, all the way from Germany.
Don and Julie have been performing together for the last two years internationally, with shows in Germany, Austria, Italy, the UK, the USA, and across Canada. They showcase their high-end talents as guitarists and their complementary talents as vocalists, playing a mixture of original music and beautiful arrangements of contemporary music.
Once again, Lynn brings the music to the beautiful confines of the Anglican Church of the Ascension in Port Perry, Ontario for a Wednesday matinee show. The concert will feature some of the recent singles that Julie and Don have released together, as well as music from Julie's latest solo album, entitled SEAGULL, and all kinds of music from the past 35 years of Don's recorded career. Julie's most recent album was nominated for the German Record Critics' Prize. Come to the show on November 19 and find out why!
 
 
 
 

266 North Street

Don Ross and Julie Malia in Port Perry

Don Ross

40 + Vendors To Shop And Sample From
40 Items On The Auction Tables
Live DJ Spinning Music
Magic Mike Style Entertainment
Ariel Artist Performance And Photo Opportunity
Sexy Shirtless Model Serving Appetizers
Steel Pan Drummer While You Wait In Line 6:00 - 7:00
Swag Bags For First 50 Pre Purchased Tickets Through The Door
WWW.LADIESNIGHTOUTPTBO.COM

2440 Durham Regional Highway 2

Ladies Night Out Durham

The Venue Peterborough

Join us at the planetarium for a show especially geared toward younger audiences (8-15 years old) and their family members. You’ve seen the Sun and the Moon, the planets, and the Hamilton night sky, but what’s beyond the Solar System? In this show, we’ll journey through the Milky Way and discuss our Solar System’s place in the Galaxy and our Galaxy’s place in the Universe. How long will it take to get to the nearest stars and to visit other worlds? What’s in the centre of the Galaxy? How does our Galaxy compare to others? We’ll answer all of these questions and more!
All ticket sales are final.  Please use our Directions page for information on parking and getting to the planetarium.

McCallion Planetarium, BSB basement, room B149, 1280 Main Street West

Introductory Astronomy for Kids - Galaxies

Regular

McMaster University McCallion Planetarium

Adrean Farrugia & Jessica Lalonde

With chilly weather in the air and snow in the not too distant future, it’s time for Canadians to embrace our ever-changing seasons. From ski and snowboard enthusiasts who can’t wait to hear about the latest winter trends, people who want to learn how to ski and snowboard to families who want to get the best deals on winter activities and gear, the show is ready to help people of all skill levels embrace winter.
 
EACH TICKET BOUGHT IN ADVANCE ONLINE, WILL RECEIVE A COUPON VALID FOR 2 ADULT LIFT TICKETS FOR THE PRICE OF 1 AT PARTICIPATING ONTARIO SKI AREAS!
 Tickets are valid for all 3 days.
Friday October 24th 3:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Saturday October 25th 10:00 am to 6:00 pm 
Saturday October 25th 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm Ultimate Retro Après Event at event site
Sunday October 26th 10:00 am to 5:00 pm 
 
Adults $20.00 | Seniors & Youth $12.00 | Family (2 adults & 2 youth) $40.00 | Kids 12 & Under Free

195 Princes' Boulevard

Toronto Ski & Snowboard Show

Friday Adult (18-64)

Friday Senior 65+

Friday Youth (13-17)

Friday Family (2 adults+2 youth)

Saturday Adult (18-64)

Saturday Senior 65+

Saturday Youth (13-17)

Saturday Family (2 adults+2 youth)

Sunday Adult (18-64)

Sunday Senior 65+

Sunday Youth (13-17)

Sunday Family (2 adults + 2 youth)

The Official After Party to the SOLD OUT Odeal concert!
Hosted by: Odeal (CONFIRMED)
Join us right next door at Nomad Night Club (right beside the concert) and party with Odeal!
Music by: Jordior, Uncles of Toronto & More!
🗓 Date: Thursday, October 23rd, 2025 ⏰ DOORS OPEN AT 11:00 PM 📍 Venue: Nomad Night Club (725 Queen Street E, Toronto)
This is where the city comes alive after the show. Secure your spot now — capacity is limited, and this event will sell out.


Nomad

Odeal Official After Party

SUPER EARLY BIRD

EARLY BIRD

GENERAL ADMISSION

Table Reservation + 5 TICKETS

Afrobass

Jane Siberry Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview AvenueShow at 8pm, Doors at 7pm$50+ in advance, $60+ at the door
JANE SIBERRY solo 'raw, poems, heart'. 
Visionary, uncompromising, and ever-evolving, Jane Siberry is one of Canada's most original and influential singer-songwriters. Best known for transcendent works like Calling All Angels, Love Is Everything, and the iconic Mimi On The Beach, she has created a singular body of work that defies categorization. Her haunting contribution to The Crow soundtrack, It Won't Rain All The Time, continues to resonate more than ever three decades later.Despite a prolific career, Siberry reflects: "I feel like I'm inching my way toward my prime."
296 Broadview is not yet a fully wheelchair accessible venue, with stairs between all levels. Our goal is to fix that, and we need your support to do so - please consider making a donation towards our goals to make HRL the best listening room in Toronto!

Hugh's Room

Jane Siberry

Student / Arts Worker / Underemployed

Hugh's Room Live

The Grapes of Wrath Acoustic Duo Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview AvenueShow at 8pm, Doors at 7pm$35+ in advance, $42+at the door
After bonding over a mutual love of The Beatles, drummer Chris Hooper introduced Kevin Kane to his younger brother Tom Hooper in 1977. While still attending elementary and junior high school in Kelowna, BC, the trio began learning to play their instruments together during regular Friday night jam sessions in the basement of the Hoopers’ suburban home.
Influenced in equal parts by the British invasion of the 60s and the DIY attitudes and immediacy of punk and new wave, the group took the name The Grapes of Wrath in 1983.
This year, Tom and Kevin are once again hitting the road as a duo to perform The Grapes’ music in an intimate and unplugged setting, telling the stories behind the songs and putting the focus on the harmonies and melodies of their timeless music. Sunday October 19.
296 Broadview is not yet a fully wheelchair accessible venue, with stairs between all levels. Our goal is to fix that, and we need your support to do so - please consider making a donation towards our goals to make HRL the best listening room in Toronto!

The Grapes of Wrath Acoustic Duo Night 2

Students / Arts worker / Underemployed

October 24, 2025 // 9pm // Doors + Bar 8pm
All tickets $20 + fees
Vision Drag and Buddies—with the support of sponsor The PrEP Clinic—are thrilled to come together this spooky season for a reimagined Halloween pageant. 'Queer Christmas' comes to life in a competition featuring eight drag artists showcasing their best across two categories: a trick-or-treat runway, and a 'Sinister Showcase' talent moment. 
Hosted by Halloween Icons Helena Poison and Ivory Towers, with head judge Priyanka and guest judges Krēme Inakuchi and 2019's Queen of Halloween, Lucy Flawless. 
At stake? A grand prize of $1000 and and a paid performance opportunity at a future Buddies in Bad Times engagement.
Featuring
ANNE ALIENSEYONCE KNOWSSTEAKANDY CHRISTCYRIL CINDERMILKSHOOKTRIX SPACIALDOTTIE DANGERFIELDDALLAS RYDER
Thank you to The PrEP Clinic for supporting the event.

Buddies in Bad Times Theatre

Queer of Halloween

The Canadian Women’s Squash Open returns to downtown Toronto in 2025, bringing the world’s best players to the spectacular all-glass Jonathon Power Court inside Brookfield Place. As one of the premier stops on the PSA World Tour, the Women’s Open offers fans an unmatched opportunity to experience high-speed, high-intensity squash in an unforgettable setting.
Running in tandem, the Toronto Athletic Club Open adds a men’s PSA Copper event to the week’s lineup, featuring top international talent and emerging stars. From the Quarter Finals onward, men’s matches join the Women’s Open schedule on the glass court, delivering back-to-back world-class action for fans throughout the week.
Women's & Men's Event Dates: October 25 - 30, 2025
Canadian Women's Open (& QF - Finals of TAC Open) Location: Allen Lambert Galleria, Brookfield Place (181 Bay St., Toronto, ON)
Round 1 & Round 2 Location of TAC Open: Toronto Athletic Club (79 Wellington St W 36th Floor, Suite 1)
Information: Squash Canada Website | Canadian Squash Open Website | Canadian Women's Open PSA Website | TAC Open PSA Website
Session/Match Schedule: 

October 25, 2025 - Round 1 (Separate Afternoon & Evening Sessions)

4 Women's Matches Per Session at Brookfield Place.
8 Men's Matches at Toronto Athletic Club.


October 26, 2025 - Round 2 (Separate Afternoon & Evening Sessions)

4 Women's Matches Per Session at Brookfield Place.
8 Men's Matches at Toronto Athletic Club.


October 27, 2025 - Quarter Finals Night 1 (4 Matches, W & M at Brookfield Place)
October 28, 2025 - Quarter Finals Night 2 (4 Matches,W & M at Brookfield Place)
October 29, 2025 - Semi Finals (4 Matches, W & M at Brookfield Place)
October 30, 2025 - Finals (2 Matches, W & M at Brookfield Place)


Brookfield Place

Canadian Women's Squash Open & Toronto Athletic Club Squash Open

Squash Canada

 
Love, Harold
Directed by Alan Zweig | 2025 | Canada | Documentary | 90 minutes | English | Ontario Premiere
Co-Presented by Distress Centres of Toronto & DOC Institute
Post-screening discussion with Alan Zweig
Open Reception at 5 PM (all are welcome) | Box Office opens at 5:15 PM
Award-winning Canadian documentarian Alan Zweig explores the nature of grief and helplessness after an old friend commits suicide. Zweig sits down with numerous friends and acquaintances also dealing with the loss of loved ones by their own hand. Their stories are as varied as the people they’ve lost, and their honesty and candour about their unimaginable experiences make an often taboo subject feel tangible and shared like never before. Their pain is palpable, but so too is their resilience. Love, Harold is a cinematic love letter to those we’ve lost but also a tribute to those left behind to pick up the pieces.
Keywords: Suicide, grief, love, communityAccessibility: Open Captions, active listenerPrevious screenings: Calgary International Film Festival
Director BioAlan Zweig is a Toronto documentary filmmaker known for using film to explore his own life. His first film was the cult classic Vinyl, which was listed by Pitchfork as one of the best music documentaries ever made. Other films include Hurt, I, Curmudgeon, There Is a House Here and Fifteen Reasons to Live. His films have won the Platform and Best Canadian Feature Awards at TIFF, a Genie and a Canadian Screen Award.
 
WITH SHORT FILM — Ghost
Directed by Stephanie Quilliams | 2025 | Canada | Animated short | 3 minutes | English
Loss is universal, it's something everyone encounters in some form. Ghost is a journey through some of the different ways one can cope - both healthy and unhealthy. Director Stephanie Quilliams has transformed the pain of losing her sister to suicide into a unique artistic endeavour by animating her sister's ashes.
Director BioStephanie Quilliams an animator, puppeteer, director, and performance and multimedia artist. Steph has had her work shown internationally and has collaborated with artists both in Canada and America. Stephanie's art often pushes boundaries and buttons. Through her most recent work Ghost, Steph takes a departure from her often humorous and bawdy themes to examine the concept of loss and how to cope with it.
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Every artist featured in Rendezvous 2025 is a disruptor. #GETMAD #DISRUPTTHEFOCUS 
ABOUT RENDEZVOUS WITH MADNESS & WORKMAN ARTSRendezvous With Madness is both the first and the longest running Mental Health & Addictions based film & multi-arts festival in North America. With its roots in raising awareness through film, it has since expanded into bringing in other mediums such as theatre, dance, music and visual art. All programming, artwork, administration, and operations is created by and run by those who have lived and living experience. Follow us on Instagram: @workmanartsto
 
TICKETING & SEATINGTickets are general Admission with limited seating available! To avoid being turned away or standing in a rush line, please book your ticket in advance if possible. In order to keep our festival accessible, we offer a limited quantity of low to no cost tickets in advance for those who need it with a pay-by-donation option at the door. Please consider paying full price if you are able as it helps the sustainability of reduced rates for those who may be unable to otherwise access our programming. Please arrive to the venue no later than 15 minutes before the event in order to avoid your ticket being given to the rush line should an event be sold out.
RUSH TICKETS & INFORMATIONIf a program is off sale, you can come to the venue starting one hour before the event begins to place your name on our Rush list. Rush tickets are sold at the start of the event and patrons are seated just after introductions while trailers are playing. To avoid having your seat given to a Rush patron, please plan to arrive at the venue at least 15 minutes before the program begins.
ACCESS INFORMATIONAll of our venues are fully accessible. If you require ASL/Interpretation, please inquire no later than October 18th, 2025. We will do our best to accommodate requests for ASL/Interpretation made later than this date but cannot guarantee availability of ASL/Interpreters. Live captioning provided for most spoken events and Q&A's. Open Captions for the vast majority of films. Films in other languages are always presented with English subtitles.

CAMH Auditorium

Centerpiece Feature: Love, Harold | Ontario Premiere

Community Supporter Ticket

Regular Ticket

Arts Worker Ticket

Arts Access Ticket

Comp Ticket

Workman Arts

Suzie Ungerleider Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview AvenueShow at 8pm, Doors at 7pm$30+ in advance, $37+at the door
 
After 23 years away chasing dreams in Toronto, three-time JUNO nominee Suzie Ungerleider (formerly Oh Susanna) returned home to Vancouver, drawn by its salt airand towering trees. Her new album, Among the Evergreens, is a deeply personal journey through time, tracing her path from youthful dreams to the wisdom ofexperience.
“It’s about being like a tree with all those rings around you, the layers of your life telling you who you are and where you've been,” she says. Imagery of the outdoors, of green valleys and trees shedding their leaves, infuses this new collection which is garnering high praise as one of her best.
Uncut Magazine describes Among the Evergreens as “thoughtful, luminous, expressive” and featured it as Americana Album of the Month for June 2025. Mojo Magazine’s four- star review glowed that these 10 new songs “are about as sweet as folk-Americana comes.”
Suzie brings her stories to life with her captivating voice and raw honesty. Inviting you into her world through poetic lyricism and mesmerizing melodies, she shares herexperiences from teenage-hood to motherhood. “Here I am making songs back among the evergreens, a prodigal daughter, who is now a mother, asking, who was I then and who am I now, where have I been and what did I learn along the way?”
Expect an evening of heartfelt music and vivid storytelling that lingers long after the last note fades, leaving you among the evergreens, dreaming and remembering. Sunday October 26.
 
296 Broadview is not yet a fully wheelchair accessible venue, with stairs between all levels. Our goal is to fix that, and we need your support to do so - please consider making a donation towards our goals to make HRL the best listening room in Toronto!

Suzie Ungerleider Album Release

Toronto Bandura Festival presents its inaugural 2025 Biennial Toronto Bandura Festival!
Join us for this historic concert featuring all the major bandura ensembles in the Greater Toronto Area!
All net proceeds from this event will be donated to the Canada-Ukraine Foundation's AID for ARTISTS Fund.
Saturday, October 25, 20257:00 PM (Doors 6:30 PM)Knox Presbyterian Church630 Spadina Avenue, Toronto, ON
 
Performers
Canadian Bandurist Capella

The Canadian Bandurist Capella (CBC) is one of the premier bandura ensembles in North America. Founded in 2001, the group showcases powerful male voices combined with the rich sound of the bandura, the national instrument of Ukraine. The Capella is committed to advancing and exploring new possibilities with choral bandura music while honouring the instrument’s deep history. Through dynamic musical arrangements and performances, the Canadian Bandurist Capella delivers a unique listening experience that raises the profile of the bandura and Ukrainian song in the Ukrainian Canadian community and beyond.
 
Vira Zelinska Bandura Capella "Zoloti Struny" 

Bandura Capella "Zoloti Struny" ("Golden Strings") is a Ukrainian youth ensemble composed of young musicians dedicated to playing the bandura, Ukraine's national musical instrument. The group has been in existence since the summer of 2001. The Capella consists of 26 members from the Greater Toronto Area. The organization is under the auspices of St. Mary's Ukrainian Catholic Church in Mississauga. Honoured Performing Artist of Ukraine, Vira Zelinska, an acknowledged teacher and performer from Ukraine, was the founder and first director of the group. Her daughter, Oksana Zelinska-Shevchuk, took over the role of musical director and teacher at Zoloti Struny in 2012.Throughout 2001-2025, Zoloti Struny members have participated in the Kiwanis Music Festival of Greater Toronto, as well as in the annual Ukrainian Music Festival, in solo/duet/trio bandura categories, winning places and receiving numerous scholarships. Zoloti Struny participate in major events within the Ukrainian community, such as the Toronto Ukrainian Bloor West Village Festival and the Charitable Marathon "Children of Canada – to Children of Ukraine!" Christmas concerts have become an annual tradition now and are a real treat for audiences. Since 2001, Zoloti Struny has recorded and released three CDs, produced a DVD movie about their summer camps, and presented a number of virtual video projects. In addition to practicing and performing throughout the year, students also have the opportunity to further hone their musical skills through studies at the annual "Litnia Zustrich" Bandura Summer Camp in Hawkestone, ON.Active participants at all events within the Ukrainian community of Toronto and Mississauga, Vira Zelinska Bandura Capella "Zoloti Struny" will continue to expand in the pursuit of musical excellence, ensuring the continuation of Ukrainian musical culture.
 
St. Demetrius Bandura Ensemble

The St. Demetrius Bandura Ensemble is comprised of students and alumni of the St. Demetrius Bandura School. The Bandura School was founded in 1983, and has been providing weekly instruction on bandura technique, theory, style and performance for over 40 years to students of all ages. Based at the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of St. Demetrius in Etobicoke, Ontario, the St. Demetrius Bandura Ensemble performs regularly at local church concerts as well as functions in the Toronto area, including the Toronto Ukrainian Festival. The ensemble takes pride in demonstrating the versatility of the bandura, performing pieces from a variety of genres, including traditional Ukrainian, liturgical, classical, and popular music. The St. Demetrius Bandura School and Ensemble are directed by Ron Demeda, assisted by William Kowalenko.
 
Kobzari

Kobzari are a Toronto-based group of young boys who specialize in playing traditional repertoire on traditional 20-stringed banduras led by Merited Artist of Ukraine, Victor Mishalow.
 
Women's Bandura Ensemble of North America - Toronto Region

The Women’s Bandura Ensemble is a twenty-member bandura and vocal group, driven by their passion for the bandura and the Ukrainian musical tradition, maintaining important cultural motifs while expanding the instrument's horizons. The WBE is composed of women from seven cities in North America, including Toronto, New York, and Chicago. The mission of the Women’s Bandura Ensemble is to bring together talented, female bandurists in order to showcase the instrument, maintain musical traditions and foster new creative directions and artistry.
 
Paul Yuzyk Academy of Toronto - Bandura Ensemble

The Paul Yuzyk Academy of Toronto, which opened in September 2022, was created to serve the need for a high-quality Ukrainian Canadian academic program that sees student engagement as an integral part of its success. Our vision is to prioritize the student in the learning process and delight as we educate so that the transfer of heritage becomes natural, enduring, and self-replicating. Successful heritage transfer keeps our culture and our community strong.The Bandura Ensemble at the Pavlo Yuzyk Academy of Toronto was founded in 2022. It brings together 5th and 6th-grade students, for whom playing the bandura is a compulsory subject, as well as teachers from the Academy. The Ensemble has become a highlight of school celebrations and concerts for the Ukrainian community. The Ensemble’s repertoire includes folk and contemporary Ukrainian songs that inspire listeners. Currently, the Ensemble is led by the talented bandurist and teacher Olena Gavrylyuk.
 
TicketsGeneral Admission - Early Bird (October 1): $20.00 (+fees)General Admission - Regular (After October 1): $30.00 (+fees)General Admission - Discount (Seniors/Under 30) (After October 1): $25.00 (+fees)General Admission - Under 12: Free (Reservation Required)
 
Transportation Info
Car - Paid Parking Impark Lot 172 (720 Spadina Avenue)UofT Parking (42 Harbord Street)UofT Parking (17 Glen Morris Street)UofT Parking (60 St. George Street)UofT Parking (371 Bloor Street WestGreen P Lot 259 (4 Spadina Road)Green P Lot 292 (292 Brunswick Avenue)Green P Lot 231 (19 Spadina Road)Green P Lot 205 (465 Huron Street)Impark Lot 177 (360 Bloor Street West)
TTCSpadina Station - West Side Entrance (6 Spadina Road) is 500m walking distance from Knox Presbyterian Church.510A Streetcar Stop at Harbord Street. 2 Stops from Spadina Station.

Knox Presbyterian Church

First Biennial Toronto Bandura Festival

General Admission - Regular

General Admission - Senior

General Admission - Under 30

General Admission - Under 12 (Free Reservation)

Toronto Bandura Festival

Lennie Gallant Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview AvenueShow at 8pm, Doors at 7pm$40+ in advance, $47 +at the door
East Coast songwriter Lennie Gallant has released fifteen albums of original songs which have won him a host of awards and nominations from the JUNOs, Les Prix Éloizes, and The ECMAs. Lennie is an international artist who has performed all over North America and Europe. His songs have been covered by many artists, and he has shared the stage with several orchestras and with performers such as Lucinda Williams, Patti Griffin and Roger Hodgson. One of Lennie's albums also went to the international space station and circled the planet 248 times. Lennie Gallant is a member of The Order of Canada and has been recognized for his humanitarian efforts. Lennie Gallant performs at Hugh’s Room on Thursday October 23.
296 Broadview is not yet a fully wheelchair accessible venue, with stairs between all levels. Our goal is to fix that, and we need your support to do so - please consider making a donation towards our goals to make HRL the best listening room in Toronto!

Lennie Gallant

Jason Fowler Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview AvenueShow at 8pm, Doors at 7pm$35+ in advance, $42+at the door
Celebrating 30 years since the release of his acclaimed debut The Hiss of Distance, Toronto singer-songwriter and guitarist Jason Fowler returns to the stage with songs and stories from the album that launched his solo career plus the 6 albums that followed, including 2024’s Forelsket. A milestone evening with one of Canada’s most gifted acoustic musicians—still here, still making music, and still carving his own path with heart and honesty. Saturday October 25.
296 Broadview is not yet a fully wheelchair accessible venue, with stairs between all levels. Our goal is to fix that, and we need your support to do so - please consider making a donation towards our goals to make HRL the best listening room in Toronto!

Jason Fowler

Clela Errington Album ReleaseOpening Set from Katey Morley Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview AvenueShow at 2pm, Doors at 1pm$30+ in advance, $37 +at the door
Clela Errington’s rich blend of folk, jazz and roots music has drawn comparisons to Alison Krauss and Eva Cassidy. With warmth and honesty, Clela’s songs explore love, resilience and the meaning of home. We are thrilled to welcome Clela to celebrate the release of her album Walkin’ Each Other Home, which was recorded live off the floor with producer Jimmy Bowskill. Sunday October 26.
Opening Set from Katey Morley: Katey Morley's music follows few rules, weaving together unexpected yet singable melodies and effortlessly fusing her love for country, jazz, folk and pop music. Katey's voice is dynamic and emotional, drawing comparisons to Linda Ronstadt, Barbra Streisand and Sinead O'Connor.
296 Broadview is not yet a fully wheelchair accessible venue, with stairs between all levels. Our goal is to fix that, and we need your support to do so - please consider making a donation towards our goals to make HRL the best listening room in Toronto!

Clela Errington

A Nightmare On Kendal - Halloween Party 
Thursday October 23rd, 2025
Casa Loma Campus - Student Centre & La Dolce Vita 
7:00pm - 11:00pm 
$5.00 for GBC Students / $10.00 for guest 
Join us for our official Halloween costume party.

Best costume will win a $300.
2nd place will win a $200 
3rd place will win a $100

note: winners must be current full time GBC students 
Music, Prizes, Photo booth, Food and much more.
Playing the best in: Hip Hop, Top 40, Reggae, Dance, Reggaeton, Club Anthems & more.... 
Dress Code: (Dress to Impress in your Halloween Costume)
contact Neil at recreation@sagbc.ca for more info 
Instagram: sagbcevents 
Facebook: Events Squad at George Brown College
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE DO NOT REFUND TICKETS. A REFUND WILL ONLY BE ISSUED IF AN EVENT IS CANCELLED.

142 Kendal Ave

A Nightmare On Kendal - Halloween Party

GBC Student Ticket (GBC ID REQUIRED)

GBC Guest

Student Assoc. of George Brown College

Join us for another great evening of stripped-down performances as part of our monthly Unplugged North concert showcase at The Cameron House in Toronto. 
 
Hosted by Patrick Bateman of SiriusXM, we're excited to present four talented and diverse artists:
Julianna Riolino - @juliannariolinoofficial
Antonio Larosa - @antoniolarosa
Jade The Moon - @jadethemoon
Rohin - @realrohin
 
Presented by Big Story Entertainment and Wayne Skinner Realty
 
This is a 19+ Event

408 Queen Street West

Unplugged North at The Cameron House

Unplugged North Oct 2025

Unplugged North

Matt Weidinger Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview AvenueShow at 8pm, Doors at 7pm$25+ in advance, $32 +at the door
Discover the captivating sounds of Matt Weidinger, a standout talent in Ontario's vibrant music scene, during an intimate evening of soulful melodies and original songs. Matt is renowned for his expertise on the Hammond organ but is equally proficient on the piano, guitar, bass and mandolin. His voice, enriched by countless hours studying legends like Ray Charles and Steve Winwood, brings a deep and resonant quality to his performances that is both powerful and emotive.
Matt's music blends elements of vintage rock, alternative, roots, and a dash of soul/blues, creating a unique and compelling sound. Wednesday October 22.
296 Broadview is not yet a fully wheelchair accessible venue, with stairs between all levels. Our goal is to fix that, and we need your support to do so - please consider making a donation towards our goals to make HRL the best listening room in Toronto!

Matt Weidinger

 
The Secret of Me
Directed by Grace Hughes-Hallett | 2025 | United Kingdom | Documentary | 80 minutes | English
Co-Presented by Toronto Queer Film Festival
Box Office opens at 5:00 PM 
‘After demanding his medical records, Jim discovers that like many intersex people, a gender presentation, carried out through invasive operations,  was constructed for him in childhood. It is common practice for intersex children to never be told the truth of what happened to them.. We follow the aftermath of these invasive interventions, supported by fraudulent research and celebrated by doctors, though the real results show a very different story. As Jim makes very clear, this is not a transgender story. It's one that highlights the problem of a binary understanding of gender, asking us to consider the continued medicalisation of our bodies and our identities, and questions who it is that tells us who we are.’ – Sheffield Doc Festival
Keywords: Intersex, medical ethics, genderAccessibility: Open CaptionsCo-presenter: Toronto Queer Film FestivalPrevious screenings: Sheffield Doc Festival
Director BioGrace Hughes-Hallett is a director from London, highly acclaimed for producing and originating Three Identical Strangers, which won the Sundance Special Jury Award for Storytelling, a Grierson, and was BAFTA and Emmy-nominated. She has directed documentaries that examine a wide range of powerful stories: from the lives of ultra-orthodox women in Israel, to the relationship between the British royal family and the press, to the world of high fashion. In 2023, Hughes-Hallett ventured into podcasting, creating, writing and presenting the hit series Dangerous Memories for Tortoise Media. The Secret of Me is her feature documentary directorial debut.
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Every artist featured in Rendezvous 2025 is a disruptor. #GETMAD #DISRUPTTHEFOCUS 
ABOUT RENDEZVOUS WITH MADNESS & WORKMAN ARTSRendezvous With Madness is both the first and the longest running Mental Health & Addictions based film & multi-arts festival in North America. With its roots in raising awareness through film, it has since expanded into bringing in other mediums such as theatre, dance, music and visual art. All programming, artwork, administration, and operations is created by and run by those who have lived and living experience. Follow us on Instagram: @workmanartsto
 
TICKETING & SEATINGTickets are general Admission with limited seating available! To avoid being turned away or standing in a rush line, please book your ticket in advance if possible. In order to keep our festival accessible, we offer a limited quantity of low to no cost tickets in advance for those who need it with a pay-by-donation option at the door. Please consider paying full price if you are able as it helps the sustainability of reduced rates for those who may be unable to otherwise access our programming. Please arrive to the venue no later than 15 minutes before the event in order to avoid your ticket being given to the rush line should an event be sold out.
RUSH TICKETS & INFORMATIONIf a program is off sale, you can come to the venue starting one hour before the event begins to place your name on our Rush list. Rush tickets are sold at the start of the event and patrons are seated just after introductions while trailers are playing. To avoid having your seat given to a Rush patron, please plan to arrive at the venue at least 15 minutes before the program begins.
ACCESS INFORMATIONAll of our venues are fully accessible. If you require ASL/Interpretation, please inquire no later than October 18th, 2025. We will do our best to accommodate requests for ASL/Interpretation made later than this date but cannot guarantee availability of ASL/Interpreters. Live captioning provided for most spoken events and Q&A's. Open Captions for the vast majority of films. Films in other languages are always presented with English subtitles.

The Secret of Me

You can learn a lot about a place through its ghost stories. Join local favourite, Adam Bunch, as he tells the tales of phantoms, spirits and apparitions that are connected to many of the most dramatic moments from Toronto's past. The spectres said to lurk in the shadows of our city are tied to war, rebellion, tragedy and transformation. Whether it's the ghost of a murdered lighthouse keeper, the prime minister who spoke to the dead, or the demon of Queen Street West, the supernatural stories told about Toronto illuminate the history of the place we call home.
Pre-registration is required and spots are strictly limited!

260 Adelaide Street East

Shadows of the Past

Member Admission

Non-Member Admission

Toronto's First Post Office

 
#skoden
Directed by Damien Eagle Bear | 2025 | Canada | Documentary | 76 minutes | English
In partnership with Shkaabe MakwaCo-Presented by Shkaabe Makwa & imagineNATIVE
Post-screening discussion with Damien Eagle Bear, moderated by Lindsay Monture
Open Reception at 5 PM | 32 LISGAR STREET, 2ND FLOORIN PARTNERSHIP WITH Lingering Echoes, Curated by Nicole Marchesseau and Fatma Hendawy
Box office opens at 6 PM | 1025 QUEEN STREET WEST, 2ND FLOOR
#skoden tells the story of Pernell Bad Arm, the Blackfoot man behind the infamous “Skoden” meme. What started out as a social media post to bond Indigenous people across Turtle Island over rez slang and relatable uncle material opened our eyes to something much more: a man whose life on the streets became a mockery to some and a figure of Indigenous empowerment to others but was most beloved by those who knew him personally. Damien Eagle Bear’s heartfelt and compassionate documentary humanizes the man behind the image, sharing stories from Pernell’s family and friends about his life and struggles, and serves as an anecdote to a bigger issue — the harsh reality of street life for many Indigenous people living in urban centres across so-called Canada.
Content Keywords: Internet culture, houselessness, addiction, systemic racismAccessibility: ASL, Open Captions, Active listener, Live CaptioningCo-presenter: Shkaabe Makwa, imagineNATIVEPrevious screenings: Hot Docs, DOXA, imagineNATIVE
Director bio: Niitsitapi, amateur physicist, frybread-eating machine, Damien Eagle Bear is a multifaceted filmmaker from the Kainai First Nation of the Blackfoot Confederacy. His career began with the short experimental documentary Napi, which asks the question of what will happen when the Blackfoot trickster gets behind the camera. Damien has gone on to produce, direct and write short films, web series and documentaries that have played at film festivals across both Canada and the United States.  Damien continues to expand his horizons with work that explores the themes of belonging and Indigenous resiliency.
 
WITH SHORT FILM — The Fourth World Problems Collective
Directed by Kira Doxator | 2024 | Canada | Fiction | 7 minutes | English
On a cold Toronto night, a tight-knit collective of friends embark on an unusual mission—tapping maple trees in their neighborhood. A simple act becomes a reflection on belonging and tradition.
Director Bio: Kira Doxtator is an Anishinaabe, Oneida, and Dakota filmmaker exploring Indigiqueer identities, land relationships, and Indigenous futurisms through impactful storytelling and industry advocacy.
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Every artist featured in Rendezvous 2025 is a disruptor. #GETMAD #DISRUPTTHEFOCUS 
ABOUT RENDEZVOUS WITH MADNESS & WORKMAN ARTSRendezvous With Madness is both the first and the longest running Mental Health & Addictions based film & multi-arts festival in North America. With its roots in raising awareness through film, it has since expanded into bringing in other mediums such as theatre, dance, music and visual art. All programming, artwork, administration, and operations is created by and run by those who have lived and living experience. Follow us on Instagram: @workmanartsto
 
TICKETING & SEATINGTickets are general Admission with limited seating available! To avoid being turned away or standing in a rush line, please book your ticket in advance if possible. In order to keep our festival accessible, we offer a limited quantity of low to no cost tickets in advance for those who need it with a pay-by-donation option at the door. Please consider paying full price if you are able as it helps the sustainability of reduced rates for those who may be unable to otherwise access our programming. Please arrive to the venue no later than 15 minutes before the event in order to avoid your ticket being given to the rush line should an event be sold out.
RUSH TICKETS & INFORMATIONIf a program is off sale, you can come to the venue starting one hour before the event begins to place your name on our Rush list. Rush tickets are sold at the start of the event and patrons are seated just after introductions while trailers are playing. To avoid having your seat given to a Rush patron, please plan to arrive at the venue at least 15 minutes before the program begins.
ACCESS INFORMATIONAll of our venues are fully accessible. If you require ASL/Interpretation, please inquire no later than October 18th, 2025. We will do our best to accommodate requests for ASL/Interpretation made later than this date but cannot guarantee availability of ASL/Interpreters. Live captioning provided for most spoken events and Q&A's. Open Captions for the vast majority of films. Films in other languages are always presented with English subtitles.

Opening Night Screening: #skoden

October 23, 2025 // 8PM $40 General // $55 VIPall prices + fees
Picture it: Halloween 2025
Your favorite golden aged grannies have been asked to perform at the Shady Pines Halloween Ball, BUT – Just as the show is about to start Sophia has gone missing!
Is this a Halloween trick or has she fled back to Palermo?
Dorothy as the Bride of Frankenstein? Blanche is a Vampire? Rose … is dressed as a Christmas elf?! Will the girls find Sophia before the finale? Will they make it home in time to watch Psycho?
Travel down the spooky road and back again to find out! One lucky audience member will become the next Ma, uh, Mummy, uh, #TokenSophia
Join us for a night you won’t forget.
Grab your pals and confidants, dress up in your best spooky Golden attire, and get ready to have a hauntingly good time with The Golden Ghouls!
VIP includes meet and greet before the show and up front seating!
Like its ambisextrous namesake, Buddies’ in-house bar and performance space Tallulah’s Cabaret does it all. It’s throbbing club nights and community tap dance lessons. High-concept drag and low-stakes open mics. Go for pre-drinks but stay late for the post-show discourse—maybe even spark that next collaboration. With local brews and sober options that aren’t an after-thought, Tallulah’s is the come-as-you-are bar for old friends, new lovers, partiers, poets, and curious passerby. See you under the chandeliers.
Tallulah’s Cabaret is open Wednesday to Sunday from 6:00pm to midnight (or later).
Check out our events calendar for more info, or follow Tallulah’s Instagram.

Tallulah's Cabaret

The Golden Ghouls

Discover the Culinary Delights of Toronto with Our Secret Food Tour
3 - 3½ hours | 6 stops | 12 people max | English | Local food and culture | Award-winning 
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On our Secret Food Tour: Toronto, you'll explore two of the city's most iconic and authentic neighborhoods—St. Lawrence and the Distillery District. Start your journey in the historic St. Lawrence Market, a food lover's haven established in 1803, where you'll taste some of Toronto's finest culinary delights while soaking in the rich local food culture.
Next, you'll wander through the charming Distillery District, a pedestrian-only area with cobblestone streets and stunning Victorian-era architecture. Once the largest distillery in the world, this district is now a vibrant hub for arts, culture, and entertainment.
By the end of the tour, you'll have had the chance to explore local galleries, boutiques, and artisan shops, as well as sample some of Toronto's finest local delicacies. Get ready to uncover the hidden treasures that make Toronto a paradise for foodies and culture enthusiasts alike.
Ready to join us? Book now and let the feast begin!
 Our journey starts at the St. Lawrence Market, Toronto’s historic marketplace dating back over 200 years.
 First up, we’ll visit a local fish market where you’ll sample wild-caught sockeye salmon cured in Canadian maple syrup.
 Then we'll visit a pub known for making one of the best versions of the "peameal bacon sandwich", also known as Canadian bacon.
 Next, you'll indulge in a popular no-bake dessert whose origin is shrouded in mystery.
 After leaving the market, you'll unearth an Indian-inspired dish that has taken Toronto by surprise and is now a staple of the city's street food scene.
 And for a great end, you'll devour the mouth-watering goodness of a classic Canadian pastry, the famous Butter Tart.
 As with all our tours, there's our delicious Secret Dish.
*Please note: the itinerary and menu are subject to change, based on the locations' availability, weather, and other circumstances.
What You'll Taste
The Food
 Maple-glazed smoked salmon
 Peameal bacon sandwich
 Nanaimo bar
 Butter Chicken Roti
 Butter tart
 Our Delicious Secret Dish
Drinks

Water

Due to the nature of creating a well-balanced and thoughtful gastronomy experience, many of our tours are unable to accommodate certain dietary restrictions. Please contact us prior to booking your tour to see if we are able to accommodate your dietary needs.
 Meeting Spot
St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts. Across from Berczy Park, 27 Front St. E., Toronto. ON M5E 1B4. Your guide will be waiting with an orange umbrella so they are easy to spot.
Why the St. Lawrence Market?
As Toronto's oldest market, the St. Lawrence Market's property has had a market as early as 1803. The building itself has many of its original structures still in place from 1845. We chose this spot as our main focal point on our tour because it still remains a place for history, culture and is a part of Toronto's identity.
The area that was built around this market is reflective of how old and new can coexist in cuisine, architecture and history. This is the best place to discover some of Toronto's finest cuisine at the same time as learn more about the city's fascinating history!

St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts

Secret Food Tours: Toronto

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Welcome to Toronto, a city where skyscrapers touch the sky and breathtaking lake views await! Indulge in the diverse food scene where poutine and sushi become the perfect pair. Take your bravery to new heights at the iconic CN Tower and soak up the vibrant entertainment in downtown.

Bienvenue à Toronto, où la devise non officielle de la ville est "Désolé, pas désolé", alors que les habitants jonglent avec la lutte quotidienne de se précipiter au travail tout en renversant leur café double-double de chez Tim Hortons sur eux-mêmes. Découvrez le phénomène magique de la capacité des Torontoniens à se plaindre à la fois de la chaleur écrasante et du froid glacial dans la même semaine, mettant en valeur leur remarquable talent pour les doléances liées aux conditions météorologiques. Et ne manquez pas le spectacle exaltant de regarder les habitants se livrer à une bataille féroce pour les sièges du tramway, où les coups de coude et les regards assassins font simplement partie du trajet quotidien.

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