
🚨 Saturday Night Tickets Are Flying! 🚨
 
We’re back, Hamilton!🍻 The 9th annual I❤︎BEER Festival hits the Hamilton Convention Centre on Saturday, February 21st, 2026. Come sip your way through the best Ontario beers, ciders, and spirits, play games, and dance like nobody’s watching. Local pride, local hops, and a day (or night) you won’t forget!
 

INFO
🍻 19+ Event: Come for the beer, stay for the vibes — please drink responsibly! 
📍 Location: Hamilton Convention Centre — easy access by Bus, Taxi or nearby parking.
🕑 One Day, Two Sessions: Pick your adventure — 1–5 PM or 5–10 PM.
🍏 Not a beer fan? No worries — enjoy Ontario ciders, spirits, and tasty drinks.
🚗 Designated Driver Tickets: $10 + tax at the door — keep your friends safe and happy.
🧥 Coat Check: Yes ($5.00 near main entrance)
🎟️ No refunds on tickets or tokens, but tickets & tokens are transferable or can be changed to another event or redeemed the following year.
 
2026 Beer, Cider & Spirits
​​Junction 56 Distillery (Stratford, ON) • Founder's Original (Burlington, ON) • Rice Lake Hard Cider (Baltimore, ON) • Lake of Bays Brewing Co. (Baysville, ON) • Nickel Brook (Burlington, ON) • Black Fly Booze (London, ON) • Latina Beer (Niagara, ON) • Wellington Brewery (Guelph, ON) • Broken Rail Brewing (St. Marys, ON) • Broadhead Brewing Co. (Ottawa, ON) • Shawn & Ed Brewing Company (Dundas, ON) • Wrinkly Bear Brewing Company (Guelph, ON) • Top Dog Brewing Company (Kingsville, ON) • Camerons Brewing (Oakville, ON) • Bench Brewing Company (Beamsville, ON) • Sassy Britches Brewing Co (Brantford, ON) • Sleeping Giant Brewing Company (Thunder Bay, ON)​
 
2026 FEATURES
🔥Say Hi to Fred - Meet Fred, our newly acquired inflatable octopus who knows how to party! Standing tall and spinning the hottest tracks, Fred draws crowds like a magnet. Whether you’re a die-hard festival-goer or just looking for the perfect Instagram moment, Fred makes every set unforgettable.
🔥 The BEER Hall - Picnic tables galore—120 of them—surrounded by the buzz of festival energy. Whether you’re sipping, snacking, or just spectating, it’s the perfect place to relax, mingle, and eavesdrop on some very serious beer debates.
🔥 Classic Arcades - Classic arcade consoles await! Relive the glory days of SNES, NES, PlayStation, and Sega—because nothing says “festival fun” like trash-talking friends over a 16-bit showdown.
🔥 Beer Pong Arena - Where legends are made and cups disappear. Grab a ball, grab a beer, and immediately realise you’re not as accurate as you thought. Challenge your friends, sink a few cups, miss a lot, and talk trash anyway. Open all festival long, bragging rights not guaranteed. 
🔥 Board Game Zone - Warning: intense fun ahead! Test your nerves with Jenga, outwit your opponents in Battleship, and try not to rage-quit in Connect 4. It’s the perfect place to show off your skills, your luck, or at least your ability to laugh at crushing defeats.
 
EATS
Chucky Habanero Hot Sauce • Bitten on Locke • ​Picante MX • Big Jerk • Andrzejewski Perogi Shop • Frank & Furters • Bitten • Fiesta Empanada • LeSher Kitchen • Big Daddy Bacon
 
TOKENS
Every I Heart Festival uses a token based system for both food and drink. Digital Tokens can be purchased with your tickets online,  can be purchased separately online using this LINK or physically at the event (Cash only at the event).
💵 Token Cost: $2.50 Each - Includes HST🪙 Tokens are used for both Food and Drink📏 Beer Sample Size: 5 Ounces🍺 Most Beer Samples are 1 token (Speciality Beers & Spirits can be more)​🍴 Food Ranges from 2 to 6 tokens depending on portion sizes,etc


Visit iheartbeer.ca/hamilton for more event info.


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Hamilton Convention Centre by Carmen's

2026 Hamilton I Heart Beer Festival

Day Beers - 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM

Night Beers - 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM

I❤️BEER

OVER 320 EXHIBITORS offering the latest camping gear, paddle sports, outdoor clothing, scuba diving & ultimate adventure travel destinations!
PLUS – over 100 adventure presentations to help you plan your next adventure.
Location & Hours:The International Centre (Hall 5)6900 Airport RdMississauga, ON

Friday, February 20, 2026, 10am – 6pm
Saturday, February 21, 2026, 10am – 6pm
Sunday, February 22, 2025, 10am – 5pm


Children 11 & under are free

The International Centre (Hall 5)

Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show 2026

Senior Ticket 60 years plus – Friday Only Ticket

Regular Admission

Weekend Pass

Toronto - Outdoor Adventure Show


🚨 $14.99 Tickets Available Now! Don’t Miss Out! 🚨
 
We’re back, Guelph! 🍻 The 8th annual I❤︎BEER Festival hits the Sleeman Centre on Saturday, April 25th, 2026. Come sip your way through the best Ontario beers, ciders, and spirits, play ridiculous games, and dance like nobody’s watching. Local pride, local hops, and a day (or night) you won’t forget!


 
INFO
🍻 19+ Event: Come for the beer, stay for the vibes — please drink responsibly!
📍 Location: Enercare Centre (Hall D), Toronto — easy access by TTC, GO Train or nearby parking.
🕑 One Day, Two Sessions: Pick your adventure — 1–5 PM or 5–10 PM.
🍏 Not a beer fan? No worries — enjoy Ontario ciders, spirits, and tasty drinks.
🚗 Designated Driver Tickets: $10 + tax at the door — keep your friends safe and happy.
🧥 Coat Check: Yes ($5.00 near main entrance)

❌ No refunds on tickets or tokens, but tickets & tokens are transferable.
 


TOKENS
Every I Heart Festival uses a token based system for both food and drink. Digital Tokens can be purchased with your tickets online,  can be purchased separately online using this LINK or physically at the event (Cash only at the event).
💵 Token Cost: $2.50 Each - Includes HST 🪙 Tokens are used for both Food and Drink📏 Beer Sample Size: 5 Ounces🍺 Most Beer Samples are 1 token (Speciality Beers & Spirits can be more)​🍴Food Ranges from 2 to 6 tokens depending on portion sizes,etc
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Visit iheartbeer.ca/London for more event info.


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Sleeman Centre

2026 Guelph I Heart Beer Festival

Day Beers - 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM


Play IV is an immersive concert experience featuring music from the most popular video games of all time!  Join the McMaster Concert Band as we present you with awe-inspiring scores from games such as Zelda, Final Fantasy, Delta Rune, and more! Don’t miss this chance to hear the sounds of generations of beloved video games at the LR Wilson Concert Hall!
 
TWO CONCERTS!
Concert #1: Friday, February 6, 2026 @ 7:30pm
Concert #2: Sunday, February 8, 2026 @ 2:00pm
 
About the MCB:
The McMaster University Concert Band, under the direction of Joseph Resendes has been a leading ensemble within the School of the Arts, and the Hamilton community for 50 years. Previous directors have included Mr. Lee Hepner, Mr. Don Allen, Mr. Peter Hughes, Mr. Howard Cable, and Dr. Keith Kinder.  The ensemble continues its legacy through its commitments to the McMaster community, and is made up of 65 auditioned members belonging to various degree programs across campus.  To listen to the ensemble, click here!
 
Follow us: Facebook: @mcmasterconcertbandInstagram: @mcmasterconcertband
 
For more information, contact music director Joseph Resendes at resende@mcmaster.ca

Concert Hall, LR Wilson Hall

PLAY IV

Student/Senior

General

McMaster University, Faculty of Humanities

"She Kills Monsters" is a play about Agnes, who, after the death of her younger sister Tilly, discovers a Dungeons & Dragons module Tilly wrote.Agnes, initially unfamiliar with D&D, embarks on a journey to understand her sister better by playing the game. The play alternates between the real world and Tilly's imaginative D&D world, where Agnes encounters various monsters and characters inspired by Tilly's life and struggles. Through the game, Agnes confronts her grief, learns about Tilly's experiences as a lesbian youth, and ultimately comes to terms with their complex relationship

Erindale Studio Theatre

She Kills Monsters

Adult

Senior

Student

Theatre and Drama Studies

Boots, Beats & Beerhall Line Dancing!
Grab your boots and dust off your hat—it’s time to two-step, do-si-do, and kick up some serious fun at the Beerhall with your host and line-dancing pro, Urban Cowboy!
Whether you’re a seasoned boot-scooter or just looking to step into the rhythm, you’ll have a rootin’-tootin’ good time learning new moves, grooving to your favourite hoedown hits, and enjoying a cold one or two along the way.
Don’t miss:


Line dancing to toe-tapping, boot-stomping hits!


Beerhall vibes and refreshing drinks flowing all night


Fun, laughs, and plenty of chances to show off your fancy footwork


🤠 🤠 🤠
 Doors open at 6pm, dancing from 7pm - 11pm Reserve your spot, tickets $10

Collective Arts Brewing

Line Dancing in the Beerhall! (Saturday, January 31st)

General Admission

Mac One Act is proud to announce our 2026 showcase, “In Loving Memory”! 🎭⚰️This year, we take to the stage with an intense collection of six original one-act productions. The shows are tied together by themes of memory and legacy, and are written, directed, and produced by McMaster students thrilled to bring them to life. 
✨ 
Our shows take you on a journey through history, mythology, and memory. 
Join us for: A Western with a demon gun, conversation between Medea and Helen of Troy, a coming-of-age indie musical, a drawing room play with a twist, a movement-focused exploration of the Salem Witch Trials, and the funeral of everyone's least favourite ex.
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Join us at the Robinson Memorial Theatre (in Chester New Hall North, for Google Maps purposes) on:January 30th at 6:30PM
January 31st at 4:00PMDoors open 30 minutes prior, so get there early to enjoy the pre-show and buy concessions! 
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Student $15 | General $20
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Find us on instagram: @maconeact

Robinson Memorial Theatre

In Loving Memory - Mac One Acts Showcase 2026

Rush General


🚨 Early Bird pricing on now, Tickets $14.99 for a Limited time! 🚨
 
We’re back, Barrie! 🍻 The 4th annual I❤︎BEER Festival hits the East Bayfield Community Centre on Saturday, April 18th, 2026. Come sip your way through the best Ontario beers, ciders, and spirits and dance like nobody’s watching at our silent disco. Local pride, local hops, and a day (or night) you won’t forget!

 
EVENT INFO
🍻 19+ Event: Come for the beer, stay for the vibes — please drink responsibly!
📍 Location: East Bayfield Community Centre
🕑 One Day, Two Sessions: Pick your adventure — 1–5 PM or 5–10 PM.
🍏 Not a beer fan? No worries — enjoy Ontario ciders, spirits, and tasty drinks.
🚗 Designated Driver Tickets: $10 + tax at the door — keep your friends safe and happy.
🧥 Coat Check: No
🎟️ No refunds on tickets or tokens, but tickets & tokens are transferable or can be changed to another event or redeemed the following year.
 
2026 Beer, Cider & Spirits
Lake Of Bays Brewing Co • Founder's Original • Black Fly Booze • Junction 56 Distillery • Rice Lake Hard Cider • Latina Beer • Nickel Brook • Quayle's Brewery • 5 Paddles Brewing Co • Boshkung Brewing Co. • Great Lakes Brewery • Little Beasts Brewing Co. • Sassy Britches Brewing Co • Two Loons Brewing 
 
2026 FEATURES
🔥Say Hi to Fred - Meet Fred, our newly acquired inflatable octopus who knows how to party! Standing tall and spinning the hottest tracks, Fred draws crowds like a magnet. Whether you’re a die-hard festival-goer or just looking for the perfect Instagram moment, Fred makes every set unforgettable.
🔥 The BEER Hall - Picnic tables galore—120 of them—surrounded by the buzz of festival energy. Whether you’re sipping, snacking, or just spectating, it’s the perfect place to relax, mingle, and eavesdrop on some very serious beer debates.
🔥 Classic Arcades - Classic arcade consoles await! Relive the glory days of SNES, NES, PlayStation, and Sega—because nothing says “festival fun” like trash-talking friends over a 16-bit showdown.
 



TOKENS
Every I Heart Festival uses a token based system for both food and drink. Digital Tokens can be purchased with your tickets online,  can be purchased separately online using this LINK or physically at the event (Cash only at the event).
💵 Token Cost: $2.50 Each - Includes HST 🪙 Tokens are used for both Food and Drink📏 Beer Sample Size: 5 Ounces🍺 Most Beer Samples are 1 token (Speciality Beers & Spirits can be more)​🍴Food Ranges from 2 to 6 tokens depending on portion sizes,etc
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Visit iheartbeer.ca/Barrie for more event info.


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East Bayfield Community Centre

2026 Barrie I Heart Beer Festival

2025-2026 Regular Season - Get ready, Elmvale — it’s time to pack the barn. Your ticket to an Elmvale Harvesters game isn’t just admission, it’s your pass to hometown pride, hard-hitting hockey, and an atmosphere you won’t find anywhere else. Feel the energy as the boys hit the ice, the crowd roars, and the lights go up on another night of elite senior hockey. Bring your family, your friends, and your voice — because when the Harvesters take the ice, the whole town shows up. Grab your tickets now and be part of Elmvale history.

Elmvale Community Arena

Elmvale Harvesters 2025-2026 Regular Season

Elmvale Harvesters

The World of Outlaw Sprint Cars & UMP vs CDN Modifieds
Experience the thrill of high-octane racing with 900-horsepower, winged sprint cars battling inches apart at jaw-dropping speeds. Known as "The Greatest Show on Dirt," this elite series features the best drivers in dirt track racing, tearing through tight corners and straightaways with unparalleled skill. Each event is a spectacle of speed, precision, and adrenaline, delivering unforgettable action-packed entertainment for fans of all ages!
POLICIES: https://ohswekenspeedway.ca/policies/


Ohsweken Speedway

World of Outlaws at Ohsweken Speedway - Wednesday July 22,2026

Adult/Senior/Youth

Children 12 and under

The World of Outlaw Sprint Cars & Late Model Open
Experience the thrill of high-octane racing with 900-horsepower, winged sprint cars battling inches apart at jaw-dropping speeds. Known as "The Greatest Show on Dirt," this elite series features the best drivers in dirt track racing, tearing through tight corners and straightaways with unparalleled skill. Each event is a spectacle of speed, precision, and adrenaline, delivering unforgettable action-packed entertainment for fans of all ages!
POLICIES: https://ohswekenspeedway.ca/policies/


World of Outlaws at Ohsweken Speedway - Tuesday July 21

 
Julius Caesar depicts the most iconic historical-tragedy by William Shakespeare, following the violent fall of Rome’s most influential leader. The morally conflicted Brutus and the cunningly coercive Cassius lead a conspiracy of senators & patricians to assassinate Caesar in the name of liberty and stability of the Roman Republic, only to trigger chaos, bloodshed and civil war. Through fiery oratory and calculated deception, both public figures and the Roman populace are manipulated and coerced into fiery fits of factionalism. Julius Caesar warns how populist appeals to fear and identity can accelerate the erosion of democratic ideals; reveals how easily power and emotion distorts truth, and turns noble ideals into instruments of control. In the end, the play’s tragedy surrounding Caesar’s assassination marks not one man’s death, but the tragedy of the death of the Republic.
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Student – 15$ |  General – 20$
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February 6th 7:30PM | February 7th 7:30PM | February 13th 7:30PM | February 14th 1:00PM and 7:30PM
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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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Find Us! 
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Website

MTC: Julius Caesar

Boots, Beats & Beerhall Line Dancing!
Grab your boots and dust off your hat—it’s time to two-step, do-si-do, and kick up some serious fun at the Beerhall with your host and line-dancing pro, Urban Cowboy!
Whether you’re a seasoned boot-scooter or just looking to step into the rhythm, you’ll have a rootin’-tootin’ good time learning new moves, grooving to your favourite hoedown hits, and enjoying a cold one or two along the way.
Don’t miss:


Line dancing to toe-tapping, boot-stomping hits!


Beerhall vibes and refreshing drinks flowing all night


Fun, laughs, and plenty of chances to show off your fancy footwork


🤠 🤠 🤠
 Doors open at 6pm, dancing from 7pm - 10pm Reserve your spot, tickets $10

Line Dancing in the Beerhall! (Monday, January 26th)

Looking for a unique way to celebrate Valentine’s with your special someone? Join us at Quayle’s Brewery for an unforgettable couples’ night out, where you’ll take your entertaining skills up a notch!
 
Led by Quayle’s Brewery’s very own Chef Dan, this hands-on charcuterie workshop will teach you how to style a stunning board, select the best ingredients, and master perfect pairings—including a flight of Quayle’s craft beer per person! 🍺
What’s Included:
✅ A fun & interactive charcuterie styling workshop for two✅ Two flights of Quayle’s beer (one each)✅ One charcuterie box to share✅ Tips for pairing beer with cheese & cooking with beer
 🎟️ $80 per couple ($40 each) plus tax & ticketing fees
Limited seats available—book now and treat your Valentine to a night of flavour, fun, and craft beer!
Doors open at 5:00 PM, workshop starts at 6:00 PM. Arrive early and enjoy a drink or bite before the event! 🍻💕
 
 
 
 

Quayle's Brewery

Love, Cheese & Beer

Valentine Event Ticket for Two

59 King Street North

Orlando Cardoso Trio

Under 30

The Jazz Room

Back by popular demand, join us February 20, 2026 for Quayles Brewery Stand-up Comedy Night early show. An evening of big laughs, great beers and delicious food in our Loft. Featuring some of the funniest professional comedians in Canada. Secure your tickets in advance for just $25, or grab them at the door for $30 (Subject to availability). The last show sold out, so you will want to get your tickets early. 
 
Get ready for a hilarious night that pairs perfectly with Quayle's Brewery's fantastic brews!  
 Headliner Jason AllenJason Allen is a comic from Hamilton, Ontario who travels across North America performing at comedy clubs along the way. Jason has worked with such acts as Tom Segura, Brian Poeshn, Jeremy Hotz, and Kevin Pollak. Jason’s comedy has also been featured on Just For Laughs 42, The Cottage Country Comedy Festival, The Brantford Comedy Festival, The Edmonton Comedy Festival, and Sirius XM. With his honest and rapid-fire approach to comedy, Jason will be an act to watch out for in the future.Featuring Renee GrouxSince she was 19, Renee has been entertaining in the best comedy spots across Ontario. Now at 26, she is the co-producer of Fever Dream Comedy in Kitchener-Waterloo, has appeared at the Guelph Comedy Festival, Hillside Festival, the 2022 Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland, and has recently opened for TV’s Jon Dore. Tune in to 93.3 CFRU in Guelph-Wellington and the Tri-cities to hear her comedy talk-show, “Worst Responders” every Monday at noon! Whether on stage or over the airwaves, Renee promises to get silly (and probably gross!) and bring the laughs.Featuring Derek HollyFrom Hamilton, Ontario, Derek has preformed at London's Sorry! Comedy Festival and regularly preforms at Levity Comedy Club. Through his use of self-deprecating and observational humor, he's been cracking up audiences from all over.With performers as seen on The Junos, Just for Laughs, CBC, CTV, This Hour has 22 Minutes and Winnipeg Comedy Festival, this is not a night to miss! Hosted by Daniel Shaw. Get ready for a hilarious night that pairs perfectly with Quayle's Brewery's fantastic brews!Must be 19+, prices are subject to HST and a $3.50 application fee
Tickets are non-refundable
 
 

Comedy Night in the Loft on Feb 20, 2026 8:30 show

Comedy Night Advanced Ticket Sales

Join us for an epic showcase of Canadian car culture on May 30th at a new location: CF Sherway Gardens! DRIVEN Aftermarket Car Show is hitting the road for a Coast-to-Coast Tour, and we want YOU to be part of it! 
This event features modified vehicles from across Canada and special guests! Don't miss your chance to see Canada's best builds and discover the latest in automotive aftermarket innovation.
How to Join:

Grab discount advance tickets now.
Register your vehicle at www.drivenshow.ca
Businesses: Contact us or DM for exhibiting opportunities.
Follow our social channels for exclusive updates and features.

DRIVEN 2026 is presented by:@ebaycanada #ebaymotors - @superspeedwheel - @liquimoly

CF Sherway Gardens Parkade

DRIVEN Toronto

Youth 5-11/Seniors  65+

REP Media

Innuendo

WE’RE JUST GETTING STARTED — MORE ANNOUNCEMENTS COMING!
It’s our 10th annual festival, and we’re bringing our biggest lineup ever.
Friday, July 24th, 2026 marks the official start of the weekend, featuring a full night of live music headlined by BUSH. Opening night sets the tone with a high-energy show, incredible atmosphere, and your first chance to experience the festival grounds for 2026.
Additional artists for both Friday & Saturday will be announced soon.
Don’t forget — we also feature a side stage showcasing some of the best established and up-and-coming bands from across the region.
FRIDAY & WEEKEND PASSES ARE AVAILABLE NOW.
If you love 90s rock, we strongly recommend grabbing your weekend passes early. We’re not exaggerating — this is truly our biggest year yet. Tickets will move quickly, especially VIP, as we’ve made the VIP area smaller and more exclusive for 2026.
UPGRADED VIP EXPERIENCE FOR 2026
Elevate your festival weekend with our new VIP Experience, designed for comfort, convenience, and closer access:


Shared access to the front-of-stage area


Exclusive VIP bar with faster service


VIP-only entry lane for quicker arrival


VIP pop-up bar featuring premium drink options, including mixed cocktails


Private VIP washrooms for a cleaner, shorter wait


Access to VIP activations throughout the night


VIP is the easiest, smoothest way to enjoy the festival — and only a limited number of VIP tickets are available.

CallHome Music Festival

About the artists and the show:
Celebrating International Women's Day
Genevieve (Gigi) Mare tette is a Toronto-based vocalist known for her fearless, genre-blending artistry in jazz, blues, Brazilian, and global music. Performing professionally since age five, she has toured internationally and collaborated with artists such as Jane Siberry, Theo Parrish, and Sean Blackman. Gigi’s recordings—including The Heart of 21, Live & Improvised, and Songs of ’69 Volume I—showcase her emotional storytelling, improvisation, and signature stage presence. A co-founder of Toronto’s Kensington Market Jazz Festival, she continues to captivate audiences with her soulful, inventive performances.
About Juliet Dunn’s Secret Salon Series: 
Experience live music like never before. Curated by vocalist and producer and Niagara Jazz Festival co-creator and Executive and Artistic Director, Juliet Dunn, the Secret Salon Series brings intimate performances to unique, undisclosed venues across Niagara — revealed only days before the show.
Expect world-class musicians, cozy vibes, and unforgettable nights of jazz, soul, and discovery.
Limited tickets. Secret location. Pure magic!
Where music meets mystery.
 

Secret Pop-Up Location

Secret Salon Series - Genevieve (Gigi) Marentette

TJBS.- Gigi - Mar 8

JADE - Juliet Amanda Dunn Entertainment

February 4 – 7, 2026Wednesday – Saturday 7:30PM // Doors + Bar 6:30PM$20 + fees for nightly passes to all shows 
 
Saturday programming: free public events from 1 – 4:30PM (no tickets required)
I eat both, and maybe even a third — all at once. They mix inside of me, and I birth out a hybrid. Diverse, unnatural, impure, unlabeled, beautiful. I make new life with my cultural cannibalism. My creation-creature is a mix of all their original beauty and their primal beast.
Welcome to the Rhubarb! Festival 2026.
At Rhubarb! 47, Ludmylla Reis returns for their second year as Festival Director and they present you a group of artists smashing unfit things together into… well… art.
Capacity is limited, so get your nightly passes ASAP! 
Want more details? Check out our website.
 
FESTIVAL SCHEDULE
Please note that the schedule below lists the order in which the shows will be presented, but the start times for each show may vary. Nightly passes include access to all shows + late night parties on that night (we encourage you to arrive at 7:30PM or before for the start of the festival programming, but your ticket is valid throughout the night if you want to arrive for a specific show). 
Wednesday, February 4, 2026 – Opening Night
Doors 6:30PM / Show 7:30PM
On February 4, the venue is mask-mandatory after 9:30PM to serve the last show of the night. Masks will be available for those who need them. 
Live Art // 7:30PMTESTO by Wet Mess [60 minutes]ORTOLAN by Eris Thomas + Other Hearts [30 minute loop]I DESERVE TO FEEL GOOD By Katie Clarke  [30 minutes]
Access NotesTESTO by Wet Mess features a pre-show touch tour and described audio. Please purchase an "Audio-Description" ticket if you would like to access this feature. I DESERVE TO FEEL GOOD by Katie Clarke is a masked performance. 
 
Thursday, February 5, 2026
Doors 6:30PM / Show 7:30PM
Live Art // 7:30PMHow the Wolf Says Goodnight by River Oliveira + Max Cameron Fearon [30 min]Seasons of Grief by Cass Cervi + James Jordan (Bad Machine) [20 min]Sandpaper Hammock by Aliyah Aziz [30 min]Transfigure/Transfix by Jessie Walker + Oliver Pitschner + Sophie Parisi [60 min loop]
Access NotesIf possible, please bring a device that can connect to the internet and a pair of headphones to engage with Transfigure/Transfix. We will have limited numbers of each to use on site. 
 
Friday, February 6, 2026
Doors 6:30PM / Show 7:30PM / Rhubarb! After Dark 10:30PM
Live Art // 7:30PMEEKK!!! by jonnie lombard [30 min]How to Make a Fishing Net by Bronwyn Keough [20 min]Watch Me by Lucy Coren + Nevaeh May [30 min]Struggles of No Real Significance by Aiden Robert Bruce [30 min]
Rhubarb! After Dark // 10:30PMMen Explain Things Men Explain Things to Us… and We Like It! by We Quit Theatre [60 min]  
 
Saturday, February 7, 2026
Free Public Events 1 – 4:30PM / Doors 6:30PM / Show 7:30PM / Rhubarb! After Dark 10:30PM
Public Events // 1 – 4:30PM (no tickets required)1PM – Coffee Chats2:15PM – Canada, eh? A public chat on cultural diplomacy and the Canadian touring context, hosted in partnership with SummerWorks 3:20PM – (SOMETHING?): A Public Conversation on International Producing, hosted in partnership with Generator
Live Art // 7:30PM TESTing ground by Erum Khan + isi bhakhomen [30 min]¿Y si me ven? / If they see me? by Macarena Coronado [20 min]An-ti-gon-nee by Ludmylla Reis [15 min]And you? a performance on criticism related to An-ti-gon-nee led by Ludmylla Reis [45 min]
Rhubarb! After Dark // 10:30PMWrath Month: Louder Than Pride by GRRL Spells 
  
 

Buddies in Bad Times Theatre

RHUBARB! 47

Nightly Pass

 Meredith Moon 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 
On Wednesday February 4, Hugh’s Room is proud to introduce a singer-songwriter who grewup immersed in folk music, inspired by her surroundings and the legacy of her father, legendarysinger-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot. That’s right, with clawhammer banjo, haunting vocals, andfoot-stomping rhythm, Meredith Moon delivers folk music that’s both rooted and rebellious.Blending old-time traditions with raw storytelling, her performances captivate intimate rooms andfestival crowds alike. A singular voice in Canadian folk, she brings grit, grace and authenticity toevery stage. A self-taught multi-instrumentalist and natural storyteller, she began crafting songsat a young age and spent her teens busking across Canada, from Halifax to Vancouver,developing the unique voice and style that define her work today.
Her music blends the raw spirit of traditional folk with a modern edge. Known for her powerfulvocals and contemporary clawhammer banjo playing, Moon also weaves fingerstyle guitar,piano, and lap dulcimer into her performances. While rooted in old-time traditions, she brings afresh, boundary-pushing energy that has earned her recognition in international folk and old-time music communities.
What began in living rooms and DIY spaces has grown into a dynamic touring career. Moon hasperformed at major folk festivals, toured extensively across North America, Central America, theUK, and Europe, and in 2022, she opened for her father on his final cross-Canada tour. In 2024,she made her debut on NPR’s Mountain Stage and has shared the stage with numerousrespected artists in the folk and roots scenes. We are honoured to invite her to take the Hugh’sRoom stage.
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

Meredith Moon

Student / Arts Worker / Underemployed

Hugh's Room Live

 "SEXSMITH SINGS ZEVON" All Zevon, Zero Werewolves Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview AvenueShow at 8pm, Doors at 7pm$50+ in advance, $62+at the door 
After the success of his "Sexsmith Sings Lightfoot" show, Ron Sexsmith turns his attention to another songwriting hero, the late, great Warren Zevon, for a very personal tribute. As with the Lightfoot concerts, Ron will perform two solo sets featuring some of his favourite Zevon compositions, with anecdotes and personal insights into his lyrics and music.
Warren Zevon’s music singlehandedly got Ron through the pandemic with its mixture of humour, darkness and unique point of view. It was a cathartic experience pulling together this setlist from Warren’s vast catalogue of albums.
It goes without saying that Ron is beyond delighted to be returning to Hugh’s Room this February for another special tribute honouring the newest member of The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame for perhaps a new annual tradition! Second show added for Thursday February 5.
 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!

Show added "SEXSMITH SINGS ZEVON" All Zevon, Zero Werewolves

SECOND SHOW JUST ADDED ON FRIDAY FEBRUARY 6th!! SAT FEB 7th TICKETS SOLD OUT 🗓️✅ GET YOUR TICKETS FOR FRI FEB 6th THERE! 🎟️🤘
Toronto, it's true - re.verse is adding a ROUND 2!! Due to overwhelming demand for "re.verse plays Dilla vol. 4" with tickets selling out in the first week 💨 we are adding a SECOND SHOW on FRIDAY FEBRUARY 6th at Division 88! If you missed your opportunity to get tickets for the Saturday, now's your LAST CHANCE to get tickets for the Friday!
Don't miss out on this super special once-a-year event with re.verse, celebrating the music of the legendary producer and emcee J Dilla's birthday! With special guest DJ Tink on keys/synth and Dilla-inspired curations, and more 🥁 🎸🎸🎹 🔥 🎧 💿 🤴🏿 🎛️ 🔊✨LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE! You've been warned - Division 88 is a small-capacity venue with a tight sound perfect for Dilla beats, and this event WILL sell out like it does every year, so don't be that person in our DM's mere days before the show when everything is gone! Don't sleep on it and regret missing out while your friends partake in this annual tradition that ONLY happens in February - a once a year experience with a vibe unparalled by any other J Dilla tribute event out there. You can't hear this anywhere else. Get your ticket now, before you can't! $30 advance tickets on Showpass, and $40 at the doors if there are any left. 
THIS IS A 19+ EVENT. ID's WILL BE CHECKED AT THE DOOR.
It's that extra special time of year again, where the diverse international community of hip hop, soul and jazz lovers unite to celebrate the worldwide phenomenon we now know as "Dilla Month", taking over your frosty February to heat things up and remind you what's really good again. And for fans of Toronto's long-standing preeminent live beat-jazz collective known as re.verse, you already know what it is! Yes indeed, re.verse is back with their highly renowned annual "re.verse plays Dilla" tribute concert, returning to their intimate show roots for a special vibe, tight small room sound with a kinetic energy that simply can't be replicated in a concert hall or warehouse. You won't hear anything quite like this this anywhere else. This event is going down live at Division 88 (225 Geary Ave.), a unique hybrid venue/studio hub for outstanding creative local music and media on the Toronto art community's beloved Geary Ave strip, just East of the corner at Dufferin St. re.verse will be bringing you 2 full live sets of reimagined, twisted up and jazz'd out J Dilla instrumentals transversing all corners of his catalogue, from Slum Village anthems to the rare cuts and collabs to the straight Jay Dee bangers, all with their signature re.verse "DJ" style performance - a non-stop flow of seamless live transitions that wind their way through the mind and genius of the short-but-bright lived producer that literally changed music forever.
Gathering for a 4th annual chapter of this epic tribute, we have all the OG band members in the mix -  Chino De Villa smacking out the dirtiest drums and most percolating percussions; DIOMO aka Damian Matthew serenading the subwoofers on his 6-string bass with wild FX; Robb Cappelletto evoking soulful spirits on the guitar with melodies soaring sky high; and this year, perfectly complimenting the band will be our extra special first time guest who's anything but a stranger to Dilla's music - Cameron Tinklenberg, aka DJ Tink, transcending us with his crystalline keys and celestial, and also rocking an all Dilla-themed DJ set to end off the night!
re.verse and friends are again coming together in honour and remembrance of the late great legend of Detroit: A giant of modern music production and rap that to this day makes Motor City proud, carrying and passing the torch of it's distinct musical innovations and soulful traditions that have resonated around the globe for decades; a Soulquarian and a true trailblazer in hip hop culture that wasn't afraid to be his authentic self through and through, swinging the doors wide open with his loose and eclectically soulful "unquantized" rhythms flawlessly executed on his iconic MPC 3000 LE (and later adding the legendary SP303 & 404 samplers); a fearlessly raw human that pull it all out there on the line for us to see and hear, both in his sounds and lyrics, paving the way for inspired future generations of musicians, producers, singers and emcees with open minds and deep souls to express themselves as purely as unfiltered as they please; the forever forward thinking, boundary breaking and endlessly inspiring "Champion Sound" of Detroit belovedly known as Jay Dee aka J Dilla.
 

Division 88

re.verse plays Dilla ROUND 2! (Friday Feb 6th)

RVRS416 Entertainment

Toronto, TAKE NOTICE - "re.verse plays Dilla vol. 4 - Live at Division 88" is coming to you for a special one-night-only event landing on the legendary producer and emcee J Dilla's birthday, Saturday February 7th! With DJ Tink on Dilla-inspired curations and keys, with more special guests 🥁 🎸🎸🎹 🔥 🎧 💿 🤴🏿 🎛️ 🔊 ❓❓✨LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE! You've been warned - Division 88 is a small-capacity venue with a tight sound perfect for Dilla beats, and this event WILL sell out like it does every year, so don't be that person in our DM's mere days before the show when everything is gone! Don't sleep on it and regret missing out while your friends partake in this annual tradition that ONLY happens in February - a once a year experience with a vibe unparalled by any other J Dilla tribute event out there. You can't hear this anywhere else. Get your ticket now, before you can't! $30 advance tickets on Showpass, and $40 at the doors if there are any left. 
THIS IS A 19+ EVENT. ID's WILL BE CHECKED AT THE DOOR.
It's that extra special time of year again, where the diverse international community of hip hop, soul and jazz lovers unite to celebrate the worldwide phenomenon we now know as "Dilla Month", taking over your frosty February to heat things up and remind you what's really good again. And for fans of Toronto's long-standing preeminent live beat-jazz collective known as re.verse, you already know what it is! Yes indeed, re.verse is back with their highly renowned annual "re.verse plays Dilla" tribute concert, returning to their intimate show roots for a special vibe, tight small room sound with a kinetic energy that simply can't be replicated in a concert hall or warehouse. You won't hear anything quite like this this anywhere else. This event is going down live at Division 88 (225 Geary Ave.), a unique hybrid venue/studio hub for outstanding creative local music and media on the Toronto art community's beloved Geary Ave strip, just East of the corner at Dufferin St. re.verse will be bringing you 2 full live sets of reimagined, twisted up and jazz'd out J Dilla instrumentals transversing all corners of his catalogue, from Slum Village anthems to the rare cuts and collabs to the straight Jay Dee bangers, all with their signature re.verse "DJ" style performance - a non-stop flow of seamless live transitions that wind their way through the mind and genius of the short-but-bright lived producer that literally changed music forever.
Gathering for a 4th annual chapter of this epic tribute, we have all the OG band members in the mix -  Chino De Villa smacking out the dirtiest drums and most percolating percussions; DIOMO aka Damian Matthew serenading the subwoofers on his 6-string bass with wild FX; Robb Cappelletto evoking soulful spirits on the guitar with melodies soaring sky high; and this year, perfectly complimenting the band will be our extra special first time guest who's anything but a stranger to Dilla's music - Cameron Tinklenberg, aka DJ Tink, transcending us with his crystalline keys and celestial, and also rocking an all Dilla-themed DJ set to end off the night!
re.verse and friends are again coming together in honour and remembrance of the late great legend of Detroit: A giant of modern music production and rap that to this day makes Motor City proud, carrying and passing the torch of it's distinct musical innovations and soulful traditions that have resonated around the globe for decades; a Soulquarian and a true trailblazer in hip hop culture that wasn't afraid to be his authentic self through and through, swinging the doors wide open with his loose and eclectically soulful "unquantized" rhythms flawlessly executed on his iconic MPC 3000 LE (and later adding the legendary SP303 & 404 samplers); a fearlessly raw human that pull it all out there on the line for us to see and hear, both in his sounds and lyrics, paving the way for inspired future generations of musicians, producers, singers and emcees with open minds and deep souls to express themselves as purely as unfiltered as they please; the forever forward thinking, boundary breaking and endlessly inspiring "Champion Sound" of Detroit belovedly known as Jay Dee aka J Dilla.
 

re.verse plays Dilla - live at Division 88

2 Tickets for Jens Brandt

Becoming the Beatles 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
Becoming the Beatles weaves together 20 songs from a live band, over 300 stunningprojections and the fascinating behind-the-scenes story of the biggest band of all time.Becoming the Beatles is definitely not a tribute act. It’s a show about four boys: one born duringan air raid, one who had to reverse the strings on his guitar to make sense of it, one who stayedup late practicing with tears in his eyes and another who couldn’t read or write until he waseight. It’s also the story of a visionary young producer who was desperate to find his way out ofthe comedy division at Parlophone records. Hear how their story was affected by heartbreak,the classical greats, two world wars and by oppressed musicians in the Deep South and howthat same band was turned down by 80% of the English recording market yet defied the odds tobecome the most successful musical group in history.
Creator Haley Marie is a touring musician and holds a Master's of Music from Yale University.She is a three-time Carnegie Hall performer and music historian.
You won’t want to miss this extraordinary live performance coming to Hugh’s Room onSaturday February 7.
Watch this trailer to learn more about Becoming the Beatles: Becoming the Beatles Trailer
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!

Becoming the Beatles

Mr. Pharmacist plays The FallDocumentary Comics Artist, Author Matthew BrownNic & The Narcs
Mr. Pharmacist - Long standing Toronto based tribute to Mark E. SMITH and THE FALL. Facebook
Matthew Brown - Facebook
Nic & The Narcs - Instagram

Burdock Music Hall

Mr. Pharmacist, Matthew Brown, Nic & The Narcs

Ring in the Year of the Horse with a day of vibrant performances, movement, and creativity at the Bata Shoe Museum. Celebrate Lunar New Year with Lion Dance Toronto as they bring good luck and festive energy to the museum with spectacular performances at 12:30 PM and 2:00 PM, followed by photo opportunities and meet-and-greets with the performers.
At 1:00 PM and 2:30 PM, enjoy the artistry of traditional Korean dance with the Korean Dance Studies Society of Canada, whose graceful movements honour the beauty and heritage of Korean culture.
Between performances, take part in family-friendly crafts inspired by Lunar New Year traditions — a perfect way to make a keepsake to take home.
Join us for a joyful day of culture, colour, and celebration as we welcome the Lunar New Year together at the Bata Shoe Museum.
Please review our Terms and Conditions in advance and check in with Visitor Services upon arrival. Questions? Email us info@batashoemuseum.ca anytime.

Bata Shoe Museum

Lunar New Year at the BSM

Saturday, February 7, 2026 // 10:30PM $15 + fees or FREE with a Rhubarb! Saturday Pass
Want to see all the shows on Saturday night? Buy your Rhubarb! Saturday pass HERE. Only want to come for Wrath Month? You're in the right place! 
Wrath Month: Louder Than Pride is a QTBIPOC alternative music show by GRRRL Spells, featuring local gothic, punk, metal, and alternative bands and artists who are usually deemed too “weird," "scary," or “different” for mainstream and corporate-funded Pride month events. On this night, we bring back the riot and trade dance beats for a mosh pit!
GRRRL Spells is a horror and occult inspired queer and trans art and apparel brand, combining riot grrrl attitude with goth aesthetics and the gay agenda. With Wrath Month, we expand on our love for queer and alternative subculture and aim to advocate for QTBIPOC representation in the alternative scene by creating spaces for the genre and community that is often overlooked. Wrath Month: Louder Than Pride will be debuting at Rhubarb! After Dark as a pilot event for what we hope will become it's own full fledged festival in the future.
About the Rhubarb! Festival + Rhubarb! After Dark 
Rhubarb! is Buddies at its rawest: a hotbed of unruly creatives queering what it means to make and experience art. Canada’s longest-running genre-bending Live Art festival has brought you, every year, well-crafted chaos. 
Rhubarb! After Dark is creative late-night programming that happens at Buddies after Friday and Saturday Rhubarb! Live Art performances.
Check out the full Rhubarb! line up here. 
 
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.
Check out our events calendar for more info, or follow Tallulah’s Instagram.

Tallulah's Cabaret

Wrath Month

Sophie Ogilvie is a singer and songwriter based in Montréal, Quebec. Approaching songwriting with the confessional lyricism of folk and an indie rock penchant for pop song structures, Ogilvie’s sound is set apart by her deft command of the voice. On her sophomore EP Resignations, Ogilvie matches harsh guitar tones with rich, sultry vocals. InstagramHis His is the recording project of Toronto-based artist Aidan Belo. He combines elements of Greenwich Village-inspired folk, contemporary indie folk, coupled with low fidelity analog production to create something that sounds honest and melancholic. Since the first His His release in late 2020, this project has generated more than 500,000 streams across Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music, and has been featured on Indie88. Everything was recorded in the empty space of an old wood barn on his family’s farm which has been temporarily converted into a makeshift studio, where everything is recorded entirely to 1⁄4 inch tape and cassette. His His made their live debut at POP International Music Festival 2022 in Montreal. Instagramaniqa dear is the Toronto based experimental electronic art pop project stemming from the Pakistani/Indian and Arabic influences of songwriter and artist Aniqa Qadir. It is rooted in queerness, migration, otherness, rebirth, and the eternally intertwining dance between belonging and isolation. aniqa dear asks intently if you have ever danced into your own abyss, and she invites you in. Instagram

Sophie Ogilvie / Aniqa Dear / His His at Burdock Music Hall

This Is Pop - a weekly residency hosted by Andy Stochansky
Week One - Talia Schlanger and Kevin Breit

This Is Pop - Week One

Somewhere between, Alt-Country, indie pop and Singer/songwriter, emerging artist Lauryn Macfarlane is paving her own path in today's music industry. Originally from Peterborough, ON, Lauryn spent her 2015-2018 years enrolled in a Music Business Management program at Durham College in Oshawa, ON. After graduation, she moved to Montreal, QC and began getting involved in the local music scene. In 2019, Lauryn began working alongside producer/engineer Sam Woywitka (Luca Fogale, Half Moon Run) and musicians Isaac Symonds (Half Moon Run), Mishka Stein (Patrick Watson), and Robbie Kuster (Patrick Watson).In December 2020, Lauryn’s debut single, “Friendly” was released via IndiePool and was featured on Spotify editorial playlist New Music Friday Canada, where she garnered the attention of booking agent Adam Countryman from Artist Group International. It wasn’t long after this that Lauryn signed with Adam to be an act under his roster. Due to COVID, Lauryn was not able to see the full benefits of having an experienced booking agent but was able to be booked for Ottawa Bluesfest and the Peterborough Folk Festival in 2021.In August 2021, Lauryn Macfarlane was named the Peterborough Folk Festival’s 2021 Emerging Artist (https://bit.ly/3shRaRi)In the summer of 2022, Thanks to support from FACTOR (Artist development) and SOCAN (Socan LA house) Lauryn had the opportunity to go to LA and work with Grammy award winning Montreal born producer Jason Kellner. It was there she wrote and recorded “Dive” which was released in 2023.Lauryn just released her debut EP “No Mercy” back in October 2025. No Mercy was recorded in Winnipeg Manitoba with producer/artist Roman Clarke (Brothers Landreth, Boy Golden, Taylor Janzen) and is excited to bring these songs on the road.
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Lauryn Macfarlane Live at Burdock Music Hall

Join us for an illuminating evening with social researcher Catherine Chambers as she explores Black innovations through history — celebrating the creators, inventors, and visionaries whose groundbreaking ideas have shaped culture, design, and technology across generations.
From everyday essentials to artistic and scientific achievements, this engaging talk highlights the often-overlooked contributions of Black innovators and their lasting impact on the world we know today. Catherine will also spotlight figures in footwear and fashion, including Jan Ernst Matzeliger, who revolutionized shoe production with his lasting machine, and Dr. D’Wayne Edwards, founder of ÜNOS by SIA, whose work continues to redefine design education and creativity.
Come discover the stories of innovation, resilience, and brilliance that continue to inspire and shape our collective future.
 
Agenda
Doors - 6:30 pm
Lecture - 7:00-8:00 pm
Museum access - 8:00-9:00 pm
Museum Closes - 9:00 pm
 
About the SpeakerCatherine Chambers is a maker space studio owner and organizational learning facilitator. She specializes in constructivist learning methodologies that engage learning in such areas as innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainability. She works in a range of industries and sectors, including education, healthcare, social services, and technology.
Please review our Terms and Conditions in advance and check in with Visitor Services upon arrival. Questions? Email us info@batashoemuseum.ca anytime.
 

Innovations in Black History

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Birchcliff featuring The Commune

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GRETA Bar YYZ welcomes you to join our exclusive guest list, available until 10 PM. 
(Weekends only, 9pm - 10pm)
 
 
Please note that while guest list entry does not include a table, it allows access to the PRIORITY line for expedited entry. However, entry is not guaranteed and is subject to venue capacity. We encourage you to arrive early, as cover charges apply starting at 9:30 PM. Enjoy a vibrant atmosphere and an unforgettable night out at GRETA Bar YYZ, but remember that space is limited—plan accordingly to make the most of your experience.
 
Please note, that there is a cover charge for guest list. This fee is $10. Guests will receive a $10 game card in return upon entry.

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🐾🧘‍♂️ Stretch, Cuddle, and Smile: Join Puppy Yoga for a Pawsitively Joyful Experience with adorable puppies! 🧘‍♀️🐾
Looking for a weekend activity that's fun for the whole family and filled with puppy love? Join us for Puppy Yoga by Yoga Kawa, the ultimate combination of relaxation, stretching, and adorable puppies! Whether you're looking to de-stress after a long week or enjoy a memorable outing with friends and family, this one-of-a-kind yoga class is the perfect way to unwind and recharge.
Family-friendly and adult-friendly alike, this event is perfect for anyone aged 5 and up! Bring your kids, friends, or just yourself—everyone will leave with a lighter heart and a bigger smile.🐶 Puppy Breeds: French Bulldogs
What to Expect:Embark on a journey of bliss with 35 minutes of soothing yoga stretches led by our furry assistant teachers. Let their playful antics and boundless energy inspire you as you flow through poses designed to release tension and restore balance.
Event Highlights:

35 Minutes of Yoga: Gentle stretches suitable for all skill levels, with puppies joining you on the mat.
20 Minutes of Puppy Cuddles: Enjoy playful interaction and cuddling with adorable puppies.
5-Minute Sharing Circle: Reflect on the joy and stress-relief puppies bring.
Kid-Friendly Fun: Kids aged 5+ are welcome (must be accompanied by a parent or guardian).
Mental Health Benefits: Puppies have been shown to reduce stress and anxiety while boosting mood and socialization.

Benefits Beyond the Mat: Beyond the sheer joy of puppy cuddles, Family & Adults Puppy Yoga offers a myriad of benefits, including:

Stress relief and relaxation
Increased physical activity
Mental rejuvenation
Connection with like-minded individuals

Important Info:

Kids under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Parents are asked to help children handle the puppies gently and participate in the class.
Spots are limited, so book now to secure your place for an experience that will leave you feeling relaxed, happy, and stress-free.


539 A Mt Pleasant Rd

Puppy Yoga by Yoga Kawa Toronto Frenchies

Puppy Yoga by Yoga Kawa Toronto

Yoga Kawa

😴😂 COMEDY FOR THE EXHAUSTED — Laugh Your Energy Back 😂😴
Running on fumes? Same. Comedy for the Exhausted is the perfect comedy night for anyone who’s tired from work, family, life, or that mysterious third thing nobody wants to explain. This feel-good stand-up show is designed to help you unplug, sit back, and laugh the joy back into your system.
Created and hosted by Jay Rainville and Jessica Rosenberg, this carefully curated night brings together four hilarious comedians for one perfectly paced evening of laughter. No pressure. No overthinking. Just jokes that hit exactly where you’re at.
Whether you’re burnt out, overstimulated, or just overdue for a proper laugh, Comedy for the Exhausted is a reminder that sometimes the best self-care is sitting in a room with funny people and letting go for 90 minutes. Bring your friends, cousins, coworkers, chosen family—or just the family members you actually like.
And yes, there’s food nearby. The venue is tucked behind an Indian restaurant, so you can fuel up before or after the show and turn the night into a full reset.
Tickets will sell out—because apparently, everyone’s tired.
📍 Location
The Comedy Lab 1051 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6H 1M4
🕗 Event Details


Showtime: 8:30 PM


Length: ~1 hour 30 minutes


Format: Stand-Up Comedy (4 comedians)


Category: Arts & Comedy


Experience: In person


Refund Policy: Refunds available up to 7 days before the event


🛋️ Why You’ll Love Comedy for the Exhausted


Comedy made for tired people (finally)


Warm, relatable humor—not shouty or stressful


Great for friends, couples, coworkers, and low-energy plans


Intimate Toronto comedy venue


Laughs without having to try too hard



The Comedy Lab at The Lab 416

Comedy for the Exhausted

Werd Entertainment / The Comedy Lab

Comedy Nights at Absolute Comedy Toronto: Featuring Kate Davis and MC Jack Holmes
Get ready for a night of fearless, relatable stand-up as Kate Davis headlines the Absolute Comedy stage. Known for her sharp observational humor and confident, high-energy delivery, Kate tackles everyday experiences with honesty and punchlines that hit hard and fast. Her fresh perspective and natural stage presence make her a standout performer audiences instantly connect with.
Hosting the evening is Jack Holmes, whose quick wit and effortless crowd work set the tone from the moment the show begins. Jack keeps the room energized, the laughs rolling, and the night running smoothly with a style that’s both playful and polished.
Together, Kate and Jack deliver a night of smart, modern comedy that feels personal, fast-paced, and perfectly suited to the intimate club atmosphere Absolute Comedy is known for.
➕ What You’ll Get


General Admission to a live stand-up comedy show


Full headlining set from Kate Davis


Hosted by Jack Holmes


Access to a full bar and food menu


A high-energy night of professional comedy


➕ Important Information


All ticket sales are final. No refunds.


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At Absolute Comedy, it’s not just about the laughs—enjoy a fantastic meal and drinks while you soak in the show. With food available right at your table, you won’t miss a moment of the comedy gold.
Gather your friends, grab your tickets, and get ready for an evening filled with laughter, great food, and unforgettable memories. See you at the show!
📌 Important Information:

I understand that I/we will be seated at a table the size of the Reservation that I/we are making. Separate Reservations/Tables or Seats can not be combined when reserving online.
I understand I must to arrive (and my reservation will only be held until) 30 minutes prior to showtime (or 2 hours prior to showtime for dinner and show). This will ensure better seating selection and service.
For reservations made the day of Show: I agree that reservation made the day of the show are Final. No Cancellations or reductions will be accepted.
For Reservation Made more than 24 hours in advance: I agree that cancellations (or reductions) to reservations MUST be made 24 hours in advance.


Absolute Comedy Toronto

Absolute Comedy Toronto: Headliner Kate Davis and MC Jack Holmes

Absolute Comedy

Dean Lewis brings his powerful vocals and emotionally charged songwriting to History Toronto for an unforgettable night of live music.
Known for chart topping hits and intimate ballads, Dean creates a concert atmosphere filled with raw honesty, soaring melodies, and moments that feel deeply personal.
History Toronto’s warm, modern setting elevates the experience, giving fans a close connection to every lyric and acoustic detail. Whether you’re a longtime listener or discovering his music live for the first time, this show promises a moving and memorable evening.
What You’ll Get


Live performance by Dean Lewis


Full concert sound and lighting


Access to bars and venue amenities


A heartfelt setlist featuring major hits and fan favourites


Important Information


Arrive early for the best view


Bar service requires valid government ID


All sales final unless the event is cancelled or rescheduled



History Toronto

Dean Lewis (Rescheduled from 05/15/2025) at History Toronto

GA Floor

SBox

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We’re back, Toronto!🍻 The 3rd annual I❤︎BEER Festival hits the Enercare Centre on Saturday, January 31, 2026. Come sip your way through the best Ontario beers, ciders, and spirits, play ridiculous games, and dance like nobody’s watching at our silent disco. Local pride, local hops, and a day (or night) you won’t forget!
 

INFO
🍻 19+ Event: Come for the beer, stay for the vibes — please drink responsibly! 
📍 Location: Enercare Centre (Hall D), Toronto — easy access by TTC, GO Train or nearby parking.
🕑 One Day, Two Sessions: Pick your adventure — 1–5 PM or 5–10 PM.
🍏 Not a beer fan? No worries — enjoy Ontario ciders, spirits, and tasty drinks.
🚗 Designated Driver Tickets: $10 + tax at the door — keep your friends safe and happy.
🧥 Coat Check: Yes ($5.00 near main entrance)
🎟️ No refunds on tickets or tokens, but tickets & tokens are transferable or can be changed to another event or redeemed the following year.
 
2026 Beer, Cider & Spirits
​Junction 56 Distillery (Stratford, ON) • Founder's Original (Burlington, ON) • Rice Lake Hard Cider (Baltimore, ON) • Lake of Bays Brewing Co. (Baysville, ON) • Wellington Brewery (Guelph, ON) • NE1 Spirits (Mount Brydges, ON) • Nickel Brook (Burlington, ON) • Black Fly Booze (London, ON) • Latina Beer (Niagara, ON) • Wrinkly Bear Brewing Company (Guelph, ON) • Bickford Brewing (Toronto, ON) • Sassy Britches Brewing Co (Branford, ON) • Ace Hill (Toronto, ON) • Left Field Brewery (Toronto, ON) • 8.6 (Toronto, ON) • Two Loons Brewing (Toronto, ON) • Bench Brewing Company (Beamsville, ON) • Great Lakes Brewery (Toronto, ON) • Coywolf Brewing Co (Caledon, ON) • 5 Paddles Brewing Co (Whitby, ON) • Henderson Brewing Company (Toronto, ON) • Little Beasts Brewing Co. (Whitby, ON)​
 
2026 FEATURES
🔥 Welcome to the Disco - Get ready to experience the ultimate audio adventure! Join us for a Silent Disco like no other, featuring three amazing local DJs spinning non-stop from 2:00 PM to 10:00 PM. With 1,000 high-quality headsets at your fingertips, you control the vibe—switch between DJs, feel the beat, and dance like nobody’s watching. Your soundtrack, your dance floor, your night.
🔥 The BEER Hall - Picnic tables galore—120 of them—surrounded by the buzz of festival energy. Whether you’re sipping, snacking, or just spectating, it’s the perfect place to relax, mingle, and eavesdrop on some very serious beer debates.
🔥 Classic Arcades - Classic arcade consoles await! Relive the glory days of SNES, NES, PlayStation, and Sega—because nothing says “festival fun” like trash-talking friends over a 16-bit showdown.
🔥 The BrewBus Shuttle - We’ve teamed up with the BrewBus—your very own festival chariot—looping nonstop from the Enercare Centre TTC and GO stops straight to Hall D. Skip the walk, skip the stress, and hop on like the VIP you are. Seats are first come, first served… so don’t be fashionably late!
🔥 Beer Pong Arena - Where legends are made and cups disappear. Grab a ball, grab a beer, and immediately realise you’re not as accurate as you thought. Challenge your friends, sink a few cups, miss a lot, and talk trash anyway. Open all festival long, bragging rights not guaranteed.
🔥 Nickel Brook Dry January Booth - Nickel Brook Brewing Co. will be showcasing their non-alcoholic lineup, offering bold, flavour-forward options for guests looking to enjoy the festival without alcohol.
🔥 Waddies Toss Challenge Zone - Get ready to level up your beer‑fest experience with Waddies — The Ultimate Tossing Game! Whether you’re chilling in the sun or kicking back by the patio, this easy‑to‑learn yet wickedly addictive game brings out the laughs, the rivalries, and those “one more round” moments with friends. Play inside or out — it’s all fun, all community, and all about good beer, good people, and good throws. 
🔥 RunToBeer + I❤️BEER - Info coming soon!
 
EATS
Fiesta Empanada (Filipino) • Picante MX (Mexican) • Chau (Modern Asian) • Big Daddy Bacon (Canadian) • Big Jerk (Caribbean) • LeSher Kitchen (Caribbean) • Albi Sushi Inc. (Japanese) • Jerk Dogs (Caribbean) • Food Works by Kajo (Protein) • Miss Carnitas (Peruvian) • Mr.Clutchwings (Protein) • Link Haus Sausages (European) • Bitten (Dessert)
 
TOKENS
Every I Heart Festival uses a token based system for both food and drink. Digital Tokens can be purchased with your tickets online,  can be purchased separately online using this LINK or physically at the event (Cash only at the event).
💵 Token Cost: $2.50 Each - Includes HST 🪙 Tokens are used for both Food and Drink📏 Beer Sample Size: 5 Ounces🍺 Most Beer Samples are 1 token (Speciality Beers & Spirits can be more)​🍴 Food Ranges from 2 to 6 tokens depending on portion sizes,etc
 
For more info about our Toronto event, please visit:  iheartbeer.ca/toronto 

 


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2026 Toronto I Heart Beer Festival

January 30, 2026 // 8pm // Doors 7pm$15 - $35 all prices + fees
 
Les Femmes Fatales Presents our new series... Get C*ntry!
Hell In High Heels is the first show in our Get C*ntry trilogy.
It's time for serious glamour and grit, country culture and music, rock and roll and dirty blues.
Hard showgirls with harder hearts an unkind smile and a down and dirty shimmy shake will be take over the stage and bringing hardcore glamour magick and divine stubbornness.
It's time for killer heels, big bad attitude, mean curves.
It's time for whiskey sips, feather boas and brass knuckles,
It's time for standing our ground and taking up space.
It's time to get real loud and real tuff.
It's time to bump and grind and get low to the ground.
It's time to get C*ntry. 
  
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.
Check out our events calendar for more info, or follow Tallulah’s Instagram.

Les Femmes Fatales Presents... Get C*ntry... Hell In High Heels

Early Bird (Jan 9-13)

LINKS is a cross-generational cover band playing crowd-pleasing hits spanning decades of beloved music, from The Beatles and Fleetwood Mac to the Arkells and Alanis Morissette.

LINKS Debut @ Burdock Music Hall

BURDOCK PRESENTS... PIANO FEST 2026
SPONSORED BY YAMAHA
The fan-favourite festival returns: Yamaha provides the Baby Grand Piano on stage, and Burdock brings the finest talent from Toronto and beyond to make beautiful music with it. 
FULL SCHEDULE:
Monday, January 19: Ezra Jordan w/ Jesse NortheyTuesday, January 20: Ale Nunez & Thompson Egbo-EgboWednesday, January 21: Mirrorball at the Music Hall w/ Farah Lea, Divine Lightbody and Propter Hawk (Presented by NXNE)Thursday, January 22: Eve Egoyan w/ Kasra FaridiFriday, January 23: Kevin Hearn w/ Alli SunshineSaturday, January 24: Marie Dresselhuis w/ Nate DaviauSunday, January 25: In The Starlight w/ Alex Laurie, Maggie Keogh, Mileena & Mister Patsy (Presented by Guest List TO)
BIOS: 
Alex Laurie
Alex Laurie is a Toronto-based musician and producer with a storied history playing many diﬀerent genres and roles within the industry. His own songs stripped down to a solo set through piano and voice convey a vibrant and dynamic life full of longing, loss, excitement, beauty, humor, and mystery. / Instagram
 
Mileena
Alchemist and lover by nature, Mileena is a Tkaronto based singer-songwriter. Inspired by the sensuality and groove of neo-soul, attitude of hip-hop and dub her songwriting is poignant in its representation of the trials and tribulations of relationships, familial, platonic and romantic and the friction that exists between them. / Instagram
Mister Patsy
Toronto-based songwriter Mister Patsy (affectionately known as Patrick Dilkie by census workers and bounty hunters) uses music as a truth serum: only an honest word can carry melody.
His songs are a record of moments of understanding and emotional crystallization that reject the choice between levity and gravity, instead choosing to take whimsy very seriously. 
In the songwriting traditions of Rufus Wainwright, Tom Waits, and Joni Mitchell, his music is harmonically rich, grounded in experience and powerfully vulnerable. / Instagram

In The Starlight: Alex Laurie, Maggie Keogh, Mileena & Mister Patsy

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

Three-time JUNO nominee Suzie Ungerleider (formerly Oh Susanna) returns to Toronto to celebrate her luminous new album, Among the Evergreens—a collection hailed by UNCUT as “thoughtful, luminous, expressive” and by MOJO as “as sweet as folk-Americana comes.” The record traces Suzie’s journey from youthful dreams to the wisdom of experience, with nature-rich imagery and story-songs that land like letters from an old friend.
Originally planned for October, this special album-release concert has been rescheduled to Wednesday, January 28, 2026. Suzie will be joined by longtime collaborators Nichol Robertson (guitar) and Vivienne Wilder (bass), bringing her songs to life with warmth, intimacy, and exquisite musicianship. Expect highlights like “The Prize,” “Sirens,” and “College Street” (a love-note to Toronto) alongside favourites from across her celebrated catalogue.
Join us at Hugh’s Room Live for an intimate, soul-stirring performance as Among the Evergreens blooms on stage.
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

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Discoveries Vol.8 Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview AvenueShow at 8pm, Doors at 7pm$15+ in advance, $22+at the door 
Batuki Music Society Line-Up Discovery Concert – Thursday January 29, 2026Batuki Music Society is an incorporated non-profit community-based organization thatpromotes African music and art through performances at music venues throughout theyear and culminating into a weekend festival at the end of the programming season.We’re proud to welcome their presentation of several talented African artists onThursday January 29 for Discoveries Vol.8.
The following artists will be performing:
Nii Osabu is a Ghanaian musician currently based in Toronto. He is the founder andlead vocalist of the AfroBoys Band and plays solo shows as well. Three of his songswere in the docuseries Beads Build Bridges featured in the Los Angeles’ Pan AfricanFilm Festival. In Canada, Nii Osabu has performed at festivals like the Habari AfricanFestival, Family Day festival by Aga Khan Museum, Ghanafest and at venues such asthe Royal Ontario Museum, Drom Taberna and many others.
 Dipo is a Nigeria-born, Canada-based artist who blends soul, R&amp;B, jazz, folk, highlifeand Fuji, capturing hearts with velvety vocals and genre-bending style. While in Nigeria,he broke onto the music scene by making it to the top five on the talent show Nokia FirstChance. Dipo has shared the stage with some of Nigeria’s greatest. He opened for ASAat her debut concert and also opened for 2Face Idibia and D’banj. His style of music isinfluenced by great musicians including Fela Kuti, Al Green, Lionel Richie, StevieWonder and Marvin Gaye.
Sintayehu ‘Mimi’ Zenebe and Abebe FikadeSintayehu ‘Mimi’ Zenebe is a talented singer, songwriter and dancer, hailing from amusical family and known as the “Edith Piaf” of Ethiopia. She has been performingtraditional music from a young age and has shared the stage with many Ethiopianartists and groups. Zenebe was the vocalist for U.K.’s Dub Colossus, touringinternationally and recording albums released on Real World Records. She hasperfected her skills as a vocalist, dancer and performer of Azmari songs. She hasreleased a number of singles and albums including her latest, Yegeremegn, inDecember 2024.Abebe Fikade comes from a long line of Azmari from the Gondar regions performingsongs with traditional and contemporary themes. He is a masenqo (single-stringedfiddle) player, vocalist and composer, who performs the monochord music of theAzmari. He has performed at the Habari Africa Festival, Sounds of Saba at Alliance
Francaise, Ethiopia, A Musical Perspective at Glenn Gould Studio and Luminatofestival, as well as various Ethiopian restaurants, community events, festivals and clubs.
David J.David J. is a South Sudanese-Canadian musician and activist from a family ofmusicians. He is a skilled guitarist in many music genres including reggae, soukous,rumba, afrobeats and zouk. Living in Alberta from 2011 to 2019, David was immersed inAfrican music, performing with his band at many festivals and venues, including theCalgary Stampede. He moved to Ottawa and quickly became a fixture on the Africanmusic scene there and in Montreal. He is now based in Toronto.
Ruth Mathiang is a singer/songwriter whose elegant melodic sound has been described as a mixture of traditional African music with folk, soul, jazz and reggae inspired. Singing in Arabic, Kiswahili and English, she recorded her first CD “My Cry, Peace” in Prince Edward Island, depicting her difficult life growing up in war-ravaged Southern Sudan. Ruth Mathiang uses her voice and talent to advocate for important social issues.  Her songs express longing for the importance of social justice, timeless fight for equality, and the dream of world peace. Ruth has performed for non-profit agencies that work in Africa in sectors such as human rights, women and children issues, primary health care and community development. Ruth seems to be on a path reminiscent of past activist voices, the late Miriam Makeba and the socially conscious Tracey Chapman, her musical heroes. 
ṢẹwàṢẹwà is a Toronto-based Nigerian singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and buddingproducer blending Afrobeat, Fuji, jazz, R&amp;B, soul/blues, and pop. A fan once describedher voice as “the after-smell of rain.” After selling out her first Nigerian concert in 2021,she moved to Toronto, completed Seneca College’s music program, and has sinceheadlined sold-out shows and opened for artists like Asa, Johnny Drille and Kiss Daniel.With two EPs out and an album called Detox released in 2025, Ṣẹwà’s soulful soundand vivid storytelling continue to connect cultures and captivate audiences acrossstages and streaming platforms.
 
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!

Discoveries Vol.8 with Musical Host Batuki Music

enemies, lovers is an indie/pop band based in Toronto led by singer-songwriter, Hatley Edmonds, and guitarist and producer, Marcus Gwyn-Neumann. The group formed in 2023 and released their debut EP, What You Wanted, in 2024. For two years, the band has performed across Toronto to sold-out audiences, including at NXNE and Sofar Sounds. Their sound is a blend of country, rock, pop, and folk, supported by honest, heartfelt lyrics that resonate deeply with their audience. Their unique sound and upbeat stage presence has drawn comparisons to Maggie Rogers, Julia Jacklin, and Kacy Hill. Hatley and Marcus are now working on their debut full-length album.
enemies, lovers / Instagram
Benji Crane / Instagram
Lucy Ellis / Instagram

enemies, lovers with Benji Crane & Lucy Ellis

Founded in 1914, the Royal Ontario Museum showcases art, culture and nature from around the world and across the ages. Among the top 10 cultural institutions in North America, Canada’s largest and most comprehensive museum is home to a world-class collection of 13 million artworks, cultural objects and natural history specimens, featured in 40 gallery and exhibition spaces. As the country’s preeminent field research institute and an international leader in new discoveries, ROM plays a vital role in advancing our understanding of the artistic, cultural and natural world. Combining its original heritage architecture with the contemporary Daniel Libeskind-designed Michael Lee-Chin Crystal, ROM serves as a national landmark, and a dynamic cultural destination in the heart of Toronto for all to enjoy.

Royal Ontario Museum

Royal Ontario Museum General Admission

GA + Photographer + Weekend

Singer and media personality Colin Asuncion is performing at Burdock on January 30! Colin will sing originals off his EP, Open Up, as well as pop, soul, and R&B covers. Joining him onstage will be Kevin Wong on keys and Colin Story on guitar.
About Colin
Colin Asuncion is a Toronto based singer and performer. He has performed onstage with Jully Black, Divine Brown, Jackie Richardson, and other prolific Canadian singers. Colin is also a Canadian media personality, having appeared on The Social (CTV), The Great Canadian Baking Show (CBC, Netflix Canada), Breakfast Television Toronto, Sirius XM, and The After Show (MTV Canada). His debut EP, Open Up, covers love, lust, and a celebration of Pride.Follow him on all social media @colinasuncion

Colin Asuncion Live at Burdock

Hayden RyannBorn and raised in Toronto’s Beaches neighborhood, Hayden Ryann is a rising country-pop force known for her raw honesty and infectious energy. Blending modern lyrical directness with the warmth of classic country storytelling, she has been hailed as one of 2026’s breakout artists. Fresh off the success of her empowering anthem "No Room for Bitchin'" and her new single "Cowboy," Hayden delivers a live set that feels both vulnerable and defiant, echoing the spirit of artists like Maggie Rogers and Lizzy McAlpine.
Instagram / Facebook / Twitter / Bluesky / YouTube / BandsInTown
Mackenzie Leigh MeyerKnown as the "Dive Bar Diva," Mackenzie Leigh Meyer is a two-time CMA Ontario Roots Artist of the Year. Originally from Hamilton and now based in the GTA, she has shared stages with country stars like Robyn Ottolini and performed at major festivals like Boots and Hearts. Mackenzie’s music—including hits like "Dial Tone" and "Barbie Doll"—combines soulful vocals with a sharp, contemporary wit. Whether she’s behind a piano or an acoustic guitar, her storytelling is as authentic as the dive bars that inspired her moniker.
Instagram / Facebook / TikTok / YouTube
Kendra GabrielleA Mississauga-based artist with a "girl’s girl" vibe, Kendra Gabrielle brings a refreshing, unapologetic lens to the country-pop space. Classically trained at the Royal Conservatory of Music, she translates her 20-something experiences into relatable anthems like "Drunk on My Own" and "Red," which have earned her nominations at the Mississauga Music Awards and airplay on SiriusXM. Drawing influence from Taylor Swift and Shania Twain, Kendra’s mission is simple: to make every audience member feel like they’re listening to their best friend.
Facebook / Instagram / TikTok / YouTube

Writers Round with Hayden Ryann, Mackenzie Leigh Meyer, Kendra Gabrielle

New Hue is the artistic project of the 24-year-old multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter Jakob Russell. He blends elements of bedroom pop and indie music to create an optimistic and relaxing sound. He spends his musical time sitting in the comfort of his bedroom, writing and recording his music. He released his first EP titled "Letters From a Loved One" at the start of 2024. He wrote, played all the instruments, except the drums, and recorded everything at home. Since then, he has been inspired to continue writing and recording music, his own music.
New Hue - Instagram
Evyn Barridge - Instagram

New Hue with Evyn Berridge

🩰✨ We Call It Ballet: Sleeping Beauty – Dance & Light Show | Toronto
⭐ Step into a world of color, light, and movement with We Call It Ballet: Sleeping Beauty! This reimagined version of the beloved fairytale blends classical ballet with luminous visual artistry, creating an unforgettable performance in Toronto.
🌟 Highlights


🩰 Six talented local dancers light up the stage with grace and passion


🌈 Glow-in-the-dark costumes that transform every movement into a radiant visual display


📖 A modern retelling of the classic Sleeping Beauty story, filled with elegance and emotion


💫 A fusion of traditional ballet and cutting-edge lighting technology


🎵 Created by María Farelo and Cristian Pérez of Luma Artistas S.L.


📅 Event Details
📍 Venue: Young People's Theatre, 165 Front Street East, Toronto, ON M5A 3Z4 🗓️ Dates & Times: Select your preferred date and time in the ticket selector ⏳ Duration: 60 minutes (doors open 30 minutes before showtime; no intermission; late entry not permitted) 👤 Age Requirement: Ages 5+ (children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult) ♿ Accessibility: The venue is fully ADA compliant 🪑 Seating: First come, first served within each ticket zone — early arrival is recommended
💖 Description
Rediscover the magic of Sleeping Beauty through light, color, and dance. We Call It Ballet transforms this timeless story into a dazzling spectacle where illuminated costumes trace each movement in glowing harmony. Watch as classical ballet meets modern artistry, bringing to life a fairytale world where love and light conquer darkness. A captivating performance for audiences of all ages — this is ballet like you’ve never seen before.
🎟️ Get your tickets now for We Call It Ballet: Sleeping Beauty Dance & Light Show in Toronto!




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We call it Ballet: Sleeping Beauty Dance & Light Show at Young People's Theatre

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