The Taboo Show - Adult lifestyle and Wellness expo provides an upscale adult Expo dedicated to enhancing lifestyles, encouraging romance, personal betterment and all things Taboo. Enjoy entertainment, Educational seminars, unique shopping, fashion shows, Art, Body Art, Roaming performers, Tattoos and more!
HOURS:
·        Friday …5pm – 11pm
·        Saturday …1pm – 11pm 
·        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 2026

VIP ULTRA Pass

Any Day Early Bird Individual Pass - *Limited time*

Any Day Single Day - Individual Pass

Any Day Single Day - Couple's Pass

Any Day Individual Weekend Pass

Any Day Couple's Weekend Pass

Sunday Only GA pass

Taboo Productions Inc.

The 173rd Binbrook Fall Fair - September 18-20, 2026 - www.BinbrookFair.org
Open: Friday September 18, 5pm - 11pm, Saturday September 19, 10am - 11 pm, Sunday September 20 10am - 5 pm
NOTE: Friday and Saturday Gates close at 9pm for entry.

This Ticket is valid for admission on one day only of the fair.
Kids under 12 are free and do not require a ticket.
The tickets are a one-time-use only, and must be presented at the gate in a visible format for scanning. (printed is best)
Limited parking is available and free on the grounds, but if you live locally, walking to the grounds is encouraged!
Day Passes include admission to the Fair and all featured grandstand events scheduled for the day: Friday: Demolition Derby. Saturday: Dodge RAM Rodeo & Demolition Derby. Sunday: Dodge RAM Rodeo.

Please pay attention to our grounds capacity and control protocols, listed very clearly in the Terms & Conditions that must be agreed to on behalf of your party, prior to purchase. If you or anyone in your party disagree, please proceed no further.Note: Those in violation of the agreed terms, may be asked to leave, without refund.

Pedestrians may Enter at: 2600 RR# 56, next to Memorial Hall - or through our entrance at 3120 Binbrook Road (Davis Gate).
Autos must enter through 3120 Binbrook Road (Davis Gate).
Please have passes ready to scan, and exact change for any additional tickets (if available) is appreciated.
No outside alcohol or recreational drugs are permitted, and will not be tolerated.
No dogs on the grounds please, leave them at home (identified service dogs exempted).


Parking Entrance

DAY PASS - Binbrook Fair & Dodge RAM Rodeo 2026

Day Pass - General Admission

Binbrook Agricultural Society

The Ball’s Falls Thanksgiving Festival has been a Niagara tradition since 1974! 
Gather your family and friends and head to Ball’s Falls Conservation Area this Thanksgiving – there is something for everyone!
Shop from over 150 vendors in the bustling craft and artisan market, treat yourself to delicious foods, sample some of the best local craft beers and wines, and listen to amazing live music on the main stage. For the kids, there is endless entertainment and fun – including free face-painting and crafts, magic shows, and live bird-of-prey shows presented by the Canadian Raptor Conservancy. 
The whole family will enjoy exploring the 1800's heritage village, featuring one of Ontario’s oldest operating gristmills, and heading out on a guided nature hike to take in the bright fall foliage and check out Niagara's Escarpment geology with the Niagara Geopark.
For more details on this year’s festival, including the entertainment schedule and a list of participating artisan, food, and beverage vendors, visit www.thanksgivingfestival.ca.
 
Dates & Times
Friday, October 9: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday, October 10: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Sunday, October 11: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Monday, October 12: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
 
Important Information
The Festival will run rain or shine.
Pets are not permitted at the Festival, only valid service animals.
 
Admission and Parking
Tickets are valid for single-entry any day of the festival.
Planning to attend multiple days? Purchase one ticket for each day you plan to attend.
On-site parking for this event is limited and not guaranteed. Please consider carpooling, and arrive early.
Parking is located off of Seventh Avenue, Lincoln. Please follow roadside signage and traffic staff.
 
Pets are not permitted at the Thanksgiving Festival, with the exception of valid service animals.
 

Ball's Falls Conservation Area

Ball's Falls Thanksgiving Festival 2026

General Admission - (valid for single-use entry any day Friday-Monday)

Senior Admission (65+) - (valid for single-use entry any day Friday-Monday)

Student Admission (6 - 11 yrs) - (valid for single-use entry any day Friday-Monday)

Preschool Admission (0 - 4 yrs) - FREE

Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority

Welcome to the CNPL Playoff Championships at The Club at Northfield, the Kitchener–Waterloo region's premier destination for racquet sports. Over three days in Waterloo, the Canadian National Pickleball League crowns its 2026 champion.
Seven national events, a coast-to-coast regular season and a full year of team pickleball come down to this weekend. Six teams remain. One will leave Northfield with the CNPL Championship.
On behalf of the League, we thank our athletes, team owners, officials, volunteers, partners and fans for building this season with us. To everyone joining us in Waterloo; welcome to the CNPL Playoff Championships.
Date: September 25, 26 & 27, 2026Times: Friday from 13:00; Saturday & Sunday 10:00 – 19:00Location: The Club at Northfield, 155 Northfield Drive West, Waterloo, ON
Overview
New this season, here is how a CNPL championship weekend works. The top six teams from the 2026 regular season qualify for the playoffs. The top two seeds earn first-round byes. Every series is a best-of-three, and every match is decided by team play.
Three days, three rounds:

Wild Card Friday — Seed #3 vs. Seed #6 and Seed #4 vs. Seed #5, best-of-three, winners advance.
Semifinal Saturday — Seed #1 and Seed #2 enter, each facing a Friday survivor in a best-of-three series.
Championship Sunday — The two remaining teams meet for the CNPL Championship.

Within these teams are the heart and soul of our league: Canada's top professional pickleball players, alongside the international talent that has made the CNPL one of the most competitive team leagues in the sport. From seasoned veterans to rising stars, this is the deepest field the league has ever sent into a playoff weekend.
The Field
Five teams have already clinched their place in Waterloo:

London Smash (18–4) — the class of the 2026 regular season
Grand River Rapids (16–6) — playing on home soil in Waterloo Region
Toronto United Pickleball Club (16–6)
Montreal Lions (11–11) — the defending CNPL champions
Vancouver Owls (11–11)

The sixth and final playoff berth will be decided at the Season Finale in Burnaby, BC on August 29 & 30. Seeding for all six teams is confirmed once the Finale is complete.
Highlights

Competition at Its Peak: The best team pickleball in the country, with a championship on the line in every series.
Championship Sunday: The trophy is presented on court, in front of the fans who followed this season from Toronto to PEI to Vancouver.
Community Engagement: Join fellow pickleball enthusiasts, fans and supporters in celebrating the sport's growth and the players who define it.

What to Expect

Best-of-three playoff series across all three days.
Scoring format where every rally counts a point.
Intense competition, camaraderie, and a champion crowned on Sunday.

Tickets
General Admission (Weekend Passes)

Early bird weekend passes are $20
Regular price goes up to $40
Daily tickets, are $20 on Semifinal days and $30 on Championship Sunday

Our Partners
The CNPL season is made possible by Club Med, our Official Destination Partner; Owl Sport, our Official Ball Partner; C&D Pickleball Nets, our Official Net Partner; Joola, our Official Paddle Partner; Total Sports Solutions, our Official Flooring Partner; Ontario Pickleball Academy, our Official Equipment Partner; and Game+, the Official Home of the CNPL. Our thanks as well to LADER and Wendy's for their support of the Canadian National Pickleball League and Canadian professional pickleball.
For the season schedule and match times visit the CNPL

The Club at Northfield

CNPL Playoff Championships @ The Club at Northfield

Early Bird - Weekend Pass

CNPL Playoff - Friday Only

CNPL Playoff - Saturday Only

CNPL Playoff - Sunday Only

CNPL Playoff - Weekend Pass

Canadian National Pickleball League

Renowned Persian playwright Houshang Touzie brings his comedy musical The Silver Poet to Toronto for one night only. A touching and thought provoking play about the iconic musician Fereydoun Farrokhzad told using his music and poetry. 
Starring Houshang Touzie, including Nakta Pahlavan, Ali Azizian, Niloofar Parvin, and Mada Davis. 
Join us for an unforgettable evening. 

50 Hallcrown Pl

The Silver Poet

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theworkshop79

🎸 PRESALE STARTS JUNE 10! 🎸
Don't miss Gord Bamford live at The Venue – Peterborough on October 10, 2026 as part of the As Long As There's A Bar Tour!
⭐ Special Guests: • Dallas Alexander • Hunter James
🎟 Public On Sale: June 12
Get your tickets at venueptbo.caDoors 7pm 19+ Event Bottle Service Areas Are Available For Groups 5 -10 People email events@venueptbo.ca for more information. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8STNtIAy2E
#GordBamford #AsLongAsTheresABarTour #PeterboroughEvents #CountryMusic #LiveMusic #TheVenuePTBO #DallasAlexander #HunterJames #OntarioConcerts

The Venue Peterborough

GORD BAMFORD AS LONG AS THERE'S A BAR TOUR

General

VIP Meet & Greet Add-ON

2nd Annual Wasaga Beach Mayor’s Charity RAM Rodeo
October 3–4, 2026  |  Klondike Sports Park 
Get ready for two action-packed days of professional rodeo, live entertainment and fall festival fun at the 2nd Annual Wasaga Beach Mayor’s Charity RAM Rodeo and Hootenanny Fall Festival.
Cheer on the cowboys and cowgirls of the RAM Rodeo Tour, enjoy food, vendors and family-friendly fun, and get the kids in on the action with the Canadian Cowgirls Kids Rodeo—included with admission.
Then, when the rodeo ends Saturday night, the dancing begins at the Mayor’s Charity Two-Step Social under the stars.
It’s a weekend packed with energy, community spirit and unforgettable moments—all while raising funds for local charities.
 
SATURDAY OCTOBER 3, 2026
1:30 PM – Gates open Vendors, food and Alberta Premium Saloon open
2:30 PM – Kids Rodeo with the Canadian Cowgirls Audience participation—all are welcome. Included with admission.
4:00 PM – RAM Rodeo Performance
7:00 PM – Rodeo grounds close
7:30 PM – Two-Step Social doors open
 
SUNDAY OCTOBER 4, 2026
10:30 AM – Gates open Vendors, food and Coors Saloon open
11:30 AM – Kids Rodeo with the Canadian Cowgirls Audience participation—all are welcome. Included with admission.
1:00 PM – RAM Rodeo Performance
5:00 PM – Grounds close
 
The Mayor's 2 Step Social: Dinner & Dance
Saturday, October 3  |  Doors open at 7:30 PM  |  19+ 
When the rodeo ends, the dancing begins.
Grab your friends and head to the Two-Step Social under the stars for a high-energy night of country music, line dancing, two-stepping, great food and cold drinks.
A DJ will get the dance floor moving with today’s top country hits, fan favourites and the hottest country mashups before live music takes over. Whether you know every step or are learning as you go, this is one social you won’t want to miss.
Need a break from the dance floor? Grab a cold drink from the licensed bar and something hot and delicious from the food trucks serving throughout the night.
Your Two-Step Social ticket includes admission to:
⭐ Live band entertainment⭐ DJ playing top country hits, fan favourites and country mashups⭐ Line dancing lessons and an open dance floor⭐ Licensed bar area⭐ Food trucks serving throughout the evening⭐ A high-energy night under the stars supporting local charities
 
Food and beverages are available for purchase.
Pull on your boots, grab your friends and get ready to dance the night away—all while supporting a great cause.

Klondike Park (Sports Park)

Wasaga Beach Mayor's Charity RAM Rodeo 2026

2 Day Child (under 5)

2 day Youth (6-17)

2 day Adult (18+)

1 day child (under 5)

1 Day Child (6-17)

1 Day Adult (18+)

Mayor Charity 2 Step Social (19+)

Town of Wasaga Beach

The 173rd Binbrook Fall Fair - September 18-20, 2026 - www.BinbrookFair.org
Open: Friday September 18, 5pm - 11pm, Saturday September 19, 10am - 11 pm, Sunday September 20, 10am - 5 pm
NOTE: Friday and Saturday Gates close at 9pm for entry.

This Ticket is valid for all three days of the fair - FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
Kids under 12 are free and do not require a ticket.
Bracelets will be placed on the wrists at the entrance gates.
Ticket includes access to the Dodge RAM Rodeo and the Demolition Derby.
Alternatively, they can be picked up in advance between September 1–17, 2026, during office hours. Office hours are listed on our website at www.BinbrookFair.org. If you choose to pick up your bracelet in advance, you will be responsible for ensuring it is properly secured on the wrist before arriving at the fair. To ensure a proper fit, the bracelet should be snug around the wrist with no more than a 1/2 inch gap, ensuring it cannot slide off.
Please be aware that bracelets will become invalid if they are not properly worn on your wrist. The bracelet serves as your official pass for unlimited access to the fair, and any tampering with or removal of the bracelet will VOID it, resulting in a loss of re-entry for the remainder of the fair. It is essential to keep the bracelet securely on your wrist for the entire duration of the event.
The tickets are a one-time-use only, and must be presented at the gate in a visible format for scanning (printed is best).
Limited parking is available and free on the grounds, but if you live locally, walking to the grounds is encouraged!

Please pay attention to our grounds capacity and control protocols, listed very clearly in the Terms & Conditions that must be agreed to on behalf of your party, prior to purchase. If you or anyone in your party disagree, please proceed no further.  Note: Those in violation of the agreed terms, may be asked to leave, without refund.

Pedestrians may Enter at: 2600 RR# 56, next to Memorial Hall - or through our entrance at 3120 Binbrook Road (Davis Gate).
Autos must enter through 3120 Binbrook Road (Davis Gate).
Please have passes ready to scan, and exact change for any additional tickets (if available) is appreciated.
No outside alcohol or recreational drugs are permitted, and will not be tolerated.
No dogs on the grounds please, leave them at home (identified service dogs exempted).


ALL WEEKEND PASS - Binbrook Fair & Dodge RAM Rodeo 2026

All Weekend Pass - General Admission

 
 
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.

Win a Chilly Moose Prize Pack at the Toronto Fall RV Show & Sale!
Our popular giveaway is back for the Toronto Fall RV Show & Sale! When you purchase your show tickets online, you’ll be automatically entered for a chance to win a Chilly Moose Prize Pack — featuring a cooler perfect for all your outdoor adventures and two mugs, courtesy of our partners at Orbit Insurance Services.
How to Enter:
Purchase your tickets online any time between now and October 15th, 2026. 
Purchase online by: October 15th, 2026. 
Winner announced: October 16th, 2026. 
Prize pick-up: At the Show, between Oct 16-18
Skip the line, buy online, and you could start the show with a win!
Disclaimer: By purchasing tickets online, you agree to be entered into the Chilly Moose Prize Pack contest. Your name and email will be shared with the Ontario RV Dealers Association (ORVDA) and Orbit Insurance Services to communicate information about their offerings and prize notification. 
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Toronto Congress Centre

Toronto Fall RV Show & Sale

Single

Couples

Senior Single (65+)

Senior Couples (65+)

Kids (under 16 years)

Ontario Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association

59 King Street North

Dave Wiffen Quintet

General Admission

Under 30

The Jazz Room

Firehall Theatre

The Memory of Water

Northumberland Players

22nd Northern Sprint Car Nationals – Saturday Night
at Ohsweken Speedway
Don’t miss the 22nd running of the Northern Sprint Car Nationals on Saturday night at Ohsweken Speedway. Some of the best sprint car drivers from across Canada and the United States will battle for victory on Canada’s premier dirt oval.
Feature Event: NITRO 54, SIT ‘N’ BULL TIRES & ARROW EXPRESS present the 22nd Northern Sprint Car Nationals
Divisions: 360 Sprint Cars • Crate Sprints (CS)
Ticket Prices: Adults – $40 Seniors – $35 Youth – $30 Kids – $15
Experience the speed, excitement, and intensity of one of Canada’s biggest sprint car racing events. 🏁🔥
 


Ohsweken Speedway

22nd Running of the  NORTHERN SPRINT CAR NATIONALS SATURDAY RACE TICKETS

Adult (18-65)

Youth (13-17)

Senior (65+)

Kids (12 & Under)

Sink or Swim — Singing Through the Noise
This spring, Séan McCann — The Shantyman — returns with a new set of original songs, alongside the trusted favourites audiences know and love, for anyone feeling overwhelmed by the moment we’re living in.
Between constant noise, relentless headlines, and the pressure to keep moving without pause, Sink or Swim asks a simple but vital question: how do we stay afloat when the world feels louder, faster and heavier by the day.  Armed with his guitar, and an unwavering commitment to truth, Séan invites audiences into a shared space of reflection, resilience, and release — where singing isn’t optional, it’s essential.
These are songs about the undertow — and what we do to resist it. About finding your breath when everything feels urgent. About choosing presence over panic, connection over isolation, and humanity over noise.
Come as you are. Leave a little lighter. The choice is yours: Sink or Swim.
 
**Online ticket sales end at noon day of show**
**Tickets available at the door if not sold out.  Cash only**

Hope Springs United

Séan McCann-S.O.S. Live in Elora

Séan McCann Music

 
Come celebrate 171 years of the Milton Fall Fair! 
Crisp air, bright lights, and big fun—the Milton Fall Fair is BACK!
Friday through Sunday, September 25th to 27th, join us at the Milton Fairgrounds for this year’s awesome theme: Urban Agriculture!
We are packing the weekend with all your absolute favourites. Witness the crashing demolition derbies, heavy-hitting truck and tractor pulls, and incredible live entertainment!
Expect delicious fair food, thrilling midway rides, and impressive homecraft displays featuring baking, quilts, and children’s art.
There is truly something for everyone. Grab your tickets now and find the full schedule at www.miltonfair.com 
 
HOURS:
Friday September 25 3:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Saturday September 26 9:00 am - 10:00 pm
Sunday September 27 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
 
Milton Fall Fair Admission Info 
ONLINE:
Friday, Saturday and Sunday Adults: $12
Children 5-12 years: $5
Children under 5 years: Free
Saturday or Sunday Family Pass 2 Adults and 2 Children for $30
 
At the GATES:
Friday, Saturday and Sunday Adults: $15
Children 5-12 years: $5
Children under 5 years: Free
Saturday or Sunday Family Pass 2 Adults and 2 Children for $35
 
Our fair attractions and entertainment are subject to change without notice, and are at the discretion of the Halton Agricultural Society's Board of Directors. Their availability is based on safety being our first priority, and sufficient registration in the case of attractions involving competitions
 
* WE CANNOT ISSUE REFUNDS OR CHANGE TICKET DATES ONCE YOUR PAYMENT HAS BEEN PROCESSED. PLEASE DOUBLE AND TRIPLE CHECK BEFORE YOU PURCHASE!
PROHIBITED ITEMS:​ Weapons of any kind (including replicas). Fireworks/Explosives. Alcoholic beverages (unless purchased on-site). Illegal substances. Glass containers. Noisemakers & Projectiles. Drones/Remote controlled devices
No Smoking/Vaping. No Offensive Attire. No Animals. No Soliciting
Important Notice: No animals allowed at our Fall Fair event. We kindly request that, in the best interest of everyone's safety and enjoyment, no animals will be allowed on the Fairgrounds, with the exception of identifiable service dogs. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in adhering to this rule.
 
FAQ
Q: What day(s) is the fair?
A: In 2026, the fair takes place on September 25th, 26th, & 27th
 
Q: Can I bring my dog?
A: No pets allowed on the property other than properly identified service animals
 
Q: Are there ATM’s on site?
A: Yes, in the Midway
 
Q: When is the Demolition Derby?
A: Saturday at 7:30pm & at Sunday 2pm
 
Q: How do I enter my exhibits in the Fall Fair?
A: Check out our Advanced Prize List under the ‘Fall Fair’ tab on our website. Entries MUST be submitted online via Assist Expo. Double check each individual Class ‘Rules & Regulations’. Bring your entries to the fair Wednesday night or Thursday morning to be judged.
 
Q: Are there accessible facilities?
A: Yes, the Milton Fairgrounds is wheelchair accessible! However, we are a fairground with many outside events and walkways are not paved.
 
Q: What is included with my gate admission?
A: Just about every attraction or activity is included in your gate admission. This includes Demolition Derbies, Truck and Tractor Pulls, Live Bands, Performers, Animal displays and shows, Livestock and Homecraft Exhibits and much more. Some activities are not included and must be paid to the provider.
 
Q: Where do we park?
A: Limited parking is onsite for a $10 fee. Please follow the volunteers’ directions.

Milton Fairgrounds

Milton Fall Fair 2026

Adult Admission

Child Admission

Family Day Pass

Halton Agricultural Society

Girls Night Out The Show®—Wild Nights 2026 Tour—is taking over the stage live at the The Venue Peterborough on October 1st 2026
 
This high-energy, all-male dance revue will have you on the edge of your seat from start to finish with heart-pumping music, chiseled bodies, seductive routines, cheeky humor, and boy-next-door charm.
 
This isn’t the kind of show where you just sit and watch! Girls Night Out The Show® is a fully interactive, immersive experience thundering with excitement. Get ready to get a little wild in an empowering, fun-filled atmosphere and embark on an unforgettable night with your friends.
 
Tickets sell fast—don’t wait! Get yours today!19+ ShowVIP INCLUDES EARLY ENTRY AND PREMIUM SEATING

Girls Night Out The Show

VIP Ticket (Early Entry + Premium Seating)

5th Annual Northern Sprint Car Nationals – Friday Night
at Ohsweken Speedway
Join us for Friday Night of the 5th Annual Northern Sprint Car Nationals at Ohsweken Speedway, featuring an exciting night of dirt track racing as drivers battle wheel-to-wheel on Canada’s premier dirt oval.
Special Feature: FLAMBORO MACHINE SHOP & CONNELL’S CONSTRUCTION present the 5th Annual Northern Sprint Car Nationals
Divisions: 360 Sprint Cars • Crate Sprints (CS) • Thunder Stocks (TS) • Mini Stocks (MS)
Ticket Prices: Adults & Seniors – $30 Children – $20
Don’t miss an exciting Friday night of racing at Ohsweken Speedway. 🏁🔥
 

5th Running of the NORTHERN CRATE NATIONALS FRIDAY RACE TICKETS

Civic Recreation Complex

PALA  Championships - On The Road to LA28 - Tournament + Weekend Passes

Full Tournament Pass (6 days - Tues - Sunday)

Weekend Pass (Fri - Sunday)

Youth Tournament Pass (6 days - Tues - Sunday)

Youth Weekend Pass (Fri - Sunday)

Lacrosse Canada

FORREST JONES ENTERTINAMENT & GASLIGHT EVEENTS COMPANY PRESENTS:Revisited – The ABBA Tribute | Live at Tapestry Hall
Get ready for a night of unforgettable music, dazzling costumes, and non-stop dancing as Revisited – The ABBA Tribute takes the stage at Tapestry Hall!
Experience the timeless hits that made ABBA one of the biggest pop groups of all time, performed live by one of North America's premier tribute acts. Sing along to iconic classics including Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia, Waterloo, Take a Chance on Me, Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!, Fernando, SOS, and many more.
Whether you're a lifelong ABBA fan or simply looking for a fun night out, this high-energy performance captures the magic, sound, and excitement of the legendary Swedish supergroup. Featuring authentic costumes, incredible musicianship, and all the nostalgia of the disco era, it's a show that will have you singing and dancing from start to finish.
Event Details

Date: Thursday, October 22
Venue: Tapestry Hall, Cambridge, Ontario
Show Starts: 7:30pm
Reserved Seating
Tickets: Starting at $55 + tax + fees

Gather your friends, put on your dancing shoes, and join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating the music of ABBA.
Tickets are limited and reserved seating is expected to sell quickly—secure yours today!

Tapestry Hall

Revisited - The ABBA Tribute

Seated Admission

Forrest Jones Entertainment

Celebrate tradition, community, and good old-fashioned fun at the Coldwater Fall Fair, held the last full weekend of September in Coldwater. With a proud agricultural heritage dating back to 1893, the Fair brings together generations for three unforgettable days of excitement and rural celebration.
Enjoy one of the largest midways in the area, packed with thrilling rides and games for all ages. Experience crowd favorite's like the tractor pulls and demolition derby, explore agricultural exhibitions and competitions, and get up close with farm animals. Browse unique vendors, take in live entertainment, and celebrate this year’s theme, “Country Life ” Celebrating rural traditions, farming, harvest season, and the strong sense of community that defines small-town and agricultural living.
Whether you come for the midway lights, the motorsports action, the livestock shows, or the homemade exhibits, the Coldwater Fall Fair is fun for the whole family — and a tradition you won’t want to miss.

Coldwater Fall Fair

2026 Coldwater Fall Fair

Reawakening: Stories by the Fire 2026 
with special guest and story-teller, Geneviève Gros-Louis 
Saturday, September 26, 2026 
5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 
Ball's Falls Conservation Area 3292 Sixth Avenue, Lincoln ON, L0R 1C0 
  
In 2026, Reawakening returns with an engaging evening rich in sound, song, stories and community, featuring a three-part experience suitable for all generations.
The evening will begin with a community circle, where guests will be introduced to our hosts and the lands they will be learning on. From opening circle, guests will choose their path for part two of the evening, selecting between a 45-minute guided walk along the Sounds of the Forest Sonic Trail or an Every Child Matters beading workshop.
Sounds of the Forest Sonic Trail
Curated and produced in 2024 by Michele-Elise Burnett, Sounds of the Forest is an immersive journey through the living landscape of Ball’s Falls, where Indigenous story, song and teachings are woven into the water, forest and land itself.
Beginning in gratitude, guests are invited to slow down, listen and walk differently. Following Twenty Mile Creek and entering the coolness of the Carolinian Forest, they will hear the voices of Elders, Knowledge Keepers, singers and artists while encountering the many relations who share this place: moss-covered Grandfather Rocks, Tree Nations, native plants, birds, pollinators and the waters that continue to shape the land.
A gratitude prayer grounds the journey. Creation stories invite us to pause beneath the forest canopy. At the Upper Falls, we are reminded that Water is Life, before music and teachings carry us back through the trees and toward the fire.
The trail creates space to step away from the noise of everyday life and listen deeply enough to discover that when the voices become quiet, the land is still speaking. Guests can tune in to the sonic trail through their smart phone device and headset, or listen to the projected sounds, shared by experienced interpreters.
From the trail, the journey returns to the fire, where story and music continue in another form.
 
The Beading Workshop will take place around the fire, with facilitators guiding guests through a take-home beaded craft, weaving Indigenous teachings into tangible art.
 
Following the guided walk and workshop, guests will gather in circle under the stars, next to the Twenty Mile Creek, to hear Stories the Land Remembers. The telling of the Huron-Wendat Creation Story, memory, and classical violin by firelight with Geneviève Gros-Louis. 
In the traditional circle of fire and story, Geneviève will share the Huron-Wendat Creation Story of Ya’ta’ Yätaentsic, Sky Woman, and the beginning of Turtle Island. From Creation, the story will move into the land beneath our feet and the waters beside us, sharing the Huron-Wendat story carried within the name of Lake Ontario, Ontari’io, and the enduring presence of the Huron-Wendat people, whose ancestors lived upon and travelled through these lands before displacement carried their communities elsewhere.
But this will not be storytelling in the way many of us expect, Geneviève’s violin becomes part of the story itself. Original compositions are woven between spoken words, memory and Creation, allowing the voice of the classical violin to rise from the firelight and carry the story in another form. At times gentle. At times powerful. At times holding what words alone cannot.
There is something extraordinary in that meeting, an ancient way of gathering around the fire, a classical instrument more often associated with the concert hall.
Huron-Wendat story, memory and contemporary composition coming together in one living experience. Not two worlds competing with one another, but two ways of expression meeting in relationship. Through story and music, Geneviève reminds us that Indigenous culture is not something held only in the past. It continues to move, adapt, create and speak across generations.
Around the fire, story and music will remind us that these lands still remember, and that when we listen deeply enough, the old stories continue to find their way home.
 Reawakening will offer an opportunity to reflect on Indigenous stories, songs, and histories, allowing us to consider the future and next seven generations, and the legacies that bind us to the Natural World, reminding us of the responsibilities and gifts we share.
 
About Geneviève Gros-Louis: 
Geneviève Gros-Louis is a Los Angeles–based composer, producer, and violinist from the Huron-Wendat Nation whose work bridges Indigenous tradition and contemporary sound. CBC spotlighted her as “the Wendat violinist weaving her culture into music for the masses,” a mission that runs through her work across film, television, concert halls, and stages worldwide. She has scored multiple seasons of National Geographic’s Emmy-winning Life Below Zero, Magnolia Pictures’ A Savage Art: The Life and Cartoons of Pat Oliphant (dir. Bill Banowsky), and the award-winning short film Courage (dir. Eric Michael Hernandez). Her recent film and television credits include OPB’s Guardian of the Land (dir. LaRonn Katchia) and Reclaim My Skin (dir. Marie Clements), Hallmark, and her original music has been featured on AMC Networks’ Dark Winds.
In 2025, she recorded her debut orchestral album at Abbey Road Studios in London with members of the London Symphony Orchestra and Royal Philharmonic Orchestra for Audio Network, and premiered Ya’ta’ with Ensemble Urbain in Montréal, bringing the Wendat clay-creation story to life, including a custom wood-fired clay percussion instrument she helped create. A #GRAMMYsNextGen artist and member of the Recording and Television Academies, her collaborations include Nelly Furtado, John Densmore (The Doors), the Clooney Foundation for Justice, Dancing with the Stars, and Indigenous music icons Pura Fé (Ulali), Keith Secola, and Tony Duncan. Her music has been featured at Cannes Film Festival, Paris Fashion Week, Santa Fe Indian Market, and in museums and cultural showcases around the world.
At the heart of her work is storytelling through music, composing living narratives that carry memory, honour community, and connect audiences to the pulse of the people behind the story.
For more information: https://www.genevievegroslouis.com/ 
 
Maximum Capacity: 

75 participants (space is limited) 


Tickets are required  

Accessibility: 

The majority of the evening will be accessible; however, the first 40 minutes will include a guided trail walk on natural trails, which have rocks, roots and may be slippery/uneven. 


Trail difficulty is rated Easy-Moderate. 


Please come prepared with appropriate footwear and outerwear for an evening outdoors and walking on the trail. 

How to Prepare: 

All programming will take place outdoors. 


Please bring your lawn chair or picnic blanket for Stories by the Fire, picnic tables will also be available for guest seating. 


Please be prepared for an evening outside, including walking on natural and uneven trails. 


Guests may choose to bring along a smart phone device and headset to enjoy the sonic sounds from the forest on the guided walk and audio tour. 
The guided trail walk will include projected audio for those who do not bring their own device & headset. 

 
Important Information: 

In case of inclement weather, ticket holders will be notified by email and/or phone in advance as soon as possible before the event start time regarding cancellation or postponement. 

  
This event is presented with support provided by: 

Kakekalanicks  


Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority 


Bridges Niagara 


Reawakening: Stories by the Fire

Sept 26: Sonic Trail Walk and Stories by the Fire

Happy Birthday Leonard, with Micah Barnes Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview Avenue
Show at 8pm, Doors at 7pm$40+ in advance, $47+at the door
Alma/Universal recording artist Micah Barnes salutes Montreal’s favourite son in an intimate concert of Leonard Cohen classics! Micah’s rich baritone voice brings a new perspective to Leonard Cohen’s powerful lyrics, honouring the intricacy of the storytelling and the depth of musicality in these much-celebrated songs. Join Micah and his band of top-flight musicians, including guest vocalist Rique Franks, on a magical journey though Leonard’s world! Friday September 18.
Opening set by  Barbara Lynch is one of those special artists whose music not only happily spans categories, but also time and place. In her music you can hear echoes of jazz, folk, blues, barrel-house boogie and old-time religion hymns. It wouldn't be out of place in the New Orleans of the early 1990's. The south side of Chicago in the 1950's, 52nd street in its' heyday, or the West Coast of the 1970's. In other words, she is a genuine 21 st century artist. She would be an excellent addition to any music bill.

Hugh's Room

Happy Birthday Leonard, with Micah Barnes and Barbara Lynch

Students / Arts worker / Underemployed

Hugh's Room Live

Ben and Tom Waters Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview Avenue
Show at 8pm, Doors at 7pm$30+ in advance, $37+at the door
ACCESSIBILITY UPDATE: Please be advised that while our accessibility renovations are largely complete, we are still awaiting the TSSA license for our new elevator. Unfortunately, this means the elevator cannot yet be used by the public.
If you purchased tickets expecting full accessibility and can no longer attend, we will provide a full refund. Please email info@hughsroomlive.com. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Ben Waters is one of Britain's most celebrated boogie-woogie and rock & roll pianists. A lifetime on stage has taken him from small blues clubs to sold-out international venues, sharing stages with legends including Charlie Watts, The Rolling Stones and many more. Joining Ben is his son, Tom Waters, a London-based rising star in the world of rhythm & blues, jazz, funk, blues and Latin music. Prodigiously talented, Tom Waters has travelled the world from pre-teenage years playing with his father. His early years included tours of Japan (Tokyo’s Glee Club with Keito Siato) and the Antipodes (with Tim Ries, Bernard Fowler and Chris Jagger). 
Since then, Tom has graduated from London’s Royal Academy of Music and established himself in the UK music scene, playing and/or recording with luminaries such as The Rolling Stones, Jeff Beck, George Thorogood, Ray Davies and the B.B. King All Stars. He is also a regular with Jools Holland’s R&B Orchestra. Monday September 14.

Ben and Tom Waters

SEPTEMBER 18 // 7 PM DOORS 8 PM SHOW // $5all prices + fees
I AM PRODUCING MY FIRST EVER PRODUCTION EVENT
INTRODUCING SCENE STEALER
Every month I will bring in four contestants to steal the spotlight. Each contestant will prepare a production number based on the theme and it’s up to YOU who will reign supreme. This month we’re falling in love at first sight! The winner will walk away with an extra $100 based on audience vote.
WHO WILL BE THE…SCENE STEALER
SEPTEMBER 18THDOORS @ 7PMSHOW @ 8PM SHARP
With a Scene Stealer ticket purchase you will get free admission into Slur
Tickets available at …
I am beyond excited to bring Scene Stealer to the village! Thank you so much to @buddies for trusting me with the space! My goal with Scene Stealer is to bring more opportunities for production drag to the village. I want each performer more than anything to bring a number they are passionate about, one they wouldn’t be able to do on a regular night.
Huge shout out to Booty Cornfed for all your help with logistics, would not be possible without you!
LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION
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

SCENE STEALER by Midas

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Buddies in Bad Times Theatre

junespell is an indie/alt-folk independent artist from mexico, now based in toronto. her music is characterized by soft layered harmonies, warm arrangements, and introspective lyrics exploring love, longing, memory, and the experience of finding home between cultures. with a gentle, intimate, and emotionally rich sound, junespell creates songs that feel like quiet reflections on the moments that shape us.since arriving in toronto, junespell has performed at venues, festivals, community events, radio stations, and showcases across the city, sharing her heartfelt storytelling with audiences through her evolving sound.
Instagram
Openers: Keelin O'HaraMaïa Greco

Burdock Music Hall

Junespell

Harry Manx Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview AvenueShow at 8pm, Doors at 7pm$50+ in advance, $58+ at the door | $25+ student tickets in advance, $30+ student tickets at the door
“Mysticssippi” bluesman Harry Manx has been called an “essential link” between the music of East and West, creating musical short stories that wed the tradition of the blues with the depth of classical Indian ragas. He has created a unique sound that is hard to forget and deliciously addictive.
Harry forged his distinctive style by studying at the feet of the masters, first as a sound man in the blues clubs of Toronto during his formative years, and then under a rigorous tutelage with Vishwa Mohan Bhatt in India. Bhatt is the inventor of the 20-stringed Mohan Veena, which has become Harry’s signature instrument.
Harry played slide guitar for many years before meeting Bhatt in Rajasthan. He started at the beginning under Bhatt’s tutelage, unlearning most of what he knew about playing a slide instrument. He learned Eastern scales and eventually ragas, deceptively complex and regimented musical patterns that form the basis of Indian composition. Learning the voicings of Indian music is a subtle art that comes with time. Harry spent most of twelve years in India learning that. It was later that Harry decided to explore the connection between Indian ragas and blues scales which eventually led to the Indo-blues hybrid that has become his style. Saturday September 19.
Joining Harry will be Clayton Doley from Australia on Hammond organ, Kevin Breit on guitar and Steve Marriner on bass and harmonica. They will be playing songs from Harry's new release Falling Upwards.

Harry Manx

Elissa Mielke is a Canadian singer/songwriter and composer from the forests of Dundas, Ontario. A stunning live performer and multi-instrumentalist, her most recent release followed acclaim from Pitchfork who called her voice “oceanic.. an immense ocean of an instrument, as complex in its sweetness as raw honey,” and Rolling Stone, who praised her skilled songwriting and "richly textured voice that can evoke love, heartbreak, and nostalgia." Her secular hymns evoke great storytellers like Emmylou Harris, Lucinda Williams, and Carole King. She'll be playing some very special new songs from an upcoming release in 2026--so you'll be hearing them here first!
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Elissa Mielke

Daeyong Lim is a jazz vocalist, bandleader and arranger born in South Korea. His baritone voice explores a wide range of dynamics and emotions through songs. Drawing inspirations from Louis Armstrong’s joy, Count Basie’s swing to Marvin Gaye’s soul and the spirit of Korean Folk Singing, he released The Echoes of Silence EP to share his immigrant experience through his interpretation of the Great American Songbook repertoire.
He studied music at Humber Polytechnic in Toronto where he was exposed to a wide range of music and mentored by figures such as Jocelyn Gould, Alex Dean, Christine Duncan, Shelly Burger and Hilario Duran. To further his study in the American art form, he attended Tribeca Jazz Institute in New York and was closely coached by the jazz giants of today such as Chris Byars, Ari Roland, Michael Kanaan, Benny Benack III, Greg Ruggiero and Lucy Yeghiazharyan.
On September 15th, Daeyong will bring his swingin' ensemble to showcase some of his original arrangements with his favourite people. Join us for the good vibes!
@yes.dae

Daeyong and Friends

September 20th, Sunday // 2 PM - 8 PM // $10-15all prices + fees
Bringing you the first Tea Dance in a MINUTE at Buddies, honey! A Sunday day party to wind summer down. We'll have the windows open, the music blasting and your favourite old wave, disco and house hits from local DJs Lushus Lix, DJ Aural & Booty Cornfed b2b Thirdeye!
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.

TEA DANCE!

Early Bird

General Ticket

A night of electric folk music celebrating the warm days of late summer, with Toronto-based singer/songwriter Dale Ross.
Drawing on the colourful lyricism of Paul Simon, the earnest rock n’ roll of Tom Petty, and the modern whimsy of Ben Howard, Dale Ross is influenced by sound and style from across the decades. Born on the west coast of British Columbia, and living in 4 provinces from west to east, he has woven his way across the country and back more than a few times now, crafting songs that tell of travel, of real places and times and people.
This tour will differ from past shows with electric guitar taking centre stage, offering up ethereal tones and colours in a continually developing sound.
https://www.instagram.com/dalerayross/https://www.youtube.com/@dalerayross

Dale Ross - Late Summer Tour - Live in Toronto

Date: Thursday, September 17, 2026Time: 7:00 pm – 8:00 pmLocation: Bata Shoe Museum, 327 Bloor St. W.Tickets: $25
Join us for a fascinating evening with archaeologist Elizabeth Greene, whose extensive research at Vindolanda has helped reshape our understanding of life on the edge of the Roman Empire.
Drawing on her firsthand excavation experience, Greene will take us behind the scenes of the dig: what it feels like to carefully unearth history layer by layer, the challenges of working in the soil of northern England, and the thrill of discovering objects that have not been touched in nearly two millennia.
Located just south of Hadrian’s Wall, Vindolanda is one of Britain’s most extraordinary Roman sites, famed for its remarkably preserved artifacts—including leather shoes, writing tablets, and everyday objects that offer intimate glimpses into ancient lives. Whether you’re passionate about archaeology, Roman history, or the stories hidden beneath our feet, this is an evening not to be missed
ABOUT ELIZABETH GREENE:
 Dr. Elizabeth Greene is Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair in Roman Archaeology at the University of Western Ontario in Canada. She has excavated at the site of Vindolanda and researched aspects of the museum collection since 2002, and is currently working on an extended research project on the Roman shoes and leather objects from the site.

Bata Shoe Museum

Curator's Talk: Unearthing Vindolanda

Jovino Santos Neto Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview Avenue
Show at 8pm, Doors at 7pm$45+ in advance, $52+at the door, $30 Student/Arts Worker/Underemployed Ticket
Autumn Jazz Ticket Bundle: Swing into Fall for only $90 with our Autumn Jazz Package. From the vibrant Brazilian rhythms and dazzling musicianship of Jovino Santos Neto, to the celebrated jazz and chamber ensembles of the Brian Dickinson Trio with the Penderecki String Quartet, and the swinging big-band tradition of Jim Galloway’s Wee Big Band, experience all that jazz has to offer. 
Three-time Latin Grammy nominee Jovino Santos Neto, a master pianist, composer and arranger, is one of the most important Brazilian musicians working today. Currently based in Seattle, Washington, he has throughout his career been closely affiliated with the Brazilian master Hermeto Pascoal. He was an integral part of Pascoal's group from 1977 to1992 where he fine-tuned his artistry, performing around the world and co-producing several legendary records. Pascoal, who passed away last year at age 89, was described by the Guardian as a "brilliant multi-instrumentalist and composer who beguiled the world with fusions of north-Brazilian rural music, jazz and contemporary-classical forms, and mimicry of all manner of forest and city sounds. If ever a contemporary musician deserved to be called a force of nature, it was Pascoal."
Jovino’s personal style is a creative blend of energetic grooves, deep harmonies, telepathic improvisation, lyrical melodies and great ensemble playing, always inspired and informed by the colorful richness of Brazilian music. His compositions include samba, choro, baião, xote, forró, marcha and many more styles, rooted in centuries-old musical tradition while pointing to new and adventurous harmonic languages. Jovino currently leads his Seattle-based Quinteto and Trio. He taught piano and composition at Cornish College of the Arts for 26 years. He can also be heard around the world as a piano soloist, working with symphony orchestras, jazz big bands, chamber music groups, and in collaboration with musicians such as his mentor Hermeto Pascoal, Bill Frisell, Paquito d’Rivera, Airto Moreira, Claudio Roditi, David Sanchez, Joe Locke, Anat Cohen and many more.
This unique concert will pay tribute to Hermeto and Jovino's music, with Mark Kelso (drums), Roberto Occhipinti (bass), Michael Occhipinti (guitar), and Christine Jensen (woodwinds). Thursday September 17.

Celebrate the Music of Hermeto Pascoal with Jovino Santos Neto

Replay Storytelling presents First Things First
Replay Storytelling's 11th season is here, and we are ecstatic about what’s to come!
Join us at Burdock Music Hall on Wednesday, September 16th for First Things First—true stories of fresh starts, first chances, and forging ahead.
This season is all about new beginnings. The leap into something unknown, the courage it takes to try again, and the moments that quietly (or not so quietly) change everything that comes after.
If you want to tell a story at this show, or any of our upcoming shows, click here submit your story. (link: https://www.replaystorytelling.com/tellastory/) (Deadline: Friday, September 4th)
🎟️ Tickets are $20 in advance, or $25 at the door.
📹 Live-stream tickets are $20.Get your tickets now!
☽ Replay Storytelling presents First Things First📍Burdock Music Hall | 1184 Bloor Street West📅 Wednesday, September 16th, 2026🕢 Doors 7pm | Show at 7:30pm(Seating is limited, so get there early to grab your seat!)
About Replay Storytelling:
Replay Storytelling is a Toronto-based not-for-profit organization dedicated to the craft and culture of true personal storytelling. Through curated live shows, an annual festival, workshops, and mentorship, we educate and inspire both storytellers and audiences, alike.
We produces a series of live shows where people tell true, personal stories based on their own lived experiences. We are a safe and open space where we share vulnerable moments—stories replayed from the memories we hold.
For each show, we pick a theme and invite anyone to submit a true, personal story drawn from their life. We then select six people to share those moments live on stage.
You can learn more at replaystorytelling.com
 

Replay Storytelling Presents: First Things First

Live Stream

SECOND SHOW - SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 20
New York-based rock band Platinum Moon (AvA Anduze, Anton, Joseph Klettner, Ethan Grossman) is known for their dynamic sound and energetic live performances, merging the raw grit of classic rock 'n' roll with danceable, catchy hooks of modern popular rock. The band has headlined shows and performed festivals across the US and Canada, sharing the stage with numerous established artists including All Time Low, Train, and The X Ambassadors. Platinum Moon released their latest single "Table For Three" in March of 2026, adding to their discography of two full length albums and one EP.
Instagram / Facebook / Spotify / TikTok / Website / YouTube

Platinum Moon (Second Show)

Penderecki Quartet w. Brian Dickinson Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview Avenue
Show at 8pm, Doors at 7pm$45+ in advance, $52+at the door
Autumn Jazz Ticket Bundle: Swing into Fall for only $90 with our Autumn Jazz Package. From the vibrant Brazilian rhythms and dazzling musicianship of Jovino Santos Neto, to the celebrated jazz and chamber ensembles of the Brian Dickinson Trio with the Penderecki String Quartet, and the swinging big-band tradition of Jim Galloway’s Wee Big Band, experience all that jazz has to offer. 
Brian Dickinson has been a fixture on the Canadian jazz scene for over thirty-five years. He has performed internationally with artists including Lee Konitz, Jerry Bergonzi,  Michael and Randy Brecker, Pat LaBarbera, Kirk MacDonald, Kenny Wheeler and John Abercrombie. He is a multiple JUNO award winner. As a sideman, he has played on over eighty recordings. For the past two years, he has been an active member of the Canadian Jazz Collective, touring and recording in Europe and North America.
The Penderecki String Quartet, approaching the third decade of an extraordinary career, has become one of the most celebrated chamber ensembles of their generation. These four musicians from Poland, Canada and the USA bring their varied yet collective experience to create performances that demonstrate their “remarkable range of technical excellence and emotional sweep” (Globe and Mail). Their recent schedule has included concerts in New York (Weill Hall at Carnegie Hall), Amsterdam (Concertgebouw), Los Angeles (REDCAT at Disney Hall), St. Petersburg, Paris, Prague, Berlin, Rome, Belgrade, Zagreb, and Atlanta, as well as appearances at international festivals in Poland, Lithuania, Italy, Venezuela, Brazil and China. They are in their 20th year as Quartet-in-Residence at Wilfrid Laurier University. See the Penderecki String Quartet with Brian Dickinson on Sunday September 20.

Brian Dickinson Trio ft. Kelly Jefferson, Jim Vivian w/ Penderecki String Quartet

September 19, 2026 // 10pm // $25-35all prices + fees
 
Club Q and Normie Corp join forces to throw a tactile cabaret with DJs, live music, and drag performances.Touch grass and shake ass. Let's get intimate In Real Life.

Tier 1

Tier 2

Liz Hogg is a classical & electric guitarist and composer/singer-songwriter from Brooklyn, NY. Hogg has been described as possessing “energy, expressive dynamics and phrasing” (American Record Guide), “fantastic work” (Classical Guitar Magazine) and “playing with a more distinctive and original approach that includes quickly-strummed chords, chiming arpeggios, and rapid-fire picking” (Geoff Cabin). Her playing has been further characterized as “strong, precise, and powerful” (Bushwick Music Daily), “radiating in its own light” (New Noise Magazine), carrying “élan and fine precision” (Fanfare), and “displaying a confrontational spectrum of emotions” (Music & Riots).As both a classical guitarist and performer of her original music, Hogg has toured twenty six countries across four continents and twenty two US states playing numerous festivals and concert halls, including SXSW, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and Brookfield Place, as well as Portugal’s Casa da Música and Mexico’s Tlaqná Concert Hall. She has received grants and awards from Chamber Music America, Citizens Committee for New York City, Queens College, the Maurice Kagan Memorial Scholarship Award for Excellence in an Orchestral Instrument, and Mannes College.Hogg has recorded around a dozen albums, released by labels including Albany, Don Giovanni, Aagoo, New Focus, Centaur and Mouca. Her recordings and performances have been noted or reviewed in publications including The New Yorker, The New York Times, NME, Big Takeover, Classical Guitar Magazine and MTV. She currently performs and writes solo and in various groups, and teaches privately in addition to owning Sonder School of Music.
Website / Instagram / Facebook / Twitter / YouTube / Spotify / LinkedIn / TikTok / SoundcloudSara Rose Hébert (they/them) opens hearts and soothes souls with musings of love, compassion, and spirituality. Their unique songwriting offers a blend of indie and anti-folk sounds laden with soulful vocals and hypnotic guitar parts. With intricate melodies and heartfelt lyrics, fans describe Sara Rose's performance as a "hug in music form." The clarity of their voice and their ineffable stage presence will take you on an unforgettable journey.Timmins, Ontario born-and-raised, this queer, neurodivergent Franco-Ontarian has released three albums in English since 2010. They are now recording a francophone album, in their home on Lekwungen territory (colonially known as Victoria, BC), set to be released in late 2027.
Website / Instagram / Bandcamp / YouTube / Apple Music / SpotifyTRAUMAQUEEN is a 4-piece Canadian rock band with members from Toronto and Barrie, Ontario. Having met as part of an Emerging Artist Program years before, the band formed in May 2025. Their unique blend of soaring vocals and killer guitar riffs find the perfect balance of paying homage to their classic rock idols of the past while still sounding current. With influences including Aerosmith, Heart, and Van Halen, TRAUMAQUEEN combines catchy melodies and lyrics that bite. Their live performance is something to behold and will leave you feeling electrified for days after. They have just released their debut single Heard of You out now on streaming platforms everywhere.
Instagram / YouTube / Spotify

Liz Hogg (NYC) / Sara Rose Hébert / TRAUMAQUEEN at Burdock Music Hall

Join us at Collective Arts Toronto on Friday, September 11th for a night of live music featuring three standout artists from the Samsung True North Tunes program: B.L.U, Julianna Jones, and Brooke Stilla
These three artists are featured performers from the True North Tunes Top 100, a national program created in partnership with Samsung Canada and Complex Canada to spotlight and support Canada’s next generation of emerging musical talent.
Friday, September 18thCollective Arts Toronto777 Dundas St W.Toronto, ONDoors: 7:30 PMShow: 8:00–11:00 PMTickets: $1019+ Event
Grab a ticket, come hang, and discover three of the artists currently making their mark through True North Tunes.

Collective Arts Toronto

Live Music: B.L.U, Julianna Jones, Brooke Stilla

Collective Arts Hamilton

Saturday, September 19th- Scarborough, ONLocation: Royal Canadian Legion Branch 73 (2 Robinson Ave.)Time: VIP/Meet & Greet 6pm, Doors Open 6:30pm, Bell time 7pmTickets: VIP First Priority Access Meet & Greet $30, General Admission $25 in advance, $30 at the door,Advance Tickets Available At: TBAAdvance Tickets Online At: cwetickets.com 

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 73

CWE Presents The Rumble To Remember Tour

VIP First Access

Canadian Wrestling's Elite

Shreya Ghoshal brings her celebrated voice to Scotiabank Arena in Toronto for an evening of Indian music, powerful vocals, and timeless favourites. One of the most recognized playback singers in Indian cinema, Ghoshal has built an acclaimed career spanning Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Marathi, and other Indian languages, with a repertoire that reaches audiences around the world.
➕ What You'll GetAdmission to Shreya Ghoshal live performance
➕ Important Information

Event date: Sunday, September 13
Show time: 7:00pm
Venue: Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, ON
All sales are final unless the event is cancelled or rescheduled
Arrive early for the best experience

Secure your tickets today and experience Shreya Ghoshal live at Scotiabank Arena.

Scotiabank Arena

Shreya Ghoshal - Scotiabank Arena

Lower Level 106

Showpass Events CA

September 17, 2026 // 9pm // $15all prices + fees
JUST FEEL IT: Back 2 Skool — Volume 5Toronto's monthly OTA vogue night returns to Buddies in Bad Times Theatre for a back to school edition. Class is back in session. Bring your A-game.When: Thursday, September 17thDoors: 9PM - 1AMLSS: 9:45PMWhere: Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, 12 Alexander StreetPrice: $15Age: 19+Categories:Virgin RunwayBaby VogueFaceBest-Dressed SpectatorRunwaySoft & Cunt vs. DramaticsRealness category winner takes home a $200 grand prize.MC: Yéila SirianoDJ: Legendary Canada Father Pleasure Juicy CoutureJust Feel It is proudly presented by Milani Telfar & The PrEP Clinic, Toronto's home for free testing, PrEP access, and queer community health resources. Presenting sponsors also include Jems.This event is run by Fem Queens, for the community, in the Village. Come walk. Come watch. Come feel it.All taxes and fees apply. Tickets available online or at the door.

Just Feel It: Toronto Vogue Nights

Step into the extraordinary with Enchanta—a touring series of immersive fairytale festivals that blur the line between reality and fantasy. From the glowing trails of Enchanta Forest to the adventure of Enchanta Village, each event offers unforgettable performances, otherworldly art, live concerts by The Toronto String Quartet, and enchanting night markets that make life feel straight out of a fairytale.
Whether you're chasing magic beneath the trees or dancing through a village square, our events are designed for dreamers, adventurers, and anyone seeking a night unlike any other.
✨ Browse all upcoming events below!

ENCHANTA FOREST: 550 Belsyde Avenue, Fergus, AND

Enchanta

ENCHANTA

The Enchanta Company Inc.

September 11, 2026 // 10PM // Two Rooms (Full-Facility)
CALLING ALL THE BARN YARD & FARM SIDE ANIMALS!
 
Do you ever just wanna hide in the shadows, create a new Fursona?! 🐶
 
On September 11th, GAY RIGHTS returns for Volume 14: BARN HAUS on the village’s biggest barn floor at BUDDIES!
 
As fellow live-cock, we are sick and tired of these farmers bossing us around and we say NO MORE! At sunset, we strike the barn and claim it as ours.
 
If you like to hanky panky after dark, survived rural Ontariable, and are NOT lactose intolerant, it BEHOOVES you to come shake ass at this Barnyard Bash!
 
Bring your Pigs, Pups, Dollies, Chicks and Mares. Don’t come looking cute, come feeling UDDERLY WHOREGEOUS! This one is for the Southern Ontario summer that never was, the country girls who make do, and the farmhand trade who paints like Pig-casso!
 
As always there will be 2 rooms; the rage room for the Throw Down and the House Room for the Ho Down!
 
Old CuckDonald has a farm… Gay Guy They Guy Hoooooo
 
#TitsUpForDollyParton
Volume 14 sounds by Bambii, Buccaltheft (YYZ), Karim Olen Ash, Booty Cornfed, Xeon Æon, Kerub, Delicious DJ, Zola & DIVAA (KW)
 
 
 

Gay Rights (Vol. 14)

September 12, 2026 // 9:00PM 
$40 + fees
Queer ye, queer ye! When the sun goes down, the kingdom comes alive...Join us at Saturday Knight Fever where a nighttime Renaissance Faire meets the dance floor. Wander through the Buddies realm and discover vendors, performances, fantastical creatures (that’s you!), and a dance floor fit for royalty.Whether you're a humble knight, a mischievous fairy, a noble of the royal court, a wandering townsperson, a mystical fawn, or even the bubonic plague itself (we won't judge) - this is your chance to embrace your fantasy. Costumes are mandatory. So dust off your armour, polish your crown, get ready to don thy finest and dance thy hardest.The kingdom awaits!
 
 
 

Saturday Knight Fever

Bootycandy
Written by Robert O'Hara, Directed by Jay Northcott
September 30 – October 17, 2026
The durational comedy of parental hypocrisy. A reverend in high heels. A formal lesbian breakup at a tropical destination. 
The THEYHEARD folks are trying to start new rumours, but fortunately, we’ve got a lot of witnesses. Bootycandy shows us a young man’s experience of power, permissibility, and privilege from the childhood dinner table to the playwrights’ circle to the dark disarray of a stranger’s hotel room. Robert O’Hara’s meta-theatrical, semi-autobiographical dark comedy fleshes out an intricate embodiment of Black queer life.
 
Opening Night: October 1st
Black Out Night: October 2nd
Mask Mandatory Show: October 4th
ASL-interpreted Show: October 8th
 
Creative Team
Jay Northcott // DirectorNick Blais // Set DesignerArianna Moodie // Costume DesignerDarren Shaen // Lighting DesignerDavid Ariza // Sound Designer + ComposerLish Evans // Set Design Associate
Helen Belay // Performer (Actor 1)Kyle Brown // Performer (Actor 2)Meghan Swaby // Performer (Actor 3)Christopher Allen // Performer (Actor 4)Dan Mousseau //  Performer (Actor 5)
Farnoosh Talebpour // Stage ManagerJazmine De Sousa // Apprentice Stage Manager
 
 
 
About Obsidian: Founded in 2000, Obsidian is Canada’s leading culturally specific theatre company. An award winning organization, Obsidian Theatre has spent over 25 years training, producing and showcasing Black artists across the country.
 

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Discover the treasures of North America's inspiring, charming and surprising shoe museum.
Located in Toronto, the Bata Shoe Museum (BSM) regularly displays over a thousand shoes and related artefacts, chosen from a collection of almost 14,000 objects, in architect Raymond Moriyama’s iconic, award-winning building. The BSM celebrates the style, development and function of footwear across four impressive galleries, with displays ranging from Chinese bound-foot shoes and ancient Egyptian sandals to chestnut-crushing clogs and glamorous platforms.

The Bata Shoe Museum

Bata Shoe Museum General Admission

Child/Youth - 5yrs to 17yrs

Family Plan - Two adults + two to four children under 17yrs

General Admission - 18yrs to 64yrs

The Persona series is turning 30 years old this year, and some of Toronto's brightest young musicians (and gamers) are coming together to play live through the franchise's music! The series' soundtrack is a potent blend of genres spanning j-rock, jazz, rock, and rnb, and it's promising to be a delight for longtime fans and first listeners alike.The band is:Saraphina Knights - VocalsJeremie Boudreau - Guitar, ArrangementsTJ Campbell - SaxophoneDennis Kwok - SaxophoneMinh Hoang - KeyboardCarlo Santo Domingo - BassDylan Matsuda - Drum KitCome and join in celebrating the sounds of one of gaming's most landmark RPG's at Burdock Music Hall!
Jeremie Boudreau: @novafiascoSaraphina Knights: @saraphinaknightsTJ Campbell: @the_tj_campbellDennis Kwok: @crabsushi_Minh Hoang: @minhplaysmusicCarlo Santo Domingo: @curlowDylan Matsuda: @dylan_matsuda

I Am Thou

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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