Information
The Fergus Scottish Festival & Highland Games is an annual three-day event that celebrates local Scottish heritage and features world class competitions, talent and entertainment in the beautiful town of Fergus, Ontario. The Festival will take place August 7 - 9, 2026
Whether you’re coming by yourself or with the entire clan there’s something for everyone, Scottish or nae! Celtic Music, crafts for the kids, heavy events championships, bagpipes, drums, tug of war, bands, Highland dancing, storytelling, singing, genealogy and heritage, beer tents, and vendors galore!
Enjoy the best of Scotland Without The Airfare.
For more information and event details: https://fergusscottishfestival.com
Ticket Policies

All sales are final; no refunds or exchanges
A Weekend Pass is good for the whole weekend - Friday through Sunday. You do not need separate passes for the Tattoo if you buy a weekend pass
Please be aware that any ticket protection offered during checkout is provided solely by our ticket provider and is not affiliated with the Festival's No Refund policy. If you would like the additional protection over your purchase, please consider opting for the offered ticket protection. 
Children 12 and under are admitted for free when accompanied by an adult
Youth are ages 13 - 18.  Adults are 19 - 59.  Seniors are 60+
E-tickets do not need to be printed; they can be scanned from a mobile device
Ticket price does not include fees, taxes, parking, camping, or special ticketed events
Fergus Scottish Festival is not responsible for lost, stolen, or misplaced tickets

Festival Policies

Event is rain or shine
Pets are not permitted on the site (excluding registered service dogs)
All policies of the Centre Wellington Sportsplex and Fergus Scottish Festival must be observed
By attending this Festival, patrons acknowledge and consent to ongoing photography and videography, with the understanding that their images may be captured and utilized for promotional, documentational and security purposes

Health and Safety
The Fergus Scottish Festival will be presented in accordance with applicable local public health guidelines as of the date of the event which may change at any time as determined by federal, provincial or local government. At the Festival we are working hard and enhancing all of our processes and procedures to ensure all of our guests feel safe and welcome while enjoying the best of “Scotland Without The Airfare.”

550 Belsyde Avenue

2026 Fergus Scottish Festival - Weekend Admission

Weekend Adult (19-59)

Weekend Senior (60+)

Weekend Youth (13-18)

Weekend Child (12 & Under)

Patron Package

Fergus Scottish Festival

 
The year is 2090, and only one faculty remains at McMaster. The Faculty of Careers is every student’s dream—a guaranteed pathway to employment, minus all of that critical thinking that was so popular earlier in the century. Frances, an incoming first year, finds herself dissatisfied with the dreary Faculty of Careers and its listless student body. But when she goes digging for answers in McMaster’s past, she uncovers a secret that threatens to destroy the university itself.
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March 20th @ 7:30pm
March 21st @ 1:00pm
March 21st @ 7:30pm
 
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Student: $16
General: $20
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Find Us on Instagram @artscimusical
Or email us ArtSciMusical@gmail.com

Robinson Memorial Theatre

Return of the Artsci

General

Student

McMaster University, Faculty of Humanities

On April 3rd, Toronto transforms.
Step inside a 33,000 square foot playground built for sound, energy, and connection. The Ritual isn’t just another party it’s a full-scale festival experience packed into one unforgettable night.
Three stages. Three distinct vibes.14 Touring acts + Local support One epic journey.
Wander between worlds of sound, lose yourself in immersive art installations, discover local vendors, fuel up with curated food options, and feel the kind of energy that usually only lives in summer festival fields.
This isn’t a show you attend. It’s a ritual you step into.
Toronto, prepare yourself.

75 Westmore Drive

The Ritual

Presale

Public Presale

GA Tier 4

GA Tier 5

VIP Tier 1

VIP Tier 2

Presale Tier 2

DNR Productions Events Inc.

McMaster Science Musical presents:
Mac to the Future
 
Percy and Charlie are first-year students beginning their new lives at McMaster University, but their excitement is quickly interrupted by the heated rivalry between the most polar opposite programs: Chembio and Biochem. This long-running battle has been going on for years, but a recent scientific discovery by Dr. A. Minnit has provided a solution that could finally end this feud once and for all- time travel. 
This show is filled with friendship, drama, fights galore, and science, of course. Will the Chembios and Biochems mess up the timeline for good, or will they be able to get Mac To The Future?
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Thursday March 26- 7:30pm
Friday March 27- 7:30pm
Saturday March 28- 1pm and 7:30pm
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All proceeds from ticket sales and concessions will be donated to MacKids Music Therapy Program
MacKids opens the door to exciting opportunities – new partnerships, bigger awareness, and a greater impact for families across our region. It’s about uniting our community to ensure children and families have access to life-saving care and groundbreaking research.
The McMaster Science Faculty Musical is a student-run theatre group which aims to create and perform an original jukebox musical relating to the lives and experiences of McMaster science students, while raising money for a local Hamilton charity. Previous shows include Phantom of the BSB, Yellow Brick Avenue, If/Else, Little Lab of Horrors, ABB!, and MacSci Musical The Musical.
Follow us on instagram @macscimusical 
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Ticket Prices:
$12 - student
$18 - general
$18- livestream
$20- door- only available day of the show when doors open


Mac to the Future

Livestream

Lion's Park

CallHome Music Festival – Weekend Pass

Weekend Pass - General Admission

Weekend Pass - ServiceMaster Restore VIP Pass

CallHome Music Festival

CallHome Music Festival – Saturday

General Admission

ServiceMaster Restore VIP Pass

CALLHOMIES!  2026 is our BIGGEST year yet -- don't miss it!Friday marks the official start of the festival, featuring a full night of live music and our headliner BUSH w/ MATTHEW GOOD & HIS BAND, FEFE DOBSON and our Battle of the Bands Winner on the main stage.  Our side stage will feature some of the best bands in the region.
Join us as we kick off the weekend.
Upgraded VIP experience for 2026
Upgrade your festival weekend with our NEW VIP Experience.  Enjoy premium access and added comfort all night long, including:


Shared access to the front-of-stage area


Exclusive bar access with faster service


VIP-only entry lane for quicker arrival

VIP pop-up bar with premium drink options including mixed cocktails

Private washrooms for a cleaner, shorter wait


Access to VIP activations throughout the night


Plus ALL VIP ticket holders will receive a special souvenir gift from CallHome Music Festival.
 

CallHome Music Festival – Friday


🚨 Prices increase Wednesday, March 4th @ 11:59pm ET 👀
 
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

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

I❤️BEER

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


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Doors open at 6pm, dancing from 7pm - 10pmReserve your spot, tickets $10
All Ages!

Collective Arts Brewing

Line Dancing in the Beerhall! (Monday, March 2nd)

“Once a cheater, always a cheater” or so the story goes. Izzy has it all; she’s the perfect pre-med, she’s popular, and her boyfriend, Ken, is health sci society 3rd year rep AND chair candidate, with just enough charm (and money) to distract from his raging red flags. She is a ring away from being the happiest girl in the world… until she isn’t. 
Ken seems to have other plans; like making out with ANOTHER GIRL, Kat, their biochem ORGO TUTOR! 
Suddenly, campaigns are crumbling, friendships are forming in the most unexpected ways, and everyone THINKS they have a say on who deserves forgiveness. Will our main characters sit and watch Ken get his happily ever after, or will they finally make him pay? 
The Chair Affair is a high energy musical comedy about love, lies, and gossip. With bold choreography, funny characters, and unforgettable songs, this musical asks a very important question:
Who gets to decide your story? 
 
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The 20th Annual Health Sciences Musical is thrilled to be running from March 12th to 14th at the Robinson Memorial Theatre on campus (Robinson Memorial Theatre, Chester New Hall, McMaster University,1280 Main St West, Hamilton)!
We’d love to have you at any of our four showtimes:
 
Thursday, March 12 7:00 to 10:00PM (doors open 6:30PM)
Friday, March 13 7:00 to 10:00PM (doors open 6:30PM)
Saturday, March 14 7:00 to 10:00PM (doors open 6:30PM)
 
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Early Bird Tickets (LIMITED QUANTITIES AVAILABLE) – $14
 
General Admission Tickets – $20
 
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For any questions and updates on this year's musical, follow our Instagram @healthsciencesmusical (https://www.instagram.com/healthsciencesmusical/).

HSM 2026 Presents: The Chair Affair

Early Bird

2026 Fergus Scottish Festival - Single Day Admission

Adult

Senior (60+)

Youth (13-18)

Child (12 & Under)

Directed By Melee Hutton
"The Play That Goes Wrong" is a comedic play about a drama society attempting to stage a murder mystery called "The Murder at Haversham Manor". However, due to a series of mishaps, everything that can go wrong, does. The play follows the accident-prone thespians of The Cornley Drama Society as they battle against props falling apart, forgotten lines, and other technical difficulties, all while trying to keep the plot afloat. The audience witnesses a chaotic and hilarious attempt to reach the final curtain call.
Emma Benabdallah as Maxine as Cecil Haversham and Arthur the Gardener
Lauren Cattell as Denise as Perkins
Sofia "Stevie" Garcia as Roberta as Thomas Colleymoore
Jaden Jackson as Joanne as Charles Haversham
Ola Olupinyo as Annie
Jazmine Palmer as Sandra as Florence Colleymoore
Gareth Roberts as Trevor
Adam Stein as Chris as Inspector Carter
 

Erindale Studio Theatre

The Play That Goes Wrong

Senior

Child

Theatre and Drama Studies

Brace yourself for 3.5 hours of pure, unhinged chaos—unholy dance-offs, aggressively dramatic lip-sync battles, wall-to-wall 90s & 2000s throwback bangers, reckless energy, zero shame, and wild prizes you absolutely don’t deserve (but will win anyway). Voices gone. Legs sore. Dignity obliterated. 💃🎤💥March 6th at The Venue 19+ Event
💥 $45 Entry — includes your Bingo kit (because you’ll need it)
🚪 Doors at 6PM
🔥 7PM it POPS OFF
🎟 Tickets: VenuePTBO.ca

The Venue Peterborough

Rave Bingo

For Lovers of the Strange, Unusual & Bizarre...
DATE: August 1-2, 2026TIME: Saturday 10AM-5PM / Sunday 10AM-5PMLOCATION: Buffalo Niagara Convention Center- 153 Franklin St, Buffalo, NY 14202
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The Oddities & Curiosities Expo is the world's largest traveling oddities event showcasing hand selected vendors, dealers, artists and small businesses with all things weird. You'll find items such as: taxidermy, preserved specimens, original artwork, horror/halloween inspired pieces, antiques, handcrafted oddities, quack medical devices, creepy clothing, odd jewelry, skulls/bones, funeral collectibles & much more. We truly have something weird for everyone at our shows. All items you see at our shows are legal to own and sustainably sourced. Outside of our curated vendors, we host sideshow performers on stage all throughout the day and the opportunity to learn the craft of taxidermy with classes available during the expo.  The O&C Expo provides a safe place for anyone to come and discover new artists, meet new friends and be surrounded by an amazing community of like-minded people. We pride ourselves in being a completely "DIY" run show from start to finish. We find so much joy in being able to provide a place where you can feel at home surrounded by others that share the same interests. We are the first and original traveling event exclusively showcasing oddities vendors and dark artists in the country. We are a one of a kind event and the first to do what we specialize in. We take tremendous pride in this and hope to gain your support along the way.Kids 12 and under are free and DO NOT NEED A TICKET. No refunds. No class ticket refunds.   Saturday hours: 10AM-5PM Sunday hours: 10AM-5PM   Please visit our website for per city information, additional class information and times offered and more.  odditiesandcuriositiesexpo.com
Advanced General Admission: $15 Day Of General Admission: $20 (becomes available at midnight first show day)
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** CLASSES AVAILABLE AT THE EXPO **
Saturday:
Raccoon Taxidermy Class 10a-4p $325
Sunday:
Sunset Moth Entomology Class 10a-12p $150
Scorpion Habitat Entomology Class 1:30p-3:30p $150
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Raccoon Class $325USD
 Unleash your creativity and curiosity in our Introductory Taxidermy Class! Designed for beginners, this hands-on course offers a fascinating glimpse into the art and science of taxidermy.
Class begins promptly at 10am and ends at 4pm.
We provide each student with either a skinned, cleaned, and tanned racoon, opossum, or rat hide depending on the workshop you are taking.
The first half of class is focused on preparing your form, setting the eyes, test fitting and mounting the hide, as well as grooming.
After our first 30-minute break class shifts towards plaque preparation and mounting your project.
The class runs for approximately 6 hours with two 30-minute breaks throughout the day.
For more information, please visit our FAQ page at https://thesleepingsirensoddities.com/faq
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Sunset Moths Entomology Class $150USD Unlock the artistry of entomology in our Introductory Bug Pinning Workshop! This hands-on experience is perfect for nature enthusiasts, aspiring entomologists, or anyone interested in the intricate craft of insect preservation. Join us as we guide you through the techniques of preparing and pining insects, transforming them into beautiful, display-ready specimens.
The AM class will begin promptly at 10am and last 2.5 hours.
You will learn the foundational skills of bug pinning, including safe collection methods, proper handling, and the step-by-step process of pinning and mounting your specimen.
Class exclusive!: Two specimens for the price of one!
Your first specimen will be a moth or butterfly that will be used to practice your newly learned pinning technique. Once you’ve completed this step we will move on to creating your unique frame and placing your Sunset Moth in its display case.
We will familiarize you with the tools of the trade, pinning supplies, insect boxes, and preservation techniques. We’ll provide all necessary materials for your workshop experience. Explore creative ways to arrange and display your pinned insects, turning your specimens into captivating works of art that reflect your personal style.
Whether you’re looking to start a new hobby, enhance your scientific knowledge, or simply enjoy a unique artistic experience, this workshop will provide you with the skills and confidence to create your own insect displays. Join us for a fun and informative session that will deepen your appreciation for the tiny wonders of the natural world!
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Scorpion Habitat Entomology Class$150USD
 Unlock the artistry of entomology in our Introductory Bug Pinning Workshop! This hands-on experience is perfect for nature enthusiasts, aspiring entomologists, or anyone interested in the intricate craft of insect preservation. Join us as we guide you through the techniques of preparing and pining insects, transforming them into beautiful, display-ready specimens. The PM class will begin promptly at 1:30pm
Our newly added scorpion workshop delves into the art and science of preserving and pinning a specimen with a unique exoskeleton.  In addition to creating a unique pose for your scorpion you will also create a habitat where it will be displayed.
Class exclusive!: We will be stocking extra scorpions for purchase that can be used to create a fighting scene!
We will familiarize you with the tools of the trade, pinning supplies, insect boxes, and preservation techniques. We’ll provide all necessary materials for your workshop experience. Explore creative ways to arrange and display your pinned insects, turning your specimens into captivating works of art that reflect your personal style.
Whether you’re looking to start a new hobby, enhance your scientific knowledge, or simply enjoy a unique artistic experience, this workshop will provide you with the skills and confidence to create your own insect displays. Join us for a fun and informative session that will deepen your appreciation for the tiny wonders of the natural world!
For more information, please visit our FAQ page at https://thesleepingsirensoddities.com/faq
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Buffalo Niagara Convention Center

Buffalo Oddities & Curiosities Expo 2026

General Admission Saturday - Advanced

General Admission Saturday

General Admission Sunday - Advanced

General Admission Sunday

Saturday Raccoon Taxidermy Class 10AM-4PM

Sunday Scorpion Habitat Entomology Class 130PM-330PM

Sunday Sunset Moth Entomology Class 10AM-12PM

Boulevard Trash Entertainment

Momentum. What causes it, how do we sustain it, and where has it taken us? This year's TEDx McMaster conference explores the above questions through a range of diverse perspectives presented by our host of talented speakers. Book your tickets today.
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Student $30 | General $40
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Find out more about this event at our website: www.TEDxMcMaster.com
Follow us on Instagram: @TEDxMcMasterU
 
 

TEDx McMaster Conference 2026

Join us on March 21st at 2PM and/or 7PM for a celebration of Absolute Pitch’s 15th Anniversary! The show will feature a curated selection of songs from the past 15 years! From heartfelt ballads to high-energy pop songs, we hope to honour the music, memories, and the incredible community that has shaped Absolute Pitch into what it is today.
Whether you’re an alum, a longtime supporter, or experiencing us for the very first time, this anniversary performance is a tribute to the joys of show choir, the friendships formed behind the scenes, and of course our amazing audience. Come celebrate 15 years of harmony, passion, and unforgettable moments with us. We can’t wait to see you there! 
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Student $15 | General $20
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March 21, 2:00 PM
March 21, 7:00 PM
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Established in 2011, Absolute Pitch aims to provide a space where students from all faculties can share in their love of performance through song and dance based on an annual theme.
 Follow us: @absolutepitches
Get in touch: abpitch@mcmaster.ca
 

Concert Hall, LR Wilson Hall

Absolute Pitch: Then vs. Now

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/


Ohsweken Speedway

World of Outlaws at Ohsweken Speedway - Tuesday July 21

Adult/Senior/Youth

Children 12 and under

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 6:30pm, dancing from 7pm - 11pm Reserve your spot, tickets $10
19+

Line Dancing in the Beerhall! (Saturday, March 14th)

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/


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

 80s DANCE PARTY with DJ Brian St.Clair 2026 CANADA-US TOUR••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SATURDAY, April 18th, 2026 at BRIDGEWORKS 200 Caroline St N•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••  8 pm -  1 am (EDT)••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Dress in your best 80's outfits!••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• --- TICKETS --- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$15 General Admission (Advance)$25 At The Door------------------------------------- --- EARLY BIRD SPECIAL ---  ADMIT TWO FOR $25! (Tickets available from ShowPass!)•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Original music videos by: Madonna Whitney Houston Pet Shop Boys The Cars Michael Jackson Prince New Order Depeche Mode Billy Idol Duran Duran The Police David Bowie Dead Or Alive Bananarama Erasure Human League Tears For Fears Simple Minds Guns 'N Roses Bon Jovi Eurythmics The Smiths The Cure Joy Division Blondie Frankie Goes To Hollywood George Michael Cyndi Lauper Corey Hart Joan Jett INXS A Flock Of Seagulls AND LOTS MORE!•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Follow on Twitch: @80sDancePartyFollow on Instagram: @80sDancePartyFollow on Facebook:www.facebook.com/80sDanceParty.ca•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Doors@8PM: 19+

Bridgeworks

80s Dance Party Hamilton!

General Admission (Advance)

Early Bird (2 for $25)

Early Bird (4 for $50)

Early Bird (8 for $100)

80s Dance Party

Turkwaz and Medusa Quartet 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
Celebrate International Women’s day with Turkwaz and Medusa Quartet at Hugh’s Room! Turkwaz is a unique combination of four musician/singers, immersed in diverse traditions from mysterious Sufi devotional love songs, to rousing Thracian dance music. Each performer brings a special flavour to the group: Maryem Hassan Tollar draws on her Arabic language heritage; Jayne Brown and Sophia Grigoriadis bring their experience with Greek music; and Brenna MacCrimmon adds Turkish elements to this mix. They have a long-standing collective interest in Balkan traditions and bring Albanian, Bulgarian and Macedonian songs (and whatever else strikes their fancy) to their repertoire. The love and respect they have for the traditions they draw from are clear, but they are not afraid to arrange the tunes in new and unexpected ways, giving them a fresh spin.
Get ready to stomp your feet, laugh, cry, and hear sounds you've never heard before with the electrifying chamber-folk band Medusa Quartet. Wielding ancient fiddle-like instruments that could propel classical music scholars right out of their chairs, these four folk musicians are reimagining the Western string quartet. Medusa Quartet cross-pollinates traditional music from around the world with original tunes, engaging stories, and their one-of-a-kind stringed instruments to create a "must-see live show!" (Sam Boer, Exclaim!). Medusa Quartet is Georgia Hathaway, Lea Kirstein, Marta Sołek, and Saskia Tomkins. Sunday, March 8.

Hugh's Room

Turkwaz and Medusa Quartet

Student / Arts Worker / Underemployed

Hugh's Room Live

March 13 // 7:30pm // $10-15all prices + fees
Every year, OUTLaws hosts the Wendy Babcock Drag Show in honour of proud sex worker, activist, and Osgoode JD student Wendy Babcock. ❤️🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️
Wendy Babcock was an influential activist and Osgoode student who worked tirelessly to advance sex workers’ rights, Trans rights, Indigenous rights, child welfare reform, harm reduction, ending violence against women, reclaiming the streets, and mental health supports.
The Wendy Babcock Drag Show proudly pays tribute to the life and advocacy of Wendy Babcock. As we celebrate the upcoming show, we encourage you to reflect upon Wendy’s legacy and how we can make space for others like her at Osgoode and beyond. Let us continue to honour Wendy’s legacy by diligently working to remove barriers for sex workers, our trans siblings, people experiencing homelessness, families separated by child welfare, and people in need of mental health supports.
 
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

Wendy Babcock Drag Show

Early Bird (until March 6)

Buddies in Bad Times Theatre

We’re on a ROLLLLLL baby because we have yet another NEW regular @buddies.nightlife event just for you… introducing FROCIO!
 
An 80’s Italo Disco party with sounds from the old end of the world! Think cheap drum machines with romantic analog synths elevated by the vocals of your favourite Italian diva singers.
 
This is a world where sunny Campari spritzes existed on the beach with your linens, tanning oil and sunglasses on next to your favourite local Sciura…. except really you’re just at the club.
 
This one goes out to my Italian ex-boyfriend who would’ve loved to attend but I banned him from Buddies.
 
Oh and in case you were wondering, “Frocio” means f*g*ot in Italian.

BUDDIES

FROCIO: 80's Italo Disco

Quartetto Gelato Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview AvenueShow at 8pm, Doors at 7pm$39+ in advance, $46+ at the door
With sold-out performances in New York, Washington, L.A., London, Tokyo, Hong Kong andelsewhere, Quartetto Gelato has enchanted audiences and critics alike with its exotic blend ofvirtuosity, artistic passion and humour. Featuring Colin Maier on oboe, Tino Popovic on violin,Dobrochna Zubeck on cello and Matti Pulkki on the accordion, for almost 3 decades, QuartettoGelato has toured the globe, performing their own arrangements of classical masterworks, sizzlingworld and roots music, heartfelt popular melodies and lighthearted jazz and ragtime. This one-of-a-kind ensemble’s theatrical stage presence and relaxed humour has established an intimate rapportwith listeners and a reputation for onstage excellence.
Quartetto Gelato’s international career was launched when they won the coveted title of NPRPerformance Today’s “Debut Artist of the Year.” The group’s first DVD, Quartetto Gelato: A Concertin Wine Country, was picked up by PBS throughout the U.S. in 2007 and is still broadcast regularly.The group is regularly heard on CBC, Classical 96.3 FM, NPR, PRI and NUR networks, not to mentionthe soundtrack of the Hollywood film Only You starring Robert Downey Jr. and Marisa Tomei. At the2010 INDIE Awards, Quartetto Gelato was honoured as Best Classical Ensemble and achievedunique global reach when Canadian astronaut Dr. Robert Thirsk chose their first two CDs to take onboard during his NASA flight on the space shuttle Columbia, to be heard – literally – around theworld!
QG released its 10th album in 2021 called Tasty Tunes: a blend of fun, eclecticism, internationalflavours, multi-instrumentation, vocals and superb musicianship. Tasty Tunes has since beenreleased as a successful orchestra show, which Quartetto Gelato performed with symphonyorchestras across B.C. and Ontario. Upcoming performances include appearances in Oregon, NorthCarolina, across British Columbia and Ontario, and they will soon release their 11th recording: Flight,featuring all-new unique arrangements that will lift your spirits and blow you away! Come see themSaturday March 14!
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!

Quartetto Gelato

Get creative and express your personal style with artist Jasmin Pannu as she guides you to paint your own custom shoe design. Art materials including paint and brushes are included. Participants must provide their own new or used shoes to customize, clean white sneakers are recommended for best results.
 This workshop is recommended for participants 10 and up. All skill levels.
About the Artist Jasmin Pannu is an award-winning Artist who creates murals and custom artworks with influence, space, people and purpose in mind. She has over 100 murals and paintings across the Toronto area, as well as select international projects. She has worked with clients such as StART Toronto, Nike, Lancome, Footlocker, Inkbox, Indigo, Coca-Cola, Starbucks, City of Toronto, Happy Place, and more. Her art has been exhibited at the ROM, MOCA, and the Ontario Science Centre. Learn more.
 Please review our Terms and Conditions in advance and check in with Visitor Services upon arrival. Questions? Email us info@batashoemuseum.ca anytime.

The Bata Shoe Museum

Shoe Customization 101

Bata Shoe Museum

Do you remember your 10th birthday? I’m pretty sure we will remember ours, because this March, Replay Storytelling turns 10 years-old!
Replay Storytelling presents When We Were Kids, true stories of the children we used to be!
Come celebrate our 10th anniversary with true tales from the innocence, wonder, and adventures that shaped our lives.
🎟️ Tickets are $20 in advance, or $25 at the door. 💻 This show will be live-streamed, live-stream tickets are $20.
🖍️ Replay Storytelling presents When We Were Kids📍 Burdock Music Hall | 1184 Bloor Street West📅 Wednesday, March 11th, 2026🕢 Doors 7pm | Show at 7:30pm
Learn more about Replay Storytelling at www.replaystorytelling.com

Burdock Music Hall

Replay Storytelling presents When We Were Kids

Live Stream

Diyet & The Love Soldiers 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
CONNECTED BY LAND, TRANSFORMED BY LANGUAGE, HER SONGS ARENATURAL, GENUINE, AND A REMINDER TO LISTEN TO THE WORLD AROUND US.
As long as she can remember, Diyet has been drawn to music and words as theeasiest way for a shy kid to express herself. This led to a degree in music performanceand a short career in publishing before she realized that home was calling her back. Onreturning home, she began to seriously write from a more personal place. The result ofthis unlikely career move has seen international collaborations, extensive touring andfour albums with her most recent one, Seeds of Dreaming, released September 2025.Diyet’s lyrics and melodies are rooted in her lived experience, especially to the land andcommunity where she was born and raised. Her style is both introspective and vast,juxtapositions that are reflected in immense landscapes and secluded communities,exploring modern Indigenous perspectives on ancestral philosophies, traditions, trauma,and healing.
Her band, The Love Soldiers, blend their Canadian roots, alt-country and folk energywith a unique traditional vibe. Diyet sings in both English and her native language,Southern Tutchone, which blends beautifully with the band’s other members, Robertvan Lieshout and Bob Hamilton. During the last decade, Diyet has performed at majorfolk, jazz, world and multi-disciplinary festivals and theatres in Canada, and toured inthe UK, Europe, US and Circumpolar North. Diyet & The Love Soldiers recentlyperformed at the English Folk Expo in Manchester, Osaka Expo 2025 in Japan, andMundial Montréal.
Diyet’s new music expands across the width of Americana with a focus on lyricalstories, taking the listener on a journey through land and time. Each song manifests herexperience as an Indigenous woman walking in two worlds. Inspired by vastlandscapes, clashing and embracing realities, Diyet’s heartfelt lyrics paint a picture ofwildness, truth, hope, reconciliation, history and the community that surrounds her.Come see this incredible performer at Hugh’s Room on Friday March 13th.
 
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!

Diyet & The Love Soldiers

On The Lash Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview AvenueShow at 8pm, Doors at 7pm$40+ in advance, $50+at the door
On The Lash formed in early 2022, with their very first set of shows being a tourthrough Pennsylvania and Delaware. Since then, OTL has been busy performing atfestivals and concert venues across the US, as well as sharing their unique backgroundand experience in the Celtic genre through educational workshops. Some notablefestivals include the KVMR Celtic Fest in Grass Valley, CA; the Yachats Celtic Fest inYachats, OR; the Longs Peak Highland Fest in Estes Park, CO; the Celtic Classic inBethlehem, PA; and the Michigan Irish Music Festival in Muskegon, MI. During theirtravels, On The Lash has shared the stage with renowned artists such as Jeremy Kittel,Talisk, Alasdair Fraser and Natalie Hass, as well as opening for Altan within their firstyear of performing.
All graduates of Western Michigan University’s music program, each member of On TheLash has a unique, yet complementary background in folk and classical styles.Elizabeth June (flute/vocals) grew up learning classical flute, but she also had theunique experience of having a large family full of passion for folk music. Joel TyroneMyers (mandolin) started on fiddle as a young lad playing with the Chelsea HouseOrchestra, gaining a love and admiration for Irish music at the outset of his musiccareer. Over the years, he discovered a passion for composition and songwriting, whichhas led to his writing and arranging most of the music for OTL. John Robey(fiddle/stomp) began learning classical violin around seven years old, and it wasn't untilhe was fourteen that he began diving into modern styles and improvisational techniquesin his church's worship band. Patrick Hartson (guitar/bass) started out in music playingcello not only classically, but also in fiddle club learning various styles of Irish dancetunes. Along the way, he picked up guitar as a secondary instrument, opening the doorto playing in bands in genres from metal to rock and ultimately back to his roots inCeltic.
Come see this band at Hugh’s Room Wednesday March 11. For lovers of Celtic music,this is a can’t miss show!
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!

On The Lash

Razzmatazz for Kids Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview AvenueShow at 2pm, Doors at 1:30pm$20+ in advance, $27+at the door
Join the fun!  Award-winning duo Razzmatazz for Kids gets the audience singing, hopping, and laughing to their playful, interactive children's songs.  Combining music with comedy, Sandy Greenberg and Thomas Cormier spread joy to young audiences, entertaining both kids and their grown-ups. In the hilarious song “I Like Funny Noises”, the audience is mesmerized as Thomas transforms himself into silly versions of animals, and the kids imitate everything he does.  In the song, “Going to my Grandma’s”, which was aired on Sesame Street for six years, Sandy invites the audience to hug themselves or someone they love, inspired by her grandma’s hugs. The song “Hippity Hop” invites the kids to hop like bunnies, frogs, and kangaroos. With acoustic guitar and vocal harmonies, this show creates joy and builds feelings of connection and inclusion. The show’s finale includes all the kids being invited to join the train that chugs its way around the theatre.
Razzmatazz for Kids has won an East Coast Music Award and four Music Nova Scotia Awards.  Their tours have brought them to festivals, special events, and schools in Canada, the United States, France, and England. In Ottawa, Razzmatazz for Kids was invited to perform for students in the presence of the Prime Minister’s wife and the First Lady of the United States. Symphony Nova Scotia has welcomed Razzmatazz as a featured performer.  Sesame Street created a music video of their song Going to my Grandma’s. Razzmatazz has performed at folk and children’s festivals including the Stan Rogers Folk Festival and the Lunenburg Folk Harbour Festival in Nova Scotia.  They have performed at Ottawa Children’s Festival de la jeunesse, Stratford’s SpringWorks, Burlington’s Sound of Music Festival, and the Royal Manitoba Winter Fair. 
Concert Director Nancy Macdonald of fredkid FAIR in Fredericton, New Brunswick, had this to say, “Well, you certainly know how to engage an audience - WOW! Your show was fantastic!” Sunday March 15.
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!

Razzmatazz for Kids

Catch Stephen Wilson Jr live as he brings his gritty alt-country and rock-infused sound to History Toronto.
Known for heartfelt lyrics, commanding vocals, and energetic performances, this show promises an intimate yet explosive experience for fans of modern Americana and rock storytelling.
➕ What’s Included:


Live performance by Stephen Wilson Jr


Full concert sound and lighting


Access to venue bars and amenities


Setlist of fan favourites and hits


➕ Important Information:


Arrive early to secure a good view


Bar service requires valid ID


All sales final unless cancelled or rescheduled



History Toronto

Stephen Wilson Jr at History Toronto

GA Floor

Mezzanine 2

Showpass Events CA

🔒 Discover Toronto’s Best Kept Secret! 🔒
Get ready for an unforgettable night of laughter at a secret location in Toronto! Join us for a unique comedy experience like no other. Our “Don’t Tell Comedy” show promises a night full of surprises, with top-notch comedians ready to keep you laughing all night long.
 
SHOW DETAILS
📍 Local Business. This show will be at an indoor location. The precise address is emailed to ticket holders at 8:00 AM on the day of the event. You will also be able to pull the show address at that time using your email address on our website.
🍻 Drinks will be available for purchase. Outside food and drinks are not permitted.
🪑 This show will have chairs provided- Reach out if you have accessibility needs.
🎤 19+ show. This show will be in English.
 
ABOUT OUR SHOWS
📍 Secret Locations: Shhh...it's a surprise! We only share the general area or neighbourhood for each show. You'll receive the precise location and other essential details at 8:00 AM on the day of the show. If you don't see it in your inbox, check back here.
🤫 Secret Comedians: No spoilers! The comedians remain a mystery until they take the stage. But don't worry—we curate lineups of 4-7 diverse comics for a night of non-stop laughs. You might discover your new favourite underground comedian or see a fan favourite. We pride ourselves on introducing audiences to the best-emerging talent from around the world.
🌟 Unique Live Experience: We're tired of the usual debt-inducing two-drink minimum. Our goal is to provide a unique and fun live comedy experience without breaking the bank. Join us for good vibes and become a part of the DTC community.
 
Join us for a night of laughs, surprises, and community spirit! Don’t miss out on Toronto's top-secret comedy event—get your tickets now!


Leslieville

Don't Tell Toronto, ON: Leslieville

Don't Tell Comedy CA

March 15 // 7pm all prices + fees 
Hollywood’s biggest night… but make it drag. ✨
Join us at Buddies for a full-glam Oscars Watch Party hosted by Canada’s Favourite Hole Vajayjay Abrams and Everybody’s Favourite Piece of Meat Miss Steak.
We’re rolling out the rainbow carpet for fierce red carpet commentary, shady hot takes, live reactions, and big-screen viewing of every win, snub, and chaotic speech from the Academy Awards.
Strut in your most iconic awards-season lewk for our Best Dressed Contest, fill out an Oscars Ballot for your shot at prizes, and stay for a drag show after the ceremony wraps.
Doors at 6PM / Oscars at 7PM / Show after.
Lights. Camera. Camp. 🎬👑

Oscars Watch Party at Buddies, Diva

Early Bird Ticket

The Satisfactory are a Montreal based Rock n Roll band going on tour to promote their self titled debut LP. Mixing modern sensibilities with 60's guitars and lush harmonies you will unironically be doing the twist by the end of the evening. Mark my words. / Instagram
Noise Hotel - Instagram
Borealia - Instagram

The Satisfactory in Toronto with Noise Hotel & Borealia

🔒 Discover Toronto’s Best Kept Secret! 🔒
Get ready for an unforgettable night of laughter at a secret location in Toronto! Join us for a unique comedy experience like no other. Our “Don’t Tell Comedy” show promises a night full of surprises, with top-notch comedians ready to keep you laughing all night long.
 
SHOW DETAILS
📍 Local Business. This show will be at an indoor location. The precise address is emailed to ticket holders at 8:00 AM on the day of the event. You will also be able to pull the show address at that time using your email address on our website.
🍻 Drinks will be available for purchase. Outside food and drinks are not permitted.
🪑 This show will have chairs provided.
♿︎ This show is wheelchair accessible.
🎤 19+ show. This show will be in English.
 
ABOUT OUR SHOWS
📍 Secret Locations: Shhh...it's a surprise! We only share the general area or neighbourhood for each show. You'll receive the precise location and other essential details at 8:00 AM on the day of the show. If you don't see it in your inbox, check back here.
🤫 Secret Comedians: No spoilers! The comedians remain a mystery until they take the stage. But don't worry—we curate lineups of 4-7 diverse comics for a night of non-stop laughs. You might discover your new favourite underground comedian or see a fan favourite. We pride ourselves on introducing audiences to the best-emerging talent from around the world.
🌟 Unique Live Experience: We're tired of the usual debt-inducing two-drink minimum. Our goal is to provide a unique and fun live comedy experience without breaking the bank. Join us for good vibes and become a part of the DTC community.
 
Join us for a night of laughs, surprises, and community spirit! Don’t miss out on Toronto's top-secret comedy event—get your tickets now!


Celebrating (almost) 5 years of being a boutique independent management company, The Dan Hand Music Management roster comes together for a night of great music and fun. Featuring performances by Excuses Excuses (acoustic performance), Maïa Davies, Aviva Mongillo (ex CARYS), Justin Meli and more…
http://danhand.co/
https://www.instagram.com/danhand.co
 

(Almost) 5 Years of DH Music Mgmt

Glad Day Lit presents an intimate night to share music, hosted by Matt Nethersole. It is really by musicians, for musicians but all you music lovers can come and soak in the vibes. The format is pretty unique.
Each artist performs just one unreleased song, followed by some brief feedback from the audience. We anticipate 6-8 songs/artists over the course of the night. 
$10-$20 sliding scale with most of the funds split between the artists. No one turned away due to lack of funds. More details coming soon.

Play Your Demo - A Night of Unreleased Music, Live

by Jill Connell 
An It Could Still Happen Production in Partnership with Buddies
March 4 – 14, 2026$10 / $25 / $45 / $75all prices + fees
Ancient Greece / right here + now
The plan will always feel like a mistake. Practice the mistake. 
A lecture on Antonio Banderas’ astrological chart, a chorus questioning their calling, and a long walk in a small mortal body. Jill Connell’s poetics work backward, interlacing Greek myth and the grindset, trying to figure out how we got here. The Herald navigates the choreography of labour as it asks us for faith and gives us something like meaning, or at least a new way of paying attention. By the end of the play, all of us will know how to be in Shoppers Drug Mart, wondering how to handle time, and what will happen to all the work we do not make.
Jill Connell // playwright + director
PreviewMarch 4 // 7:30PM
Show RunMarch 5 – 14Wed – Fri // 7:30PMSat // 2PM + 7:30PMMask Mandatory PerformanceSaturday, March 7 // 2PM
 
About It Could Still HappenIt Could Still Happen is a theatre collective that has been working together since 2013. Founded by Jill Connell, our shows are based on formally-innovative texts that approach the embodied experience of how things feel, prioritizing bold aesthetics and the space we’re in. We value long-term creation processes that invite experimentation, trust, group work, and care. We aim to offer performances that have a startling sense of aliveness and possibility; that are as ferocious as they are tender. Past productions include The Supine Cobbler and HROSES: Outrage à raison, both performed in abandoned warehouses prior to becoming condos. We’ve been making The Herald since 2019, asking: what if not knowing yet can be a way of working?

The Herald

Low Income Ticket

Subsidized Ticket

Supporter 45

Supporter 75

Toronto, the full lineup for our next Bass Therapy show on March 20th is officially here and we’ve prescribed two rooms of damage, led by headliner STONED LEVEL with Ozztin joining the lineup alongside a stacked roster of support. Secure your tickets now before they’re gone. Is that good

Motorista

Stoned Level

Tier 1

Tier 2

March 7, 2026 // 10pm 
$12.21 Early Bird (SOLD OUT)$15 Tier 1$20 Tier 2/Doorall prices + fees
TRACKMEET PRESENTS:
LOCKER ROOM — HEATED RIVALRY x CHALLENGERS
From the ice rink to the tennis courts, meet us in the locker room where we’re turning up the heat with a Challengers x Heated Rivalry club night 🏒🎾🥵 Sweat, slow burns, locker room glances, and rivals who are definitely gonna kiss… or at least make you wish they would.
We’re soundtracking the night with music from the TV show and the film, plus pop and house tracks you def want blasting. Expect steamy fan edits on screen, good music all night, and a few surprises we’re keeping between us (for now).
Bring your boyfriend.
Bring your boyfriend’s boyfriend.
Bring the guy you’re “just friends” with, but lowkey wish was your boyfriend.
Dress code: hot and sexy! tennis and hockey!
See you at the cottage 💋
 
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.

Locker Room: Heated Rivalry x Challengers

Jack de Keyzer Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview AvenueShow at 8pm, Doors at 7pm$40+ in advance, $47+at the door
Don’t miss one of Canada’s premiere blues guitarists, Jack de Keyzer  and his great band as they perform selections from his multi award winning (2X Juno, 7X Maple Blues) catalogue, along with classic blues, rock and soul songs. De Keyzer’s music is steeped in Chicago blues, London England’s blues rock, Detroit’s Motown, Muscle Shoals’ deep soul, Memphis’ rock and roll, and Philadelphia’s funky soul jazz. De Keyzer knows first hand as he has played with many first generation pioneers of these sounds and styles, Bo Diddley, Otis Rush, Etta James and Ronnie Hawkins to name a few.“Clapton, Hendrix and Page… de Keyzer, a bluesman who should be considered their equal”  Maple Blues Magazine“ Canada’s definitive roots rocker”   Edmonton Sun “The guy’s a killer!” Vancouver Sun “One of the premier guitarists in Canada”  Hamilton SpectatorAWARDS JUNO Win: 6 The Corktown Sessions/ Blues Album of the Year Win: 6 String Lover/ Blues Album of the Year Maple Blues Award Guitarist of the Year 3XEntertainer of the Year Electric Act of the Year Down in the Groove/ Blues Album of the Year Blues With A Feeling Award (Lifetime Achievement)International Songwriting Competition Honourable Mention “The Way That I Love You”1st place Win ” That’s The Only Time” Great Canadian Blues Award Winner CBC listeners vote Music Express Awards Album of the Year Checkmate  Saturday March 7.

Jack de Keyzer


ivytide is an indie pop band from montreal, canada. founding members, nathan gagné (vocals, guitar), jamie snytte (guitar) and kyle ruggiero (bass) met at a recording studio, where they started to develop a chemistry in their songwriting.  a mutual love for lo-fi indie music led to the production of bedroom pop songs with intricate, but catchy melodies, which float on top of well thought-out instrumentation.

Instagram / Website / Spotify

Supported by Sno Daze (Instagram) and Ark Identity (Instagram)

Ivytide w/ Sno Daze and Ark Identity

The John Prine Shrine Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview AvenueShow at 8pm, Doors at 7pm$45+ in advance, $52+at the door
The John Prine Shrine hosted by Jason Fowler was loved by audiences at our Dundas venue and made its way to this side of town with some very special guests including Dala, Mark Lalama, Trish Robb, Jory Nash, Melanie Conly, Brian MacMillan, John McDermott, Blake Papsin and Maury LaFoy.  It will again be hosted by the talented Jason Fowler. Tickets will sell fast so be sure to get yours quickly to avoid disappointment. Friday March 20.
 

The John Prine Shrine

A David Byrne Burlesque TributePart two of the House Of Whims' "Night of 1000 Davids" seriesBurlesque, drag, comedy and just one puppet
With performances by:Allysin Chaynes (Instagram)Sweets (Instagram)Dottie Dangerfield (Instagram)ThankYouJ (Instagram)Kali Williams (Instagram)Various Limbs (Instagram)DJ PS (Instagram)

Words Cannot Explain: A David Byrne Burlesque Tribute

Synopsis:
With a royal wedding on the horizon, the Faerie Kingdom is set to end centuries of war with the Selkie Empire. There's just one problem: The princess doesn't want to marry the Selkie Prince, and humans keep falling into the Faerie realm. Okay, two problems. And, the King and Queen are having marital problems. Three problems. There is only three problems. Oh, and no one has hired a band yet...
Come join the SMC Troubadours as we present "A Fae Plae", Written and Directed by Yvette Chester!!
Content warnings:

Please be advised this show contents violence, course and sexual language, and mature subject matter. 

Show run time:

1 hour and 30 minutes (please note there is no intermission)

Show dates:

Thursday, March 26th, 2026 at 7:30pm
Friday, March 27th, 2026 at 7:30pm
Saturday, March 28th, 2026 at 1:30pm
Saturday March 28th, 2026 at 7:30pm


100 St Joseph St

A Fae Plae

St. Michael's College Troubadours

Space Wizard is bringing The Wizard’s Wasteland Tour to Toronto for a night of Magic, warped sound design, and full-on intergalactic chaos.
With Gunpoint as direct support, expect a stacked night of insanity and nonstop energy from doors to close.

Space Wizard: Wizard’s Wasteland Tour

Step into the world of footwear design with Shoe Design 101, a hands-on introductory course led by Toronto-based designer and shoemaker Jasmine Martins. In this workshop, participants will learn the foundations of shoe design — from sketching silhouettes and choosing materials to understanding proportions and construction techniques. 
Guided by Jasmine, you’ll gain the skills and confidence to start drawing up your own shoe collection. Perfect for beginners and fashion enthusiasts alike, this class offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process that brings footwear to life. Join us for this inspiring session and take your first step toward becoming a footwear designer.
Instruction, materials, and museum access all included
About the Instructor
Jasmine Martins is a Toronto-based footwear designer known for her vibrant, made-to-order creations that celebrate individuality, colour, and craftsmanship. Trained at the University of the Arts London and Arsutoria in Milan, Jasmine blends traditional shoemaking techniques with modern design sensibilities. Since launching Jasmine Martins Footwear in 2020, she’s built a growing reputation for bespoke shoes, freelance design, and thoughtful collaborations that bring personal stories to life through design.
Please review our Terms and Conditions in advance and check in with Visitor Services upon arrival. Questions? Email us info@batashoemuseum.ca anytime.

Shoe Design 101

The North Atlantic Drift 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
The North Atlantic Drift. A natural, unifying force connecting Scotland, Ireland and the Canadian east coast, bringing people and traditions together. The band rides this current on which traditions smash together like waves. The lilt from Sligo, the snap from Cape Breton and the pulse and skirl of the pipes are our elements. Sometimes calm, mostly stormy!
North Atlantic Drift will bring you an authentic, immersive experience; reliving a story as authentic as the music, reflecting inspiration and delivering discovery. From big stages such as Roy Thomson here in Toronto and small rooms such as Colfers Bar in Wexford, Ireland, amplified oracoustic, we can bring it! Three people, three traditions, 10 instruments, thousands of tunes and loads of CRAIC! Friday March 6. 
 
296 Broadview is not yet a fully wheelchair accessible venue, with stairs between all levels. Our goal is to fix that, and we need your support to do so - please consider making a donation towards our goals to make HRL the best listening room in Toronto!

The North Atlantic Drift

Students / Arts worker / Underemployed

Step behind the curtain of Hollywood magic with master shoemaker Jeff Churchill, founder of Jitterbug Boy Footwear. Known for crafting iconic shoes for some of the biggest films and musicals—including Wicked, Superman, Jurassic World, Oppenheimer, Spider-Man numerous Marvel blockbusters and many, many more. Jeff’s creations have helped bring beloved characters to life, one step at a time.
 In this fascinating talk, Jeff will share stories from his workshop, insights into the artistry and precision behind bespoke movie footwear, and a glimpse into what it takes to design shoes that balance fantasy with function. Whether for superheroes, villains, or Broadway stars, his work combines imagination, craftsmanship, and storytelling.
 Join us for this exclusive conversation at the Bata Shoe Museum, where film, fashion, and craft meet. Ticket includes museum access.
 About the Artist
For over 25 years, Jeff Churchill has been crafting extraordinary footwear that brings characters to life. His journey into shoemaking began almost by accident — after spending his teens immersed in theatre, a twist of fate led him to the world of shoes, where he’s been ever since. Two decades ago, Jeff returned home to Toronto and founded Jitterbug Boy Original Footwear. What began as a small operation focused on circus and theatre productions soon grew into something much bigger. As his reputation for precision and creativity spread, Jeff’s work caught the attention of the film and television industries — and the rest is history. Today, Jitterbug Boy is a go-to destination for productions around the world, creating custom footwear for everything from superhero blockbusters to award-winning period dramas to beloved indie films. His shoes have appeared on the biggest stars, in the biggest movies — Pretty good for a little workshop in Toronto.
 Please review our Terms and Conditions in advance and check in with Visitor Services upon arrival. Questions? Email us info@batashoemuseum.ca anytime.
Photography by Krista Fogel

From Marvel to Wicked: In Conversation with Shoemaker Jeff Churchill

Student Life Presents
Movie Night: Scream 7
 
Join us during the Intersession Week on Thursday, March 5th, for a screening of Scream 7. 
Date: Thursday, March 5th, 2026
Pickup Ticket Available: 6 PM
Film Time: 7 PM
Location: Scotiabank Theatre 
Price: $5
Door open at 6 pm. The seating is General Admission. Earlier you get, the better seat you will have.
 
 
Tickets are available for Students, Alumni and Staff. Maximum of 2 tickets per transaction. 
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Price: $5 
Showpass will secure your seat. That will not be your ticket to the cinema. You will receive the PDF ticket with the email, which should be brought to the Scotiabank Theatre for an actual physical ticket pickup.  You will need ID to pick-up the tickets. Only those who purchase the tickets will be available to pick them up, as they would be in their name.
This film is General Admission, meaning no assigned seats. First come, first serve. This event is for GBC Students, alumni, staff and a guest. You can purchase maximum of 2 tickets per transaction. Everyone will need a ticket to enter. All sales are final, no refunds nor exchanges.  Reminder - will need picture ID to pick up the tickets at the theatre.
 
Synopsis:
When a new Ghostface killer emerges in the quiet town where Sidney Prescott has built a new life, her darkest fears are realized as her daughter becomes the next target. Determined to protect her family, Sidney must face the horrors of her past to put an end to the bloodshed once and for all.
 
Trailer


Scotiabank Theatre Toronto

Student Life - Scream 7 Screening

Student Ticket

George Brown College Student Life

NEXA Presents: World Cup Carnival - SZETO's Birthday Bash
SZETO returns for a special birthday session, bringing together a stacked lineup for a full night of drum and bass.
Featuring STRANJAH, Tyr Kohout, Joyride, Zoltan, Elozyz, Harp, with MC ELE on the mic, the night moves from deep rollers to high energy selections, building momentum from open to close.
World Cup inspired, the event taps into international energy and a shared love of global sounds and culture.
Football jerseys encouraged.
Presented by NEXA.

Geary Avenue Warehouse Project

NEXA Presents: World Cup Carnival: SZETO's Birthday Bash

Nexa Entertainment

Dingani Presents, METAMORPHOSIS, a 3-act performance of live music, theatrics and wonder.Embark on a journey to hell and back, along the way you may encounter creatures of the night, but do not be afraid embrace those dark delights. It is only when the curtain falls that you will find the light. When the truth is free and your shadow comes to life.Burdock Music HallMarch 3, 2026Door Open 7pmShow Begins 7:30pm
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Bill Charlap & Renee Rosnes Live in the Green Sanderson Hall at Hugh's Room, 296 Broadview AvenueShow at 730pm, Doors at 630pm$60+ in advance, $67+at the door
It is with no small dosage of irony that highly acclaimed jazz pianists Bill Charlap and ReneeRosnes close their dynamic new duo piano album with the timeless standard “Never Will IMarry.” Marry, they have, and happily marry, they do, in musical terms on Double Portrait,a high point in their respective careers, and the first recorded example of what must beconsidered one of the finest and most empathetic piano duos in jazz history. Double Portrait is awork of significance and depth, but also flows with the casual and organic quality of musicianswith an uncommon simpatico, in life as well as in art.
Double Portrait is the latest, and another proud entry, in a series of stellar projects on Blue Notefor Charlap in the past decade, including readings of music by Leonard Bernstein and GeorgeGershwin, and another special family project, with his mother, singer Sandy Stewart. In anothermusical family tree link, the pianist’s father was famed Broadway composer Moose Charlap.Charlap the Younger has earned the respect of critics and discerning listeners, and the praise ofmusicians such as Tony Bennett, whom the pianist has also worked with.
Rosnes, who originally hails from Vancouver, has been a prominent figure in NYC and theinternational jazz scene for many years. She has recorded fourteen fine albums as a leader,nine of them for Blue Note, and has been the pianist of choice for such artists as JoeHenderson, Wayne Shorter, JJ Johnson and Bobby Hutcherson. Rosnes is also a foundingmember of the dynamic SFJAZZ Collective, with whom she performed and recorded for sixyears. Both pianists have been praised for representing the upper echelon of contemporary jazzpiano aesthetics.
Fittingly, TIME magazine once noted in a review that Charlap “approaches a song theway a lover approaches his beloved. He wants to view it from every angle – melody, harmony,lyrics, verse.” Rosnes was cited by the New York Times as “a virtuoso,” also noting that, in aconcert, “no rhythmic inflection went unexplored.”
After marrying in 2007, the couple has subsequently performed live in duo format, and withDouble Portrait, says Charlap, “finally, the time came that we were able to set it down forposterity. Itʼs a natural for us, both being admirers of each otherʼs work. The chemistry we haveas husband and wife is naturally reflected in our music, and likewise, the chemistry we have asmusicians is a part of our lives together.”
Double Portrait winds up being a unique expression of the artistry of each player, and anadded third persona rises out of the interactive blend of the two players. For repertoire, thecouple selected a diverse yet perfectly coherent range of material to explore and find mutualexpression on. While both musicians continue to tend to their personal musical lives andprojects, the Charlap Rosnes piano duo persona is now officially an ongoing venture,documented for the first time and for the ages. 
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Bill Charlap & Renee Rosnes

Get ready for an unforgettable night celebrating the gritty, rebellious, and often surprising history of the cowboy boot with the book launch of Rough and Ready: A History of Cowboy Boots, paired with a live performance by Canadian icons, The Sadies. 
Accompanying our current exhibition, Rough & Ready: A History of the Cowboy Boot, Rough & Ready is a definitive history book that tracks cowboy boots from the early cattle trails to contemporary fashion, revealing the diverse craftsmanship that continues to shape and influence contemporary culture across the world. Books will be available for purchase, and author and BSM Director & Senior Curator Elizabeth Semmelhack will be in attendance, signing copies. 
Come for the history, stay for the music, and leave inspired by footwear that's walked through revolutions, rebellions, and rock shows.
All in ticket - This event ticket includes general admission to the launch/performance, a signed copy of the 'Rough and Ready book', a custom Rough & Ready bandana made by Canadian designer Hayley Elsaesser, and one beverage. A total value of over $160! 
Agenda
7:00 pm - Doors open
8:00 pm - Remarks from author Elizabeth Semmelhack 8:15 pm - The Sadies 
9:15 pm - Reception and book signing 
10:30 pm - Museum closes 
This is a 19+ event. Paid bar onsite. 

Rough and Ready Book Launch x The Sadies Live

All In Ticket

Broken Telephone
Stories of Messages Lost in Translation
 
Join hosts Ronit Rubinstein and Panagiota Vogdou, alongside some of Toronto's most talented storytellers, for tales of misunderstandings, misinterpretations, and mixups. Last month's show sold out in a matter of days, so don't wait to grab your tickets!
Please note: Wenona opens at 7pm, and we will open the venue downstairs as soon as we are set up. Come by at 7pm for a drink at the bar before showtime!
 
Can't make it this month? Our next show will be April 5th!

Wenona

The Yarn Storytelling: Broken Telephone

The Yarn Storytelling

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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