Series: Hometown Live

Drawing on the richness of local arts, Hometown Live showcases compelling theatre and live music performances that reflect Guelph’s character, creativity, and deep sense of community. With original works and treasured concerts by local artists, each show brings distinct voices to the stage. Share in what Guelph has to offer and engage with powerful storytelling and music created in the Royal City.

Boreal’s Songs for the Snowy Season

A cup of cocoa for the soul Award-winning soloists Tannis Slimmon, Katherine Wheatley, and Angie Nussey come together for their annual celebration of wintertime classics and original favourites. Dispelling the seasonal chill, their voices blend in perfect harmony creating soothing melodies to warm you up from the inside out. Singing of melting snowflakes, skates on… Continue Reading Boreal’s Songs for the Snowy Season

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A Very Charlie Brown Concert

A treasured holiday soundtrack Celebrate the season with Vince Guaraldi’s beloved soundtrack from the 1965 Emmy Award-winning film, A Charlie Brown Christmas. This heartwarming performance features music from the album with acclaimed players Adam Bowman on drums, Duncan Wilson on piano, and Tyler Wagler on bass. The jazz trio is accompanied by The Kingsbury Music… Continue Reading A Very Charlie Brown Concert

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Gwelf Early Days

Beginnings of a city Tornadoes, whisky, weddings, railway fever, and the relentless work of carving a town from the forest reveal the humour, hardship, and ambition of a community being born. Through the words of settlers, newspapers, and local 19th-century poets, actor and storyteller Jay Wilson summons the voices, characters, and events that shaped Guelph’s… Continue Reading Gwelf Early Days

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