Co-presented by Guelph Dance A celebration of life through dance This high-energy spectacle features 16 vibrant performers and fuses nearly 30 distinct dance traditions — from Bharatnatyam to butoh, jazz to salsa — into a singular, joyful experience. Inspired by women and the act of gathering, this is an offering of movement, music, colours, and… Continue Reading Svāhā! by Nova Dance
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A landmark concert Celebrating Guelph’s bicentennial, the City and Guelph Chamber Choir welcome our community’s finest artists for a collaborative showcase celebrating the spirit that nurtures and cultivates this city — from quiet reflections of the past to the joyful, rhythmic present. Uniting musical excellence with captivating movement and local storytelling, we celebrate the artists who have… Continue Reading The Bend in the River: A Concert 200 Years in the Making
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A lineup of hits Three of Canada’s most successful country acts join forces for an unforgettable cross-country tour. The Juno Award-winning duo Doc Walker — made up of childhood friends Chris Thorsteinson and Dave Wasyliw — share the stage with fellow Juno winner Jason McCoy, as well as well as Juno winner and international country… Continue Reading The Great Canadian Roadtrip
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Rising stars of country The fastest-rising country music queens in Nashville, The Heels are a dynamic trio from Canada known for high-energy shows, three-part harmonies, and good-natured brashness. They deliver equal parts positivity, prowess, fun, and flair. Rosewood Ave is a husband-and-wife duo from Northern Ontario, bringing genuine chemistry and small-town roots to the stage.… Continue Reading The Heels and Rosewood Ave
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A who’s who of Canadian blues This supergroup is a collective of musicians who have defined the country’s blues scene over the decades. The Maple Blues Revue features The Maple Blues Band with powerhouse vocalists Jay Douglas, Samantha Martin, and Suzie Vinnick. Led by bassist and band leader Gary Kendall, this world class performance is… Continue Reading The Maple Blues Revue
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Coast-to-coast country rock Since his debut in 2012, Tim Hicks continues to boast an impressive catalogue of chart-topping fan favourites and live staples, like “No Truck Song” and “What a Song Should Do.” With recently released songs including “Quits” and “Going Somewhere,” the five-time Juno nominee and CCMA Award winner continues to evolve his signature… Continue Reading Tim Hicks Going Somewhere Tour
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Canadian-grown big band jazz, big city sound Founded in 1998, the 18-piece Toronto Jazz Orchestra continues to evolve their wide-ranging repertoire, from classic swing tunes to contemporary jazz. Whatever the style, they remain focused on compositions and arrangements by Canadian writers. This performance features Juno Award-nominated Heather Bambrick, who has been described as “Ella Fitzgerald… Continue Reading Toronto Jazz Orchestra
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Here for a good time Dubbed “Canada’s Greatest Party Band,” this Juno Award-winning group first hit the scene in the late 1960s on Randy Bachman’s label. Today, Trooper continues to sell out shows across the country. With hits including “We’re Here for a Good Time (Not a Long Time)” and “Raise a Little Hell,” their… Continue Reading Trooper
Emotional resonance through music Two-time Juno Award winner William Prince brings his unmistakable voice and moving songwriting to the stage with his fifth album, Further From the Country. In this extraordinary work, he offers a perspective at once singular and significant, sharing universal truths with humanity and potency. Whether on renowned stages or in intimate settings,… Continue Reading William Prince
