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Whisky River is a two-piece band playing country, rock, and folk classics for all occasions.
The Algoma Festival Choir begin their 50th season with a concert titled Sing, Sing, Sing! Special guests will be the Korahsters from Korah C & VS and students from Tarentorus PS
Tickets:
Adults: $25
Students (13-19): $19
Child (U13): free
plus applicable fees
Strong Minds hosts an annual charity event called Run for Change. This event is a movement to raise awareness on mental health and addictions. 100% of donations and sponsorships raised during this event go back to the community of Sault Ste. Marie to support mental health initiatives.
Run for Change is organized to improve the movement to help stop the stigma associated with mental health and addictions. Each year Strong Minds donates 100% of the proceeds raised from the event to mental health initiatives within the Sault Ste. Marie area.
Some initiatives who’ve received support from Run for Change include the SAH mental health unit, the Canadian Mental Health Association, Save Our Young Adults, and Women in Crisis. We’ve even been able to support individuals whose families have been impacted by mental health.
Our 7th annual Run for Change takes place May 4, 2024. Get ready to run or walk your way through a 5km route. Individuals and teams are welcome!
Our final concert takes us to New York City, as we present a selection of popular Broadway melodies. Musicals are some of the most popular and well-loved forms of entertainment. They have been a staple of culture for over a hundred years, and
their popularity is ever-increasing. There are many reasons why Broadway musicals are so popular: they are entertaining, they tell stories that resonate with all audiences, and they have produced many of the greatest melodies ever written. Book your tickets early and join the SSO “On Broadway”.
Owen Riegling is the kind of artist so down to earth his boots are always dirty. He’s a small town kid with his roots firmly planted in the songs he sings. There’s something organic about the way Owen does what he does. It’s hard to put a finger on exactly what makes it so special but it’s even harder to ignore how fast it’s growing. Owen writes songs that connect because he’s connected. To the things and people and places that matter. That’s what roots do.
He stands on stage, voice like browned butter, songs both sweet and weighted, and he instantly makes new fans feel like old friends – connected by shared experience. He takes the right ingredients and handles them with care because he cares where they came from.
Owen’s from Mildmay, Ontario. Population 1200. A town of farmers and blue-collar workers. People for whom ‘organic’ isn’t a trendy word, it’s annoying red tape they have to go through in order to sell their wheat for a fair price at the co-op. Mildmay grows its own, and while a budding country music star isn’t the typical crop yield, you can be sure that every person who calls Bruce County home is proud of what he’s doing.
Legends Revisited presents: Practically Petty & Fleetwood Nicks
Legends Revisited presents: Practically Petty & Fleetwood Nicks
Saturday, September 7, 2024 at 8:00 pm
Concert Hall at Victoria Hall
FLEETWOOD MAC meets TOM PETTY!
An EXCLUSIVE 2-Band Celebration.
North America’s Top Fleetwood Mac Tribute
A visually and musically stunning performance featuring the renowned Fleetwood Nicks. All the hits of Fleetwood Mac PLUS the solo work of Stevie Nicks performed flawlessly to the last detail – including full costume and instrumentation! AND as a special bonus, you’ll be treated to the hits of Stevie Nicks with special guest Tom Petty!!!
North America’s Top Tribute to Tom Petty
Take in the sights and sounds of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers in all their glory. Performing to sold-out crowds across Canada and the U.S., Practically Petty is the band most preferred by Tom Petty music lovers. Capturing the essence of the Tom Petty look and swagger complete with authentic Rickenbacker guitars and flamboyant outfits.
A dynamic ONE-TWO performance you don’t want to miss, and you won’t soon forget
G rated - suitable for children 10 and over
In Joe Avati's new show he asks you to leave your political correctness at the door as he delivers his hilarious insights on how times have changed, for better or worse, since he grew up as a teenager in the 80’s.
Internationally renowned for his inimitable style Avati, who is Australian born with an Italian heritage, is a master of treading the very fine line saying what everyone seems to think but no one dares to say whilst not resorting to the use of profanities or vulgar shock tactic routines in doing so.
In his latest offering WHEN I WAS YOUR AGE… he tackles the 'then versus now' generational differences of today's kids, the complexities of modern day parenting compared to the strict upbringing of yesteryear and threaded throughout all of this he tackles the minefield of cancel culture, the woke brigade and why people are over political correctness. His observations are not only deadly accurate but extremely relatable to all ages.
This is a show for all the family. Bring your parents to highlight how much they have changed since they were your age, bring your friends to laugh and reminisce about growing up as teenagers when you were that age and most importantly bring your kids so that they know what you went through “when I was your age…”
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