Kensington Market Jazz Festival
Kensington Market Jazz Festival Kensington Market, TorontoKENSINGTON MARKET JAZZ FESTIVAL Festival Dates: September 14th to 16th Venue: Various venues around Kensington Market • This year it’s bigger and
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Michael McDonald at the Sony Centre
Sony Centre for the Performing Arts 1 Front Street East, Toronton Friday September 14th five-time Grammy award-winner Michael McDonald comes to the Sony Centre. Performing his greatest hits alongside music from his latest release Wide Open. Get
YOUN SUN NAH
As Toronto audiences will soon learn and experience, Youn Sun Nah’s musical prowess has been astonishing audiences overseas. Hailed by The Guardian as “a
Bria Skonberg @ Flato Markham Theatre
Bria Skonberg: Known as “the shining hope of hot jazz” according to the New York Times, and noted as a millennial
$15 – $65
Barbados Jazz Excursion and Golf Weekend
It’s the Barbados Jazz Excursion & Golf Weekend October 4th to 8th At the Barbados Hilton Resort Get ready for a long
The Jerry Cans and New North Collective
Koerner Hall 273 Bloor Street West, TorontoThe Jerry Cans create music inspired by their hometown of Iqaluit, Nunavut, and life in the Canadian Arctic. With their unique mix
$35 – $75
Lunasa and the Bombadils
Koerner Hall 273 Bloor Street West, TorontoLúnasa performs “state-of-the-art Irish music as aggressively infectious as you’ll ever hear” (Dirty Linen). Halifax’s The Bombadils create beautiful harmonies and enchanting
$35
Jamey Haddad and Cyra Baptista at Koerner Hall
Koerner Hall 273 Bloor Street West, TorontoTwo of the world’s greatest percussionists are joined by stellar improvisors in this double-bill of global music. Jamey Haddad met saxophone player
$35
Amanda Martinez and Kellylee Evans at Koerner Hall
Koerner Hall 273 Bloor Street West, TorontoThis double bill of extraordinary musicians and close friends is an evening of warm flavourful jazz, Latin rhythms, roots, and soul. Amanda
$45
Brazil Film Festival Toronto @ The Lightbox
Bell Tiff LIghtbox 350 King St West, Toronto, OnThe best event for Brazilian Film is back in town celebrating it's 12th edition at TIFF Bell Lightbox from November 1st until the 4th. Visit brazilfilmfest.net
$15
Etobicoke Jazz Festival
The 4th Annual Etobicoke Jazz Festival Presented by IC Savings November 1st to 4th “Three bus stops on the Lakeshore” from the
$20 – $30
Japanese-Brazilian Bossa Nova singer, Lisa Ono at Roy Thompson Hall
Roy Thomson Hall 60 Simcoe Street, Toronto, ONThe Japanese-Brazilian Bossa Nova singer, Lisa Ono is coming to Roy Thomson hall on Thursday November 1st, bringing a unique night of Jazz
The Message at Tarragon Theatre
Tarragon Theatre 30 Bridgman Ave, Toronto, ONThe Message by Jason Sherman directed by Richard Rose Nov 7 – Dec 16, 2018 in the Mainspace A new play from Governor General’s Literary
Lila Downs at the Sony Centre
Sony Centre for the Performing Arts 1 Front Street East, TorontoIconic Grammy and Latin Grammy Award winning singer Lila Downs is one of the world’s most singular and powerful voices, whose compelling stage presence
$55 – $90
Etienne Charles – Carnival: The Sound of a People
George Weston Recital Hall 5040 Yonge Street, Toronto, OnDuring Carnival, the island of Trinidad becomes engulfed in a cacophony of sounds – from singing minstrels, to the clash of stick
$47 – $71
Faith Amour: The Sun Fall Project
"As the sun begins to fall, what thoughts, what emotions emerge...?" That is the question that will be explored Thursday night. Award-winning
CAD20
The Sun Fall Project
Faith Amour will unveil original songs in the style of classic jazz tunes as well as pop and groove-infused numbers - based
CAD20
Inua of The Seas at Kipling Gallery
Kipling Gallery 141 Trade Valley Drive Unit 1, Vaughan, OntarioINUA OF THE SEAS At Kipling Gallery Kipling Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Inua of the Seas, an exhibition
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