Over Hill & Dale - Artist Meet and Greet
2026-03-11 01:11 (America/Toronto) | ON
Last Meet ‘n Greet with photographer-artist Connie Munson, this Wednesday, February 22, 1:30 – 4:00 pm. Ginger snaps are on her, so come on out and enjoy the warm vibes of yesteryear with this show, a visual ode to the warmth of small town and rural life. Join Connie at Heather’s Bakery Cafe in Georgetown.

Over Hill & Dale

You might not be headed to grandmother’s house, but do head out to Heather’s Bakery Café in Georgetown to see the new show, Over Hill and Dale! Area artists Karen Brown of Erin, Kayla Jackson of Alton, and Connie Munson of Brampton are hanging an eclectic mix of acrylic, oil, pastels, photography, and encaustic mixed media work which bring the warmth of yesteryear into our homes today.

AGM - Virtual Art Hive
2026-03-11 01:11
Work on your projects in the company of other artists

Join artist and facilitator Cynthia Morin to explore online art making while working on your own projects in the company of other artists in the comfort of your own home.
This creative virtual community event is #FREE for all to join and focuses on the connection between art and mental health. Everyone is welcome.
A very special thanks to RAMA Gaming House Mississauga and Charitable Gaming, Community Good for their financial support of this program.
Kindly note: the ZOOM link will be emailed to registered participants 1 hour before the event.

Register here

Mississauga Library Author Talks: Zalika Reid-Benta
2026-03-11 01:11
A Toronto-based writer, Zalika Reid-Benta’s story collection Frying Plantain won the Danuta Gleed Literary Award and the Rakuten Kobo Emerging Writer Prize for Literary Fiction. Frying Plantain was longlisted for the Scotiabank Giller Prize, and was shortlisted for the Toronto Book Award, and the Trillium Book Award. She received an M.F.A. in fiction from Columbia and her first novel River Mumma will be published in 2023.
Register for this event.

Black History Month Market
2026-03-11 01:11
A Black History Month event hosted by The New Youth Council.

Shop local Black-owned businesses, hear from community historians, and celebrate Black excellence in Mississauga. Event hosted in partnership with the Museums of Mississauga and Mississauga Recreation. Free and open to all.
Guest speakers: Leonard Paris and Channon Oyeniran
Vendors: Akachi Farms, Heroes of the World, Mia’s World Book Club with author Victoria Daley, OyES Education, ReLiv Organics, The Mississauga Soap Company, and many more!

Contact
905-615-4860, ext. 2110
museums@mississauga.ca

City of Mississauga - Celebrating Black Excellence Event
2026-03-11 01:11
An evening to celebrate and recognize the accomplishments of Mississauga’s Black community. The celebration will involve musical guests, keynote speakers and an awards ceremony.
Nominations are now being accepted for the Black Excellence Awards. These awards focus on the efforts and achievements of Mississauga’s Black residents and volunteers in one of five categories.
The nomination period is from Wednesday, February 1 through Friday, February 10, 2023. Late nominations will not be considered.

Fashion Circuit Series Presents - UNMASKED
2026-03-11 01:11
Join us February 25th, 2023 for our annual showcase. A curated evening of Fashion, Art, and our special edition of Design & Dialogue to help raise awareness of mental health.

Purchase tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/fashion-circuit-series-presents-unmasked-tickets-520063202037?aff=ebdssbdestsearch&keep_tld=1

Matt Zaddy at Stonehooker Brewing Company
2026-03-11 01:11
Join Matt Zaddy for a night of live acoustic music at Stonehooker Brewing Company on February 25, 7-11 PM!

Sunday FUNday at PAMA
2026-03-11 01:11
Drop-in and engage with art through special instructor-led activities that are fun for the whole family!
February’s activity: Create artwork inspired by UN/COVERINGS: Mennonite & Muslim Women’s Heads and Hearts.

Jazz at the Legion - FEB 26
2026-03-11 01:11
We’re back with our monthly gig at the Port Credit Legion. This month we are featuring two singers from our upcoming Big Band Open Mic ( Gerry Cabling & Dionne Grant ).
Come out and enjoy an afternoon of LIVE Big Band Jazz.

POETIC VOICES: Nadine Williams
2026-03-11 01:11
Award-winning poet Nadine Williams will share her poetry in an intimate setting at the Art Gallery of Mississauga. Join us for this inaugural poetry series and enjoy Nadine’s poetic voice.
We invite guests to arrive early and visit our new exhibition “The Further Apart Things Seem” and enjoy some light refreshments.
Biography: Multi-Award winning Poet-Author and Arts Educator Nadine Williams is a Jamaican-Canadian with a passion for social justice. She has been making waves in the Great Lakes and as far away as Vienna Austria. Among her many accolades, are opening for Mrs. Obama, Canada’s Governor General as well as Prime Ministers of both Jamaica and Canada and is the Resident Poet for the Caribbean Consular Corps. Her awards include The York Regional Police’ Deeds Speak Award 2014, which received Parliamentary mention in 2019 and recently named among the 100 Accomplished Black Canadian Women (100ABC) 2022.
The Art Gallery of Mississauga would like to thank RAMA Gaming Centre Mississauga and Charitable Gaming, Community Good for their financial support of this program.

Winter Writing Circle 2023: a writing class with Andrew Gaboury
2026-03-11 01:11
Put pen to paper, fingers to keys! Our next 8-week writing class runs 7-9pm (EST) January 10th to February 28th!

Date and time

Tue, 10 Jan 2023, 7:00 PM – Tue, 28 Feb 2023, 9:00 PM EST

Location

Online

About this event

About the Class
“This class is a must for anyone who fears the blank page (as I did).” – Writing Circle Participant.
This 8-week writing class will be led by Andrew Gaboury from 7pm-9pm (EST) on Tuesdays, January 10th to February 28th.
The purpose of this course is simply to put pen to paper, or fingers to keys. You will embrace stream of consciousness and write with abandon to escape the clutches of your inner critic. You will acknowledge and discover your natural creativity. As you define a healthy writing practice, you will explore various writing forms to help widen your creative vision. This class will touch upon fiction, poetry and playwriting. As the course progresses there will be time set aside for sharing and feedback.
Each class will be a combination of writing prompts, a guided “lecture” facilitated by Andrew, group or solo writing time, and sharing circles.
What you will need:
+ Zoom access & a webcam
+ Writing implements
+ Books (of any kind) close by
+ Paper or a notebook (or a napkin or the back of a receipt!)
+ A Google account (the class work will be posted to a Google Classroom site, so this helps facilitate access)
Section 1: Fiction
Stream of consciousness, self reflection, narrative styles, genre & world building.
Section 2: Poetry
Metaphor & the senses, free verse, beat & spoken word.
Section 3: Playwriting
Playwriting features, narrative structure, character voice & dialogue.
Testimonials from past participants!
“I would say that the Circle helped me to put a pen to a page in all the best ways. With so many different mediums of writing to discover, the 8 weeks provided me the accountability to write! And write some more! That can be the hardest part but with other writers to inspire me, I learned how to develop a consistent writing practice.”
“Andrew made it totally comfortable and easy to engage at any level. Strongly recommend.”
“Writing circle is a great opportunity to develop your creative writing and to gain feedback from others on your work.”

TD Culture Lab - Get Funded: Grant Writing for Success
2026-03-11 01:11
Grant Deadlines might be looming, but writing your next application doesn’t have to be stressful! Join, Rohit Mehta, Founder and President of DoGood Fundraising as he demystifies the grant application process and provides helpful tips and tricks to writing a great project description, putting together a great budget, and overall strategies for a great application that will appeal to peer assessment reviewers.

Rohit Mehta is the Founder and President of DoGood Fundraising. A University of Toronto graduate, Rohit has been active in the non-profit sector for 16 years. He was appointed to a five-year term with the Grant Review Team of the Ontario Trillium Foundation and served a two-year term with the Grant Review Committee of the Ministry of Children and Youth Services’ Youth Opportunities Fund.
Rohit reviewed and assessed over 300 grant applications, and distributed over $60 Million in funding to community-based non-profits, charities, and grassroots groups. His experience working in fundraising roles with several non-profit and charities, and over a decade volunteering as a Board Member and leader within the sector, led him to start DoGood Fundraising. The business helps non-profits, charities, and artists to raise funds through grant writing, funder research, and professional development training.

Cuchulainn's Open Mic hosted by Matt Zaddy- FEB 28
2026-03-11 01:11
LEARN MORE

From Matt Zaddy:
Headway Music Presents:
CUCHULAINN’S OPEN MIC
hosted by Matt Zaddy
Tues. Feb. 28th @ 8pm
19+ event
Advanced signup to perform
Email: info@mattzaddy.com
Greetings all! This open mic is a stripped down and acoustic event. There will be a left handed and right handed acoustic guitar available for use.
PERFORMERS: we highly recommend you bring your own mics if at all possible. There will also be a COVID screening for all performers for the purpose of contract tracing. Email info@mattzaddy.com for details.
For 10+ years I have hosted Open Mic events at Cuch’s. These events have brought a great deal of joy to performers, and to music and comedy lovers. They have truly been the highlight of my week for as long as I can remember. This was our community getting together, to celebrate what we love.
I’m very happy that I can do these events live and in person again! Massive thanks to Cuchulainn’s for working with me on this!
Event itinerary:
745pm-8pm – performers check-in / COVID screening
8pm-820pm – Matt Zaddy intro’s the event/performs
820pm onward – OPEN MIC!
– CONTENT: although this is a 19+ event, I have to be strict with the type of content I have from performers. What you perform reflects directly on me as a host.
– Absolutely NO misogyny, racism, homophobia, transphobia, hatespeech, etc.
– if you are unsure of your material, please run it by me first
– anyone who violates the rules will be kicked out of the event and barred from future performances
Can’t wait to see you all again!
Matt Zaddy
P.S. Any other questions? Email info@mattzaddy.com.

"The Tranquil North" Brenda LaRose Solo Exhibition - AOTC
2026-03-11
Brenda LaRose will guide us through her solo exhibit in the gallery, hanging all this month. She will share her great love of northern Ontario, kayaking, canoeing and all things cottage through her tranquil and beautiful images. Join us Thursday, MARCH 9 on Zoom at 7 pm. Send an email request to contact@artsonthecredit.ca to receive your direct Zoom link to the opening artist talk. Relax in the comfort of your home, perhaps with your favourite beverage & snack & enjoy an hour of fabulous art. Hope to see you on the evening of the 9th.

VIEW HERE

Lila Lewis Irving: A Retrospective Exhibition
2026-03-11
Lila Lewis Irving: A Retrospective
This exhibition has been EXTENDED until April 8, 2023. Closing reception on April 1, 4-7 PM with an artist Q&A at 5:30 PM.
To RSVP, email donna@donnachildfineart.com or call (416) 620-0500

About the Artist
“My painting is an energetic and intense process which results in work, deeply felt. The impetus is a response to a visual, an emotional or a musical world, or all three. The shapes are bold and simplified.
Non objective works center on surface images of reinterpreted inner experiences. In my work I seek the resonance of music in reaching for the primordial soul. A universal rhythm is expressed through texture and sometimes through reflective metallic paint surfaces manipulated with implements beyond the brushstroke. Beneath the surface lies an inspiration from myth and music.
The canvas is placed on the floor. The paint is poured or thrown, sometimes manipulated, sometimes not. The hard part is knowing when to stop.
Although many of my paintings are non objective, I have always been interested in the figurative. Many years were spent drawing and painting from the model. Now I am abandoning the model in order to be more expressive, emphasizing feeling, intuition and relationships. Convincing but not accurate.
What is exciting now is that I am combining my love of the figurative with my knowledge and passion for the non objective. These works are large and heavily textured with thick paint and gels. They are sculptural works on canvas, bold, dramatic and emotional.”
Lila Lewis Irving

Culture Sector Resilience Training - City of Mississauga
2026-03-11 01:11
Free training for arts organizations – Pandemic innovations that kept the fires burning and how to plan for the worst

REGISTER HERE

From analogue to digital innovations, big budgets to small, organizations across Canada found new ways to deliver their cultural output during the massive challenges brought by the pandemic. On behalf of the Creative City Network of Canada (CCNC), the City of Mississauga invites your organization to attend a workshop on crisis planning and resilience for culture sector organizations.
Friday, March 3, 2023 1:00-4:00PM
Location: Small Arms Inspection Building, 1352 Lakeshore Rd. E., Mississauga
WORKSHOP DETAILS
You’re invited! This specialized training session is free to attend and is part of Creative City Network of Canada’s Cultural Resilience Project. We are hoping you, your staff, and your network can join us.
On Friday, March 3, 2023, CCNC’s Facilitator, Grégoire Gagnon (ED of the CHRC) will facilitate a three-hour interactive workshop in your community highlighting the many different approaches to innovation in Canada’s culture sector demonstrated during COVID-19. Find out what proved to be most effective at bolstering the fortitude of Canada’s cultural industries and explore how your organization might borrow from these creative successes. We would like to invite your organization to participate in this professional training.
BACKGROUND
Cultural Resilience: Using Innovation to Stabilize in times of Crisis is a multi-phase project led by the Creative City Network of Canada in partnership with the Cultural Human Resources Council (CHRC), Les Arts et la Ville, and the Canadian Commission for UNESCO. In Phase One, Hill Strategies Research collected over 200 stories of INNOVATION & RESILIENCE IN CANADA’S CULTURALSECTOR in the time of COVID-19 and identified 12 key innovative themes that could be applied to reinforce the stability of arts and culture organizations in future challenges.
Phase Two of the project introduces professional training tools developed specifically for arts and cultural organizations in a Canada-wide tour. This summer and fall, CHRC Executive Director Grégoire Gagnon will lead interactive workshops on how the learnings from over 200 stories could apply to your organization’s future planning.
Please RSVP by February 28, 2023 and indicate the number of representatives you will be sending. Space is limited.
For more information on the Cultural Resilience Project, please visit: https://hillstrategies.com/resilience-stories/

HCACA: Latin Arts and Crafts for Kids
2026-03-11 01:11
Join Carla Casanova in these bilingual arts and crafts workshops during the coldest months of the year!
A perfect activity to bond with families and kids in your community!
All workshops include materials and are free to the public, join us.Register Here!

Mississauga Chamber Singers: Magnificent Mozart
2026-03-11 01:11
Mississauga Chamber Singers is thrilled to present an ‘all Mozart’ concert, featuring his familiar ‘Coronation Mass’. Also on the program are his earlier works – Regina Coeli and Alma Dei Creatoris.
Of the sacred works that Mozart composed in Salzburg none is as well known or as popular as the Mass in C K. 317 – more well known as the ‘Coronation Mass’. This composition for soloists, choir and orchestra, deploys a virtuoso musical palette with alternating choir and soloists lending an operatic richness to this masterwork. Certainly the music itself is celebratory in nature. The genius of the work is that, despite its compact form, it has the ceremonial grandeur of a much larger work.
Joining the Mississauga Chamber Singers are four outstanding Canadian soloists and chamber orchestra.

An Afternoon at the Opera - Mississauga Youth Symphony Orchestra
2026-03-11 01:11
The Mississauga Symphony Youth Orchestra presents…An Afternoon at the Opera! Coming to you March 5th.

The MSYO will be performing with special guests Camille Labonte, Grace Lee, and Tyler Prince on March 5, 3 PM at Hammerson Hall, LAC.
Join them for classics such as The Marriage of Figaro Overture, The Barber of Seville Overture, Triumphal March from Aida, Arias from the Marriage of Figaro, Gianni Schicchi and Don Giovanni and more!
Get your tickets now at mississaugasymphony.ca/msyo

Heather Christine at the Taste of Oakville
2026-03-11 01:11
Join Heather Christine for food and music at the Taste of Oakville event. She is delighted to be performing for 3 consecutive Tuesdays at Buca Di Bacco Restaurant in Oakville. Join us for a delicious meal and an eclectic evening of music including Jazz, Pop, R&B and Folk. Buca Di Bacco is located at 130 Thomas St in Oakville.
Join me on the following dates:

Tuesday, February 21 – 6:30pm – 8pm with Matt Zaddy
Tuesday, February 28 – 6:30pm – 8pm with Dean Aivalotis
Tuesday, March 7 – 6:30pm – 8pm with Matt Zaddy

Arlene LIVE at the Taste of Oakville
2026-03-11 01:11
Arlene will be performing at Coriander Green (342 Church St, Oakville) on Tuesday, February 21, 28, and March 7 from 6:30-8:00 PM. Call (905) 338-2540 to make a reservation.

TD Culture Lab - Public Art: Ask me Anything Panel Discussion
2026-03-11 01:11
What is public art and how can you get involved? What types of art are clients looking for and paying to install for public use? Join MAC’s own Jacqueline Mak with guests Philippa French (City of Mississauga), Kyla Radoja (Artscape) and Mississauga visual artist Soon Cho for an introduction and roundtable discussion on Public Art. Bring your questions and curiosity to this overview and discussion about the benefits and opportunities for visual artists to get involved in the world of public art.

Mississauga Arts Council’s Creative Director and Strategist, Jacqueline Mak,has 5+ years of Art Direction experience. Her work at BBDO Asia and Oglivy One Hong Kong saw her working with brands such as Visa, Metlife, P&G, Mercedes, Purina, and Bayer. Returning to Canada to pursue a career as a visual artist, she has created works for Art Gallery of Ontario, Art Gallery of Mississauga’s 42nd Juried Show, City of Mississauga, Living Arts Centre and has been featured on CBC Arts, VICE, and The O.G. She holds a postgraduate degree in Sculpture and Installation from OCAD and has taught Visual Arts at VAM for 4 years. As a visual artist, her work challenges society’s views on critical issues that affect our daily lives that we seldom pay attention to.

Kyla Radoja is the Public Art and Partners Manager at Artscape Atelier. Prior to this Kyla was an Interior Architect in her hometown of Edinburgh, Scotland. Kyla has since traveled and lived around the world, gathering inspiration from many cultures and moved to Toronto around a decade ago, where her artistic journey continues to grow.

Philippa (Pip) French is a public art curator and project manager working in municipal public art. Pip leads city-building initiatives, partners with local arts, community, and educational organizations, and works to diversify municipal public art collections. In her current role as a Public Art Curator with the City of Mississauga, Pip commissions permanent large-scale sculptures, murals, temporary artworks, and works based in digital media. Pip is a graduate of Queen’s University’s M.A. in Public Administration and the University of Toronto’s Urban Studies B.A. Program and a member of ArtReach’s Resource Advisory Committee, a Toronto organization that supports community-based arts initiatives that engage youth from equity-deserving populations who have experienced exclusion in Toronto.

Soon Cho, aka Niña, is an illustrator based in Canada. Soon’s practice ranges from digital art to murals & installations. Soon enjoys simple line drawings with a childlike aesthetic, often depicting elements of nature and the essence of everyday life. While Soon was doing her masters program in Spain (2017), She drew a fictional character in her work who all of her friends called ‘Niña’ which means a little girl in Spanish. Niña quickly became a ‘hidden cheerleader’ as she hides in Soon’s illustrations and connects with the viewer with a message ‘I am here for you’. Through a little encouragement & humour, Soon hopes to slow things down and boost self value to individuals.

Puppet Festival Mississauga - MARCH 8-15
2026-03-11
Puppet Shows For Families In Mississauga

International Award-Winning Entertainment

Treat your family to quality theatre at Puppet Festival Mississauga this March Break. These live puppet shows are specifically curated or family audiences in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. Since young people have been affected by the pandemic, live activities for children in Mississauga, are very much needed. Puppet Festival Mississauga presents live theatre that encourages children to be curious about the world around them.

Join them for animated short films, puppet show “Choo. Choo. Whistle. Woof!”, or puppet show “The Happy Prince”/”Principe Feliz”.

FULL LIST OF PROGRAMMING

AGM: DRAWING IN – DRAWING OUT: VISUAL STORY TELLING (INTERGENERATIONAL PROGRAM)
2026-03-11 01:11
A 6-week intergenerational online arts program for Seniors & Youth living in Mississauga, Ontario.
DATE: Thursdays starting February 2, running for 6 weeks (February 2, 9, 16, 23, March 2 & 9).
TIME: 4:00 – 6:00 PM
LOCATION: Online – hosted by ZOOM.
During this 6-week program, participants will explore their memories and dreams through drawing. Artist/Educator Carla Gonzalez-Casanova will lead them through a series of exercises and processes to focus on personal memories and how to create a visual story.
• Learn different drawing techniques
• Explore how to use different types of drawing tools
• Incorporate collage into your drawings
• Share stories and exchange ideas with the Seniors & Youth group
• Create a storybook in your sketchbook
Participants MUST reside in the Greater Mississauga area. Participants registering MUST be ready to attend each weekly session. Please do not register if you do not intend to attend.
Kindly note: All materials will be provided and can be picked up at the Art Gallery of Mississauga at 300 City Centre Drive, Mississauga, prior to the event. Kindly wait for an email before coming for materials (approx 1 week before the start date).
HIGHSCHOOL STUDENTS: You will receive a letter of confirmation of volunteer hours after the completion of this program.
Thank you to New Horizons for Seniors Program for their financial support of this program.

City of Mississauga Culture Division - Building a thriving culture scene for everyone Discussion
2026-03-11 01:11
Building a thriving culture scene for everyone
What’s your experience of being a creative in Mississauga? And how can the creative sector work together to make life better for everyone?

You’re invited to join us for a discussion on March 9th about the future of arts, culture and heritage in Mississauga. Come learn about the experiences and activities of creators and organizations across the city. And share your thoughts about how we can make life better.
What supports are needed for creative professionals, and arts, culture and/or heritage groups in Mississauga? How can we all work together to continue to drive a unified vision for a culturally-rich Mississauga? How is the creative sector working to embed Truth and Reconciliation, and equity, diversity and inclusion in its work? What actions can we take to meaningfully address climate change, become more environmental sustainability and circular economy?
This session will directly inform the 2024 Future Directions Culture Plan and the Culture Division’s work over the next 5-10 years. We’ll be listening to each other, chatting in breakout rooms and as a group, and sharing our thoughts through online polls.
Your insights are critical to drive Mississauga’s thriving culture scene forward.
We hope to see you there!
– Amy Calder & Zainab Abbasi on behalf of the Culture Division
Event Details
Date & Time: Thursday, March 9, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. EST

Mode: Virtual using WebEx Meetings and Mentimeter, online video chatting and polling tools. (WebEx meeting details will be sent directly to all event registrants.)

RSVP: Let us know if you’re attending by registering at our Eventbrite page: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/building-a-thriving-culture-scene-for-everyone-tickets-559569727117
If you’re unable to attend, an online survey link will be circulated so that you’re able to provide input and feedback.

Artist Talk - "The Tranquil North" Brenda LaRose Solo Exhibition - AOTC
2026-03-11 01:11

Nóżki Opera presents The Magic Flute
2026-03-11 01:11
Enjoy Mozart’s ‘Magic Flute’ set in outer space, for all to enjoy! This is a family-friendly event, with interactive activities for children.
Join them on March 7, 7 PM at 918 Bathurst (Toronto) and March 10, 7 PM at Clarke Hall (Mississauga).
Get your tickets at: https://www.nozkiopera.com/magicflute

From Nóżki Opera:
Our adaptation of “The Magic Flute” is significantly shortened, sung in English with spoken dialogue. We have created an original libretto so that our production will be engaging and relevant to young audiences. Our storyline is modified from the original libretto: it is set in outer space and explores themes such as power and inclusion.
The project is informed by the question: “What about our show will make a young first-time opera viewer want to see another opera?” This question drives us to nurture children’s budding interest in opera.

Open Stage Series at the Rec Room Square One - hosted by Matt Zaddy
2026-03-11 01:11
Headway Music Presents:
The Rec Room Square One
Open Stage Series
hosted by Matt Zaddy

Friday March 10th at 9pm | 19+ | Free Event

March 10 will be the first OPEN STAGE SERIES at The Rec Room in Mississauga hosted by Matt Zaddy! This will be a full band set up: solo performers, duos, trio, full bands are all welcome to this new event!

Lineup for the night:

8pm – REBEL WILL
8:20pm – Azfar Ali / Azfar “The Entertainer” Ali
8:25pm – Lester Rodrigues
8:40pm – Paige Blossom | Paige Blossom
9pm – Rose Cora Perry & The Truth Untold
9:20pm – Jayce Loo (Jason Luu)
9:25pm – Dan Gibson
9:45pm – Eric Jackson & The Willow River Band
10:05pm – Ronald Hae
10:10pm – Natalie Muzos & Stephen Harmelink
10:25pm – Croissanthemuffin
10:45pm – UltraViolet Catastrophe
11:05pm – Hershawn Arora
11:10pm – Grace Valera & Cris Quindoy
11:25pm – Darian Yataco
11:45pm – The Pull of Planets #tpxps
12:10am – Race Against Fate
12:35am – Michael BONES
12:50am – Matthew Tyler Di Leo

Tennyson King at LAC - MARCH 11
2026-03-11 01:11
The international touring act, Tennyson King, is rapidly gathering fans all over the world.

Born in Hong Kong, raised in Canada, this nomadic musician brings a jovial personality to the stage. Rock and roll infused with earthy roots and blues subtly laced in psychedelic ear candy.
If you’re looking for the place where your soul can be wild and your heavy-heart assuaged, follow the sound of Tennyson’s crisp, round voice, as he plucks an electric chord and hammers out a beat on the kick-drum. Tennyson is a true indie folk rock nomad.

The Hunchback of Notre Dame presented by City Centre Musical Productions
2026-03-11 01:11
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
​
Presented by City Centre Musical Productions

Based on the Victor Hugo novel and songs from the Disney animated feature, The Hunchback of Notre Dame showcases the film’s Academy Award-nominated score, as well as new songs by Menken and Schwartz. Peter Parnell’s new book embraces story theatre and features verbatim passages from Hugo’s gothic novel.

The musical begins as the bells of Notre Dame sound through the famed cathedral in fifteenth-century Paris. Quasimodo, the deformed bell-ringer who longs to be “Out There”, observes all of Paris reveling in the Feast of Fools. Held captive by his devious caretaker, the archdeacon Dom Claude Frollo, he escapes for the day and joins the boisterous crowd, only to be treated cruelly by all but the beautiful gypsy, Esmeralda. Quasimodo isn’t the only one captivated by her free spirit, though – the handsome Captain Phoebus and Frollo are equally enthralled. As the three vie for her attention, Frollo embarks on a mission to destroy the gypsies – and it’s up to Quasimodo to save them all.
​
Music by: Alan Menken
Lyrics by: Stephen Schwartz
Book by: Peter Parnell
With Permission from Music Theatre International

Performances:
Evening Shows (8:00pm) Mar. 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 2023
Matinees (2:00pm) Mar. 5, 11, 12, 2023
​
Audience Rating – PG13
