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11 events Sep 18 - Sep 20
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Forever Seger
With 75 million records sold and induction into the Rock and Roll hall of Fame in 2004, Bob Seger’s music is the soundtrack of a generation, and nobody recreates the energy and power of a Bob Seger concert better than Forever Seger. From rock anthems like “Old time Rock n Roll” “…
Cornhole for Hospice!
Tay Rink, Port McNicoll Grab a friend and come out for an afternoon of fun, laughs and comraderie! · 1 pm start (11:30am–12:45pm - Registration Check-in & Warm Up Activities) · Teams of 4 people, guaranteed 3 games · Entertaining Activities during the Event · PRIZES! · An LCBO li…
Hearth to Table: Dinner in 1648
Savour 17th-century inspired gourmet dishes by candlelight right on the grounds of historic Sainte-Marie. Hearth to Table invites guests to gather around a harvest table inside the chapel of the reconstructed Jesuit mission and enjoy a delicious, multi-course meal featuring histo…
Scott Dietrich, Magician
Scott's fast paced, fun filled Magic Show is 40 minutes of fun and hilarity! His secret ingredient is the kids, who become active participants in the show. The highlight of the program comes when the children help in the magical production of Scott's live bunny, Peek-a-boo. Other…
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This weekend runs Sunday, September 13. The weekend page collects every festival, concert, market and family event happening in that window across all ten provinces and three territories, and can be narrowed to a province, a city or a category.
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