The Concerts

The Songs of Sheryl Crow and Stevie Nicks
Concerts

The Songs of Sheryl Crow and Stevie Nicks

Apr 1, 2026 7:30 PM Showplace Performance Centre Get ready to be swept into a night that plays like a greatest-hits fever dream: Sheryl Crow’s grit and swagger colliding with Stevie Nicks’ mystique and midnight shimmer […]

The Interviews

interview: David Clayton-Thomas
Interviews

interview: David Clayton-Thomas

(March 2020) A Grammy Award-winning Canadian musician, singer songwriter, David’s best known as the lead vocalist of the 70’s jazz rock band Blood, Sweat & Tears. His first album with the band in 1968 sold […]

Community

In The Clubs

THE HIP EXPERIENCE
Music

THE HIP EXPERIENCE

Friday, November 6 • 8:00 PM Market Hall The Hip Experience was formed with a single, daunting mission: to do justice to The Tragically Hip, a band that, in this country, occupies the space somewhere […]

THEATRE

Comedy

Canine Circus Presents: Dogs Do Magic
Comedy

Canine Circus Presents: Dogs Do Magic

Sunday, April 12 • 2:30 PM & 7:30 PM Market Hall Aaron Matthews isn’t just bringing a magic show to town—he’s rolling in with the kind of all-ages spectacle that feels part vaudeville throwback, part […]

Horror Scopes

HorrorScopes: March 2026
Horror Scopes

HorrorScopes: March 2026

Aries March tempts you with “fresh starts,” and you sprint toward them like a motivational poster with anger issues. You’ll announce a bold new plan mid-month — fitness, finances, relationships, something dramatic — and abandon […]

Local Politics

CITY: Upward Momentum, Ground-Level Silence
Politics

CITY: Upward Momentum, Ground-Level Silence

City Hall this week leaned hard into the future — glass, steel, and planning language — while the present sat patiently off to the side, waiting to be invited into the conversation. The main attraction […]

The Arts

Edward FuChen Juan: Memory Crimes
Art

Edward FuChen Juan: Memory Crimes

Friday, May 1, 2026 to Saturday, June 27, 2026 Artspace The exhibition’s point of departure can be traced to a 2017 New York Times article on the opening of the 228 Memorial Museum in Taipei, Taiwan. […]

Indie Spotlight

Ian Kurz — The Many Faces of Rock ’n’ Roll
Spotlight

Ian Kurz — The Many Faces of Rock ’n’ Roll

Ian Kurz isn’t just playing music—he’s living inside it. Whether he’s strapping on a guitar to channel Paul Stanley in Destroyer: Canada’s KISS Tribute, hammering out high-energy covers with M.I.A. (Misfits in Action), or stepping […]

Dining