Featured Events in Waterloo in March, 2025 (June Updated)

Event description:Don’t miss this chance to hear Improvisation Convergence Ensemble (ICE), a group of gifted Laurier students, who will delight you with their music at this upcoming concert. About the Ensemble:Shane Guse, Director ICE builds improvisatory skills in groups of varying sizes, building connections and communication between players. Members are encouraged to experiment, explore new sounds and approaches to music making, and experience diverse music-making in traditional and non-traditional ways. Concert ProgramTBA TicketsTo attend any Faculty of Music event, please reserve your tickets online through Eventbrite. If you need assistance reserving a ticket, please speak with Box Office staff upon arrival or email us at concerts@wlu.ca. Ticket prices are as follows: General: $30Senior (65+): $22Student*: FreeLaurier Faculty & Staff: Free*Student tickets are for all post-secondary and high school students, as well as individuals under 18. Your ticket purchase helps provide Laurier music students with scholarships and the ability to maintain our performance facilities. You are making a difference in the lives of our students and the quality of our venues. We appreciate your support! If your plans change and you're unable to attend, kindly cancel your ticket, even if it's a complimentary or free ticket. This will open up the seat for others eager to join. Instructions for canceling free tickets can be found here. To access our complete concert season schedule click here. EntranceIf driving or walking along Hazel St towards University Ave, cross University Ave. On the right, you will see the glass walls of the Maureen Forrester lobby—the University Ave entrance is on the wall of the lobby closest to University Ave. AccessibilityPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for full accessibility information related to attending events at the Faculty of Music. ParkingPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for venue parking information. FAQsRecording Policy: Please refrain from using any audio or video recording devices during the concert. You may take photos at intermission or after the show.For facility rental inquiries, please email concerts@wlu.ca.If you would like to hire a student musician, please fill out this form.Why donate to the Faculty of Music?Music is more than just a hobby or a pastime. It is a powerful force that improves physical, emotional, and cognitive health in countless, tangible ways. By donating to the Faculty of Music, you are supporting the research and education that helps us harness the benefits of music for ourselves, our community, and the world. Join us! Give today. Information Source: Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty of Music | eventbrite

Join Cosmic Fishing Theatre as our first explorers of theatre and performance for very young children (ages 0-8), with a first-ever professional series of its kind, specially dedicated to growing intercultural and intergenerational audiences in the Waterloo Region. Come and explore the performance project Tricoter Bébé (from Vancouver) at the Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre in Waterloo on March 27 at 10:00 am and share a special moment with your little one in a world filled with play, exploration and discovery. Tricoter Bébé re-creates the spirit of a knitting circle. The dance winds and unwinds through and around the public who are arranged in the round. Yarn is integrated into the choreography and weaves an architecture that links public and place to the dancer. While dancing, the yarn gets tangled in a large knot of bright colours, and we remember those who have knitted for us in our own family. We experience Tricoter (Tree-Ko-Tay) through play, curiosity, and exploration of belonging to a community. Tricoter Bébé or Knitting in English, is a delightful mix of colours, movement, sounds and texture that captures the imagination of babies. The performance is followed by a stay and play activity for the whole family. CatchTricoter Bébé on: Thursday March 27 @ 10:00 am Friday March 28 @ 10:00 am About the PresenterCosmic Fishing Theatre is a professional experimental company, proudly based in the Waterloo Region since 2015. We stage plays and create extraordinary events for adults, youth, and very young children (0-8) with a mission to serve a truly intercultural and intergenerational audience. We draw on multiple cultural influences in our work to amplify women’s artistic voices. For more information about the project, please follow us @cosmicfishing on Instagran or please visit cosmicfishing.ca Seasonal NoteTo help prevent the spread of illness this season (COVID, cold, flu, RSV etc.) we encourage caregivers to wear masks for the duration of the event. Children 5 and under are not required to wear masks. If your child is showing cold or flu symptoms on the day of the performance, please send us a message - we would be happy to reserve you a spot for a future performance. About the VenueKitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre is a fully accessible venue. We are making it an extra baby-friendly and children-friendly space which will include access to change tables and a relaxed and comfortable environment for all. Parking: Please note that parking is available in the city parking lot on Regina Street. There is some free on-street parking nearby. Public Transportation: ION and GTR City Bus Ticket InfoSingle Tickets for children are $5 and adult/caregivers are $20 (service fees are included). We strongly encourage you to buy tickets in advance. There is no fee for Indigenous peoples to attend. There is no fee for Indigenous peoples to attend. We can reserve your seats ahead of the performance, or feel free to show up at the venue. If you face any financial barriers to access any of the events, listed as part of the DiSCoVeR series, please contact us to arrange your ticket separately. A limited number of tickets will be available for sale at the door of each show. Our SponsorsThe 2025 presentation series has a special collaboration with Neruda Arts. This series has been supported by Canadian Heritage, Ontario Arts Council, Waterloo Region Community Foundation, and The Ted and Andrea Witzel Family Fund. We are grateful to our long-term arts collaborators, our amazing community partners, and our professional network of festivals for young audiences. Let's Build Our Community of Imagination! Information Source: Cosmic Fishing Theatre | eventbrite

Explore Hurricanes v Waratahs sporting information for 28th March, as well as links for Rugby Union tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The Hurricanes New South Wales1 Union team, based in Wellington, New Zealand, is a dominant force in the world of rugby. Founded in 1996, the team competes in the Super Rugby competition against other top teams from New Zealand, Australia, and South Africa. The Hurricanes have established themselves as one of the most successful teams in the competition, winning their first Super Rugby title in 2016. With a strong roster of players including All Blacks stars Beauden Barrett and Ardie Savea, the Hurricanes are a force to be reckoned with on the field. Their home stadium, Sky Stadium, has a capacity of over 34,000 and provides an electric atmosphere for fans to support their team. With an impressive record of wins and a talented lineup, the Hurricanes continue to be a powerhouse in the world of rugby. The Waratahs are a professional New South Wales1 Union team based in New South Wales, Australia. They compete in the Super Rugby tournament and have claimed the title in 2014. They also participate in the National New South Wales1 Championship and have won the title twice, in 2014 and 2015. The team boasts a talented roster, including players such as New South Wales0 Folau, Bernard Foley, and Michael Hooper. They play their home games at the iconic 45,500 capacity Sydney Cricket Ground, providing an electric atmosphere for fans to cheer on their beloved team. With their impressive track record and skilled players, the Waratahs are a formidable force in the world of New South Wales1 Union. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Ticket Options: Show Only - $50.00 (+ Booking Fee).General Admission Seating Dine in and Show - $90.00 (+ Booking Fee).Dine & Show Menu Mains (Choose From): Steak & Frites Served Medium Rare w/ Bernaise and Seasonal Salad or Pasta Alla Vodka Rosa Sauce, Parmesean and Parsley Dessert (Choose From): Classic Tiramusu w/ Raspberry Coulis T&C's: Doors open at 6:45, everyone must be seated by 7:30pm.For the Dine & Show ticket holders - must be seated and ordered by 7:15pm food will come out as a whole group.If you are seating with another guest whose purchased tickets, please let us know so we can acccomodate your request accordingly (subjecitve to capapcitty, seating arranagements and ticket sales) .Dietaries need to be provided in advance (please contact us at functions@cauliflowerhotel.com.au or (02) 9698 3024. No last minute changes will be accommodated.Cancellations require at least ONE WEEKS NOTICE prior to event date and at the discretion of Management. No contigency for breach of time frame.This is a 18+ Event - No Minors! Information Source: The Cauliflower Hotel | eventbrite

Event description:Don’t miss this chance to hear the Laurier Percussion Ensemble, who will delight you with the engaging and dynamic repertoire they’ve been working on this term. About the Ensemble:Brennan Connolly, Director Re-established in 2014, the Wilfrid Laurier University Percussion Ensemble is comprised of percussion majors and is an integral part of the studio class curriculum. The ensemble performs programs of large, contemporary works for percussion balanced with diverse and unique repertoire that pushes the boundaries of the genre, including global music and improvisation. The ensemble places an emphasis on creating a close-knit community by building relationships and creating memorable experiences, all within a framework of outstanding musical performance. Furthermore, at the heart of the ensemble is a commitment to musical collaboration both on and off Laurier's campus. Past examples of this include the ensemble appearing as guest artists with the KW Symphony, Guelph Symphony Orchestra, as a part of R. Murray Schafer's outdoor opera Spirit Garden and the Age of Majority Singers. Concert ProgramTBA TicketsTo attend any Faculty of Music event, please reserve your tickets online through Eventbrite. If you need assistance reserving a ticket, please speak with Box Office staff upon arrival or email us at concerts@wlu.ca. Ticket prices are as follows: General: $30Senior (65+): $22Student*: FreeLaurier Faculty & Staff: Free*Student tickets are for all post-secondary and high school students, as well as individuals under 18. Your ticket purchase helps provide Laurier music students with scholarships and the ability to maintain our performance facilities. You are making a difference in the lives of our students and the quality of our venues. We appreciate your support! If your plans change and you're unable to attend, kindly cancel your ticket, even if it's a complimentary or free ticket. This will open up the seat for others eager to join. Instructions for canceling free tickets can be found here. To access our complete concert season schedule click here. EntranceIf driving or walking along Hazel St towards University Ave, cross University Ave. On the right, you will see the glass walls of the Maureen Forrester lobby—the University Ave entrance is on the wall of the lobby closest to University Ave. AccessibilityPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for full accessibility information related to attending events at the Faculty of Music. ParkingPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for venue parking information. FAQsRecording Policy: Please refrain from using any audio or video recording devices during the concert. You may take photos at intermission or after the show.For facility rental inquiries, please email concerts@wlu.ca.If you would like to hire a student musician, please fill out this form.Why donate to the Faculty of Music?Music is more than just a hobby or a pastime. It is a powerful force that improves physical, emotional, and cognitive health in countless, tangible ways. By donating to the Faculty of Music, you are supporting the research and education that helps us harness the benefits of music for ourselves, our community, and the world. Join us! Give today. Information Source: Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty of Music | eventbrite

Event description:Join us for Prometheus, a captivating multimedia collage brought to life by Laurier's inaugural class of Master of Music (MMus) students in Collaboration, Curation, and Creative Performance. Concert ProgramTBA TicketsTo attend any Faculty of Music event, please reserve your tickets online through Eventbrite. If you need assistance reserving a ticket, please speak with Box Office staff upon arrival or email us at concerts@wlu.ca. Ticket prices are as follows: General: $30Senior (65+): $22Student*: FreeLaurier Faculty & Staff: Free*Student tickets are for all post-secondary and high school students, as well as individuals under 18. Your ticket purchase helps provide Laurier music students with scholarships and the ability to maintain our performance facilities. You are making a difference in the lives of our students and the quality of our venues. We appreciate your support! If your plans change and you're unable to attend, kindly cancel your ticket, even if it's a complimentary or free ticket. This will open up the seat for others eager to join. Instructions for canceling free tickets can be found here. To access our complete concert season schedule click here. EntranceIf driving or walking along Hazel St towards University Ave, cross University Ave. On the right, you will see the glass walls of the Maureen Forrester lobby—the University Ave entrance is on the wall of the lobby closest to University Ave. AccessibilityPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for full accessibility information related to attending events at the Faculty of Music. ParkingPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for venue parking information. FAQsRecording Policy: Please refrain from using any audio or video recording devices during the concert. You may take photos at intermission or after the show.For facility rental inquiries, please email concerts@wlu.ca.If you would like to hire a student musician, please fill out this form.Why donate to the Faculty of Music?Music is more than just a hobby or a pastime. It is a powerful force that improves physical, emotional, and cognitive health in countless, tangible ways. By donating to the Faculty of Music, you are supporting the research and education that helps us harness the benefits of music for ourselves, our community, and the world. Join us! Give today. Information Source: Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty of Music | eventbrite

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