Latest Events in Waterloo(March Updated)

Join us for an evening of indoor golf at Golfplay Waterloo! Whether you're an avid golfer or new to the game, this SCRAMBLE format will keep the game and the conversation moving. Not feeling very confident? You and a friend can play as a team! Or simply join us for the pizza and drinks. Mix and mingle with like-minded singles before, during and after the games. We will have some conversation pieces, games and the perfect mix of golf and mingling for your chance to arrive single and leave with a new connection! *Ticket price includes access to the event, free-to-use golf clubs, snacks, drink ticket and 2 hours of access to golf simulators Information Source: Waterloo Social | eventbrite

Event description:Enjoy the musical talents of our Laurier Community Music students as they showcase their solo skills. This is a great opportunity to support our students and appreciate their hard work throughout the term. 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. 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:Enjoy the musical talents of our Laurier students as they showcase their solo skills. This is a great opportunity to support our students and appreciate their hard work throughout the term. 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. Tickets for this event are free. Reserving tickets to free Faculty of Music concerts is not required. However, we encourage you to register to receive the most up-to-date information about the events you are interested in. 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 and drive/walk through the underpass area—the Underpass entrance to the Maureen Forrester Recital Hall is on your right. After parking, head back to the underpass and enter through the glass vestibule, go up the stairs or ramp, and enter through the double doors to the left of the elevator. 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

This one day course is designed to introduce you to the ideas behind and techniques of abstract landscape painting using acrylics. Taking the local landscape as a starting point, this course aims to explore techniques such as altering perspective, abstracting through mark making and experimenting with different viewpoints to produce successful abstract landscape paintings. This course is suitable for all levels. All materials and equipment are provided. Costs: £85 Days: 1 Saturday Times: 10:30 - 16:30 Dates: 8 March Location: Red Room Maximum: 8 Denise Harrison is a trained painter having gained her BA (Hons) degree in Painting at the University of Brighton and then an MA in Painting at the University of the Arts, London (Wimbledon). She is the author of the popular book 'If You're Bored with Acrylics, Read This Book.' Denise has run creative arts classes and workshops for many years in Birmingham, London and Brighton. Her practice is based at Phoenix Art Space where she runs regular painting classes, as well as being a painting tutor at Cass Art Brighton. Information Source: Phoenix Brighton Learning Programme | eventbrite

📅 Date: Sunday, March 9th 🕟 Time: 4:30 PM 📍 Location: Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex 101 Father David Bauer Dr., Waterloo, ON, N2J 4A8 🎟️ Ticket Price: $30 (includes $20 contribution receipt and game ticket). As low as $15 after tax credit. Join the Waterloo Conservative Association for Hockey Night in Waterloo—a fun-filled evening of community, camaraderie, and exciting hockey action! Watch the Kitchener-Waterloo Siskins take on the Lasalle Vipers, with all attendees seated in the same section to cheer together. This all-ages event is a great way to connect with fellow Conservatives while supporting our local team. Don’t miss out—grab your tickets today! Approved by the Financial Agent for the Waterloo Conservative Association. Information Source: Waterloo Conservative Association | eventbrite

Experience the immersive sounds of Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country at Beachland Ballroom in Cleveland on March 9, 2025. Known for his unique blend of country and rock music, Daniel Donato is set to deliver a captivating performance that will transport you to another world. Join us for a night of soulful melodies and intricate guitar riffs at this iconic venue located at 15711 Waterloo Rd, Cleveland, OH, 44110. Don't miss out on this opportunity to witness a truly talented artist in action.

Gelli Printing is a fun, quick and effective way to produce unique monotype prints using acrylic paint and a silicone press. We will explore object printing, relief, stencils, image transfer and painterly prints. At the end of the day you will have a series of prints to take home. This course is suitable for all levels. All materials and equipment are provided. Costs: £85 Days: 1 Thursday Times: 10:30 - 16:30 Dates: 13 March Location: Red Room Maximum: 8 Denise Harrison is a trained painter having gained her BA (Hons) degree in Painting at the University of Brighton and then an MA in Painting at the University of the Arts, London (Wimbledon). She is the author of the popular book 'If You're Bored with Acrylics, Read This Book.' Denise has run creative arts classes and workshops for many years in Birmingham, London and Brighton. Her practice is based at Phoenix Art Space where she runs regular painting classes, as well as being a painting tutor at Cass Art Brighton. Information Source: Phoenix Art Space | eventbrite

Event description:Enjoy the musical talents of our Laurier students as they showcase their solo skills. This is a great opportunity to support our students and appreciate their hard work throughout the term. 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. Tickets for this event are free. Reserving tickets to free Faculty of Music concerts is not required. However, we encourage you to register to receive the most up-to-date information about the events you are interested in. 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 and drive/walk through the underpass area—the Underpass entrance to the Maureen Forrester Recital Hall is on your right. After parking, head back to the underpass and enter through the glass vestibule, go up the stairs or ramp, and enter through the double doors to the left of the elevator. 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

Artist Tour with Grant Foster Join us for an exclusive artist tour with Grant Foster for his exhibition Home to my Teenage Bedroom in the Main Gallery at Phoenix Art Space. Revisiting his teenage bedroom as a formative creative space, Foster explores how early obsessions and visual influences shape artistic expression. His works, which includes paintings and collages, draw from a personal archive of materials, including newspaper clippings, advertisements, and fragments of text, layered together in dynamic compositions that are at once wistful and anarchic. With a mix of humour, historical references, and poignant commentary, Home to My Teenage Bedroom invites viewers to reflect on the intersection of past and present, analogue and digital, and the power of images to shape meaning over time. This in-person event is a unique opportunity to interact with the artist and gain insight into his practice and inspiration for the exhibition. Information Source: eventbrite

This course is designed for beginners who would like to get an idea about what the wonderful craft of upholstery is all about. Using a combination of modern and traditional materials and techniques, you will learn how to build a seat from the frame upwards, taking your finished piece home with you at the end of the day. This course will teach you the basics of modern upholstery, including use of tools, webbing, hessian, foam use and fabric application. Most materials and tools will be provided but you will need to bring with you a 1m x 1m piece of fabric of your own choosing for the top cover. You will have the choice of bringing in your own dining chair or you can purchase a footstool frame from the tutor (as seen in the image) if you prefer. Please note your chair needs to be unsprung and a seat only, if you are unsure of its suitability please email Emily a picture to em@myupholstery.co.uk for confirmation. Footstool orders need to be placed a minimum of two weeks ahead of the class date. This course is suitable for beginners. Costs: £145 Days: 1 Saturday Times: 10:00 - 17:00 Dates: 15 March Location: White Room Maximum: 8 I’m Emily Beaumont and I learnt the wonderful craft of upholstery at The Cass, part of London Metropolitan University under the watchful eye and huge skill of a fourth generation upholsterer. After 6 years of part-time study I was awarded a distinction for my Diploma from the AMUSF, so years of hard work definitely paid off! Whilst there I also discovered the much forgotten art of hand-tailored lampshades through the amazing skill of Angela Constantinou. I now work out of Brighton & Hove, a vibrant city which is a constant source of inspiration to me. It has been a huge learning curve but one I feel very lucky to have been able to do. It is immensely satisfying to be able to work creatively with my hands using traditional tools, materials and methods. We live in a fast paced world and it is really nice to see what amazing things can be achieved with a bit of time. My chairs can be described as traditionally modern reinventing beautifully made vintage frames into a chair that fits in today’s modern world. They are chairs that need to be seen and noticed as well as being gorgeously comfortable to sit on. Information Source: Phoenix Art Space | eventbrite

It's that time of year again... 🍀 Come party with us in an underground bar on a night everyone will be talking about. Grab your tickets before they sell out. 📆 March 14th, 2025 📍 Weavers Arms Bar, Waterloo ON 🎧 Rap // Hip-Hop // Dance // Club // House ⏳ 10PM - 1AM 👤 17+ Entry THIS EVENT WILL SELL OUT. Terms and Conditions Information Source: ONYX Events | eventbrite

Event description:Tending to ancestral embers, Camryn Ruthven (she/her) explores the Gàidhlig lineage through song, with a focus on honouring and reclaiming aspects of women’s traditions from the Gàidhealtachd... from keening grief rituals and boundary-breaking bardesses to work songs and bagpiping trailblazers. This evening weaves performances of traditional Gaelic melodies and original ancestrally-inspired compositions with story-sharing, research, and historic photographs, offering a glimpse into the various facets of women’s lives, work, social roles and music in the Scottish Highlands. 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. Tickets for this event are free. Reserving tickets to free Faculty of Music concerts is not required. However, we encourage you to register to receive the most up-to-date information about the events you are interested in. 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 and drive/walk through the underpass area—the Underpass entrance to the Maureen Forrester Recital Hall is on your right. After parking, head back to the underpass and enter through the glass vestibule, go up the stairs or ramp, and enter through the double doors to the left of the elevator. 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 the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony Players' Association and guest conductor Cynthia Johnston Turner as they perform readings of works by Laurier Student Composers. 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. Tickets for this event: General: $40Senior (65+): $25Student: 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. 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

Welcome to Sonic Spectrum!Come join us on Wed Mar 19 2025 at 7:00 PM for a night of incredible music at the Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre. Get ready to experience a diverse range of musical genres and styles that will take your ears on a journey through the spectrum of sound. From rock to funk to folk, this event will showcase the talents of local musicians and bands, all coming together to create a sonic experience like no other. 7-piece band Coast2Coast has an eclectic sound of soul, jazz and blues guaranteed to get you dancing. Original music by Anat Hector is a sound all her own. Debut performance by instrumental Funk 'n Circumstance has a great feel! Don't miss out on this unforgettable evening of live music and good vibes. Mark your calendars and spread the word - Sonic Spectrum is the place to be on Mar 19 2025! Information Source: eventbrite

Join us for a talk from Zarina Muhammad of the White Pube! In celebration of the White Pube's new book, Poor Artists,Zarina will give a talk on some of the book's key ideas, including criticism, anarchism, and ways of writing to evade authority. An audience Q&A, and small reception will follow.The talk will be held at The Project Space within Phoenix Art Space, and is presented by University of Sussex's Art History Department, the Sussex Centre for Cultural Studies (SCCS), and Gallery DODO. More on the White Pube below! The White Pube is the collaborative identity of UK-based critics Gabrielle de la Puente and Zarina Muhammad. They have been turning heads since 2015 when the pair began publishing provocative art reviews and essays online from their art school studios and have earned themselves an international cult following due to their innovative writing style, their honesty and irreverence, and their willingness to challenge the pale, male, stale art establishment. Poor Artists is their first book. Information Source: University of Sussex Art History Department and Centre for Cultural Studies , and Gallery DODO | eventbrite

Come explore the hilarious and heartfelt world of improvised stories in this four session improv series. Improviser and director Ben Gorodetsky is offering a playful exploration of narrative approaches to improvisation. Over the course of 10 hours of instruction this improv workshop series will tap into play, listening, trust, story structures, and your very own auto-biography. Learn to trust yourself and your partners so you can create in the moment together. Past improv experience recommended. --- Schedule: Thursdays | March 20 - April 10 | 7-9:30pm --- Accessible Pricing: If cost is a barrier for you, please email Ben@PinchCabaret.com and I'll figure out an accessible price. Don't be shy! --- Location: This workshop will take place at the Visitor Information Centre located at 10 Father David Bauer Drive, Waterloo. The small wooden structure by the Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery. --- About the instructor: Ben Gorodetsky is an improviser, writer, and producer based in Kitchener, Ontario. They are director and host of Pinch Cabaret, KW's BEST LOCAL EVENT, as voted by the readers of the Waterloo Chronicle. Ben is creator and executive producer of the CTV Wild series My Pet Ate What?!, co-creator of political satire comedy duo Folk Lordz (VICE), and has performed, taught, and directed improvisation at The Magnet Theatre (NYC), Out of Bounds Comedy (Austin), UCB (LA), Highwire Comedy (Atlanta), English Lovers (Vienna), IGLU (Ljubljana), FERIIR (Reunion Island), Bad Dog (Toronto), and Blind Tiger (Vancouver). Their performance work has been presented by Movement Research at Judson Church, The Tank NYC, Mile Zero Dance, Brian Webb Dance Company, Expanse Festival of Movement Arts, Rubaboo Festival, Guelph Dance Festival, SpringWorks, and the Gas Station Arts Centre. Ben is the former Associate Artistic Director of Rapid Fire Theatre and a nominee for a Canadian Comedy Award. He teaches at UWaterloo and holds an MFA from Brooklyn College-CUNY and a BFA from the University of Alberta. More info: www.pinchpinchpinch.com/classes *photo of Rapid Fire Theatre by Billy Wong Information Source: Pinch | eventbrite

Event description:Enjoy the musical talents of our Laurier students as they showcase their solo skills. This is a great opportunity to support our students and appreciate their hard work throughout the term. 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. Tickets for this event are free. Reserving tickets to free Faculty of Music concerts is not required. However, we encourage you to register to receive the most up-to-date information about the events you are interested in. 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 and drive/walk through the underpass area—the Underpass entrance to the Maureen Forrester Recital Hall is on your right. After parking, head back to the underpass and enter through the glass vestibule, go up the stairs or ramp, and enter through the double doors to the left of the elevator. 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:Enjoy the musical creativity of Laurier’s student composers! They will present their original compositions in a variety of styles and genres. Don’t miss this chance to hear some fresh and innovative sounds from Laurier’s emerging student composers. 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

Get ready for an unforgettable musical experience as Team East embarks on their highly anticipated tour, Rise of the East! This electrifying tour will take you on a journey through their biggest hits, showcasing the unique sound and energy of the group. With a mix of powerful performances, stunning visuals, and an immersive experience, Rise of the East is a tour you won’t want to miss. This event is all ages ! With Special Guest: KingRadio Itzlildrench 100BandPlan Featured Hits: • “Da Villers Open Mic” • “DWM by 100OTD” • “TeamEast by Savv4x” • “Ms.Backdoor by Ksbvndz” • “Villers” & Much more Meet the Artists: • 100OTD: https://youtu.be/SQ3bNgoQcZY?si=fSY9zB3spWHo_r-g https://youtu.be/Vs66jxXq7aU?si=4ToyzEEYhA5Kij5V https://youtu.be/cUJEUs2y3r8?si=NvIvYSlRsv1yxd-9 • Savv4x: https://youtu.be/jhArZjzzY04?si=MqNZxSIE2k9DZBdU https://youtu.be/9ef4fwSqtpM?si=VjyIc7mMd2nRSMya https://youtu.be/mOt55nmwzqM?si=ep3OyjVNPHPcCM_x • Ksbvndz: https://youtu.be/GDC3m6LxlSw?si=gcValBgg4qwEJ0Zg https://youtu.be/_W8UIVypdQE?si=TaQn7PvDrnYy5vVv https://youtu.be/ea6D2BQ1Ing?si=YS7ZIRaeYhnn2Yud • OffRadar: https://youtu.be/mRZubuQ_myc?si=7F2H_UtqMQ8hDkI0 https://youtu.be/xGUaSEySb2I?si=w9l5AYzu3OwOhLAT • Ys Dz: https://youtu.be/xGUaSEySb2I?si=w9l5AYzu3OwOhLAT https://youtu.be/Cb67X1idJ0c?si=IhWvhKoY3MPLoaHS Tour Dates & Locations: March 3 - Belleville March 4 - Ottawa March 5 - Montreal March 7 - Kingston March 9 - St. catherines March 14 - London March 15 - Hamilton March 18 - Sudbury March 20 - Thunder Bay March 22 - Waterloo Grab Your Tickets Now! Secure your spot and experience the magic of Team East live in concert. Early bird tickets, VIP passes, and exclusive merchandise available. Don’t wait – Rise of the East is coming to a city near you! Join the movement, feel the energy, and be part of the Rise of the East tour! Information Source: Studio of Legends | eventbrite

This one day course will provide you with an opportunity to explore your creativity using found or collected objects and materials, and the relationship(s) between them. You will be introduced to the concept of ‘Assemblage’ as an art movement in which you can participate, as well as a method of making art for yourself. Support and assistance will be given in the making of aesthetic decisions regarding the creative process, as well as in the practical skills required to construct small-scale sculptures and objects from a variety of recycled and raw materials. Teaching and learning methods will include visual demonstration and verbal explanation, one to one teaching, group discussions, hands-on guided practical activities, reference to handouts and visual materials. By the end of this course you will have: Had a chance to explore and learn about Assemblage artParticipated in a session alongside other learnersProduced your own sculpture or series of sculpturesEnjoyed yourself!Some materials and sculpture based equipment will be provided but students will need to bring a selection of objects to work with, for example: Clean recyclable materials such as paper, cardboard, plastic containers, plywood and hardboard off-cuts, discarded timber off-cuts, unusual objects, packaging; toys; ‘flotsam and jetsom’ from the beach and any other natural or found objects which have no practical use but which have caught your eye because of their colour, texture, shape, decoration, associations etc. Some of it may be found in skips! For any advice or help with finding these materials please email chloe@phoenixbrighton.org who will pass on your message to the tutor. This course is suitable for all levels from beginners to intermediate. Costs: £85 Date: Sunday 23 March Times: 10.00 - 16.00 Location: Red Room Maximum: 6 Having gained a B.A., (Hons) degree in Sculpture at Saint Martins School of Art Steve Howkins subsequently trained as an Art Therapist at Goldsmiths University. He has over 15 years experience of delivering individual and group-based art therapy sessions with a diverse range of client groups within the NHS, as well as leading Staff Training Sessions and Workshops focused on teambuilding and understanding group dynamics. He also has 20 years’ experience of designing and constructing gardens and renovating properties, and has undertaken numerous commissions as a mosaicist, specialising in Gaudi-style garden benches, and working with local schools facilitating workshops with children and young people throughout East Sussex including Brighton & Hove. Steve’s interest in the intersection of form and function also saw him develop an interest in restoring Bauhaus and industrial-style furniture and lighting. More recently he has focused on assemblage as a means of returning to his interest in Sculpture, while also becoming a seasoned sea swimmer and yogi! He is based in Brighton, and works from his studio at Phoenix Art Space, where he exhibits as part of the Open Studios event while also participating in Brighton Open House Festivals. Information Source: Phoenix Art Space | eventbrite

Experience the thought-provoking Avant Theatre's YAEN? or WHY? event in Singapore at Stamford Arts Centre. Delve into a captivating exploration of contemporary issues through innovative performances. The event will take place from March 27 to March 29, 2025, at 155 Waterloo Street, Singapore, 187962. Join this unique gathering to witness compelling storytelling and exceptional artistic presentations that will leave a lasting impact on attendees.

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 (from Vancouver) at the Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre in Waterloo on March 27 at 12:00 pm and share a special moment with your little one in a world filled with play, exploration and discovery. Tricoter 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 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. Catch Tricoter on: Thursday March 27 @ 12:00 pm 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

Event description:Enjoy the musical talents of our Laurier students as they showcase their solo skills. This is a great opportunity to support our students and appreciate their hard work throughout the term. 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. Tickets for this event are free. Reserving tickets to free Faculty of Music concerts is not required. However, we encourage you to register to receive the most up-to-date information about the events you are interested in. 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 and drive/walk through the underpass area—the Underpass entrance to the Maureen Forrester Recital Hall is on your right. After parking, head back to the underpass and enter through the glass vestibule, go up the stairs or ramp, and enter through the double doors to the left of the elevator. 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: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

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

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

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MISCHIEF: In honour of April Fools Day, let's explore the bold world of mischief in improv! In this one-off, 3 hour workshop we'll look at how you can push your scene partner's buttons and find comedic magic in (gently, lovingly) messing with one another on stage! Prerequisites: *Some* improv experience recommended. If you're not sure, just email Ben@PinchCabaret.com Date and time: Tuesday, April 1 | 7:00-10:00pm Venue: Waterloo Visitor Information Centre | 10 Father David Bauer Dr Accessible Pricing: If cost is a barrier for you, please email Ben@PinchCabaret.com and we'll figure out an accessible price. Don't be shy! About the instructor: Ben Gorodetsky is an improviser, director, and educator based in Kitchener, Ontario. They are curator and host of KW monthly mainstays: Pinch Cabaret and Together We're Boisterous Comedy. Ben is the former Associate Artistic Director of Rapid Fire Theatre, where he performed in the flagship TheatreSports show every friday night for seven years, and a nominee for a Canadian Comedy Award. He has performed, taught, and directed improvisation at The Magnet Theatre (NYC), Out of Bounds Comedy (Austin), UCB (LA), Highwire Comedy (Atlanta), English Lovers (Vienna), IGLU (Ljubljana), FERIIR (Reunion Island), Bad Dog (Toronto), and Blind Tiger (Vancouver). His performance work has been presented by The Art Gallery of Ontario, CAFKA, Lumen Fest, Movement Research at Judson Church, The Tank NYC, Mile Zero Dance, Brian Webb Dance Company, Expanse Festival of Movement Arts, Rubaboo Festival, Guelph Dance Festival, SpringWorks, and the Gas Station Arts Centre. They are creator and executive producer of TV series My Pet Ate What? for CTV/Bell Media. They teach at UWaterloo and hold an MFA from Brooklyn College-CUNY and a BFA from the University of Alberta. More info: www.pinchpinchpinch.com/classes *photo of Rapid Fire Theatre by Billy Wong Information Source: Pinch | eventbrite

Event description:Enjoy the musical talents of our students as they showcase their skills in various chamber music ensembles. 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