What's On
We endeavour to keep our calendar updated with community events throughout Watershed country, but please let us know it we’ve missed one. We encourage you to submit an event yourself: It’s quick and it’s free!
Event Cancelled or Rescheduled?
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A Shot in the Dork – A Masquerade Mystery
Stirling Festival Theatre 41 West Front St., StirlingElong Must, the eccentric billionaire, is throwing a masquerade ball at his mansion. You are cordially invited to dress up, laugh and solve the mystery. Elong is celebrating his new business, Space Ex. Send your former spouse to the moon! Keep your eyes open. There are a lot of people who want to get even with Elong. Note: there will be prizes for best costume.
Three Men on a Bike
The Eddie Hotel & Farm 15786 Loyalist Parkway, WellingtonThree Men on a Bike is a delightful and entertaining journey, filled with witty banter, clever observations, and ridiculous mishaps. Award-winning writer & director team, Mark Brownell & Sue Miner offer a theatrical vision of Jerome K. Jerome’s Victorian satire that proves that sometimes the best way to navigate life is to embrace it.
Ron James … Not Nearly Done Yet
The Empire Theatre 321 Front St., BellevilleWith twenty-five years spent barreling down endless strips of asphalt from coast to coast, Ron James, our nation’s number one road warrior and newly minted senior citizen, is Not Nearly Done Yet! With his trademark poetically charged alliterative rants, performed with razor-sharp timing, this award-winning comedian and best-selling author takes audiences on a marathon roller coaster ride in the language of laughs.
Sea Wall & The Black Chair on Stage
Theatre in the Wings 30 Bridge Street East, BellevilleGet ready to dive into the complicated and beautiful story of the human experience, with two unique and captivating plays. "Sea Wall" by Simon Stephens will leave you on the edge of your seat. "The Black Chair", written by Peter Paylor, features the intimate stories of fascinating characters as they interact with a mysterious old wooden black chair.