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Lennon.Live at The Regent Theatre
The Regent Theatre 224 Main Street, Picton, Ontario, CanadaLennon.Live: Love Is Real - the ultimate John Lennon tribute experience! Join us on a mesmerizing journey through Lennon's musical legacy, brought to life by seven extraordinary and award-winning musicians. Immerse yourself in an enchanting "magical mystery tour" as Lennon.Live captivates audiences with meticulous attention to detail.
Hilda’s Yard at Pinnacle Playhouse
The Pinnacle Playhouse 256 Pinnacle Street, Belleville, Ontario, CanadaCanadian playwright Norm Foster thrills again with a touching and heartfelt comedy that covers themes of life, love, and social change in the span of one day with Sam and Hilda Fluck. Directed by Alexandra Bell.
Void? What Void? (Diary of an Empty Nester)
Firehall Theatre 213 Second Street, Cobourg, Ontario, CanadaFinding yourself; losing your mind. Void? What Void? (Diary of an Empty Nester) is Heather Jopling’s fifth autobiographical one-woman show. When her daughter moves out, stay-at-home-mom Heather embarks on an adventure of self-discovery. Rekindling old passions and test-driving questionable hobbies, will Heather find her own identity beyond motherhood?
Josh Piché at Old Church Theatre
Old Church Theatre 940 Bonisteel Rd., Trenton, Ontario, CanadaJosh Piché is a Toronto-based singer-songwriter, guitarist and producer. Born and raised in Winnipeg, he learned playing, singing, songwriting and performing from some of the city’s best musicians, eventually moving east to Toronto for a taste of the big city.
How We Got to Jersey at SFT
Stirling Festival Theatre 41 West Front St., Stirling, Ontario, CanadaHow We Got To Jersey: A Tale Of Two Frankies is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hear not one, but two, Frankie Vallis in a show-stopping concert revue that takes you behind the scenes of the blockbuster Broadway smash hit, Jersey Boys.
Quinte Home & Cottage Show
Quinte Sports & Wellness Centre 265 Cannifton Road, Belleville, Ontario, CanadaWhether you're thinking of making changes in your home or getting ready to open up the cottage, do it all with us at the Quinte Home & Cottage Show. Meet builders, contractors, and other experts and get the latest intel on decks, docks innovative construction products, and eco-friendly solutions. Check out stylish decor options, arts and crafts, food and entertaining ideas, exciting toys and equipment for your home and cottage, and much, much more.
Scrabble Sundays at Port Hope Library
Port Hope Public Library Main Branch 31 Queen Street, Port Hope, OntarioAll ages are welcome to drop in to the Port Hope Public Library on Sundays for a game of Scrabble!
Colour Returns Art Show in Colborne
The Colborne Art Gallery 51 King St. E., Colborne, Ontario, CanadaThe Colborne Art Gallery re-opens for 2024 with an early spring show, "Colour Returns". This show features the work of Gallery members Ian Davis, Roseanne Dolan, Charles Funnell, Candice Rose Gunter, Eileen Myers, Wrex Roth, Heather Roy, Ken Solilo, Heather Stubbs, and Helen Van Poorten.
How We Got to Jersey at SFT
Stirling Festival Theatre 41 West Front St., Stirling, Ontario, CanadaHow We Got To Jersey: A Tale Of Two Frankies is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hear not one, but two, Frankie Vallis in a show-stopping concert revue that takes you behind the scenes of the blockbuster Broadway smash hit, Jersey Boys.
Hilda’s Yard at Pinnacle Playhouse
The Pinnacle Playhouse 256 Pinnacle Street, Belleville, Ontario, CanadaCanadian playwright Norm Foster thrills again with a touching and heartfelt comedy that covers themes of life, love, and social change in the span of one day with Sam and Hilda Fluck. Directed by Alexandra Bell.