We are celebrating Float Your Fanny Down The Ganny with a hilarious night at The Ganaraska Tavern. Wear your favourite floaty. Lots of prizes. Special guests and a foam party on the patio!

43rd annual Float Your Fanny Down the Ganny event is taking place Saturday April 12, 2025.

Float Your Fanny Down the Ganny is a race down the Ganaraska River to commemorate the 1980 flood that devastated Port Hope’s downtown area. It celebrates the community spirit and resilience that rose in the face of this natural disaster. Now, Ganny Weekend is a whole vibe in Port Hope!

Those looking to brave the frigid waters of the Ganaraska this spring are invited to visit the event website to review all safety guidelines and register a vessel. www.floatyourfanny.ca  

Craft & Vendor Show
Saturday, April 12, 2025
11:00-4:00
Cobourg Lions Community Centre
157 Elgin St. E, Cobourg, ON
$2 Entry to Northumberland Hospice Care Centre

Mary Poppins: The Musical Based on the books by P.L. Travers and the classic Walt Disney film, Cameron Mackintosh and Disney's Mary Poppins production, has garnered numerous awards and has been performed internationally. Set in early 1900’s London, the story unfolds as the Banks family is looking for a new nanny to look after their misbehaving children - Jane and Michael. The magical Mary Poppins flies in on the wind, answering Mr. Bank’s advert ,and brings with her a combination of whimsey and common sense. With the help of a ‘jack of all trades’ named Bert, Mary takes the children on magical adventures, all the while imparting life lessons that begin to transform the dysfunctional family and help them to realize that anything can happen if you let it.

Mary Poppins: The Musical has music and lyrics by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman, additional music and lyrics by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe, and a book by Julian Fellowes. Mary Poppins is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.

Ticket prices:

• Children (12 yrs and under) and, Group rate (10 or more people)- $32.00 plus service fees

• Adults- $36.00 plus service fees

Tickets are available online, or in person at the Concert Hall Box Office: 855-372-2210 (Victoria Hall, 55 King St. W, Cobourg ON. Mon-Fri 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM)

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From peacefulness to exhilaration, the Westben Festival Chorus and soloists present classical music celebrating spring, including solos and two choral masterpieces: Gabriel Fauré’s sublime Requiem, Op. 48 and excerpts from Karl Jenkins’ exuberant Symphonic Adiemus.

ADULT: $23 SENIOR: $23 UNDER 30: $23 YOUTH (UNDER 18): $5 all ticket prices + hst

La Jeunesse Choirs Presents 'Stories in Song' - Feat. Safe Harbour Choir

Tickets are $25 plus service fee for adults, youth 18 and under are free!

Saturday, April 12, 2025 at 3:00 pm

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

284 Division St. Cobourg

Take It to the Limit with Los Desperados – An Unforgettable Eagles Tribute!

With great excitement, we present Los Desperados, the ultimate Eagles Tribute Band, bringing you the timeless hits and iconic harmonies that defined a generation.

Relive the magic of classics like “Hotel California,” “Take It to the Limit,” “New Kid in Town,”“Wasted Time,” and the soulful “Desperado.” Los Desperados captures the essence of the Eagles' legendary sound with stunning musicality and seamless harmonies that will transport you back in time.

Mary Poppins: The Musical Based on the books by P.L. Travers and the classic Walt Disney film, Cameron Mackintosh and Disney's Mary Poppins production, has garnered numerous awards and has been performed internationally. Set in early 1900’s London, the story unfolds as the Banks family is looking for a new nanny to look after their misbehaving children - Jane and Michael. The magical Mary Poppins flies in on the wind, answering Mr. Bank’s advert ,and brings with her a combination of whimsey and common sense. With the help of a ‘jack of all trades’ named Bert, Mary takes the children on magical adventures, all the while imparting life lessons that begin to transform the dysfunctional family and help them to realize that anything can happen if you let it.

Mary Poppins: The Musical has music and lyrics by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman, additional music and lyrics by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe, and a book by Julian Fellowes. Mary Poppins is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.

Ticket prices:

• Children (12 yrs and under) and, Group rate (10 or more people)- $32.00 plus service fees

• Adults- $36.00 plus service fees

Tickets are available online, or in person at the Concert Hall Box Office: 855-372-2210 (Victoria Hall, 55 King St. W, Cobourg ON. Mon-Fri 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM)

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Craft & Vendor Show
Sunday, April 13, 2025
Baltimore Recreation Centre
23 Community Centre Rd
Baltimore, ON
$2 Entry to Northumberland Hospice Care Centre

CELEBRATING 75 YEARS OF SERVICE

You are invited to join in the celebration at the COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE

Sunday, April 13, 2025

11:30am to 2:00pm

Ceremony at 12:30pm

Cobourg Lions Community Centre ~ 157 Elgin St E, Cobourg ON

Now going into year 6. Stand Up For Kids raises funds for Song : Sounds of The Next Generation.

Kids tell jokes! It's hilarious. We have about 13 kids telling jokes in a Stand Up Comedy Format.

All kids are welcome to join. It's free.

$10. All proceeds to Song. 

From peacefulness to exhilaration, the Westben Festival Chorus and soloists present classical music celebrating spring, including solos and two choral masterpieces: Gabriel Fauré’s sublime Requiem, Op. 48 and excerpts from Karl Jenkins’ exuberant Symphonic Adiemus.

ADULT: $23 SENIOR: $23 UNDER 30: $23 YOUTH (UNDER 18): $5 all ticket prices + hst

Join us for a viewing of Maudie (2016) at 1:00 p.m. Intermission  and short films prepared by local students from the Film Forward Festival with a viewing of The Grand Seduction (2013) to follow. Light refreshments provided by donation

ARCHITECTURAL CONSERVANCY ONTARIO presents: Cobourg’s Architecture & History Lecture Series: Cobourg's Architecture 1820-2025

Join us for a fascinating presentation by Rob Mikel, historian and see why The Globe and Mail once called Cobourg “the prettiest town in Canada”. You’ll be amazed at the stunning architecture, gardens and streetscapes that existed in Cobourg and have now been lost to posterity. Discuss why it is imperative to retain and enhance what still exists and build our future on the foundations of our past.

Concert Hall, Victoria Hall

55 King Street West, Cobourg

Monday, April 14, 2025 at 7:00 pm

Doors open 6:30 pm

Tickets available at Victoria Hall Box office 905-372-2210 or at the door. Online: experiencecobourg.ca:

$20 plus service fee ACO members; $25 plus service fee non-members

INTERMISSION: REFRESHMENTS & WINE BAR

Are you curious about tarot but don’t know where to start? Join Tarot Card Workshop and begin your journey into this ancient practice. Whether you’re looking for personal guidance, creative inspiration, or a new spiritual tool, this hands-on session will help you connect with the cards and build confidence in your readings. You will learn about the Major and Minor Arcana cards, the four suits of Tarot and the meaning of the numbers. You will get to practice how to connect to energy and interpret the cards with a deeper meaning. Be sure to have your favorite deck of 78-card Tarot cards ready. Light refreshments will be provided. Come join us for an insightful and interactive session where you’ll leave feeling empowered to start your tarot journey! Facilitated by Lisa Hoskin Register and reserve your seat at The Whispering Oak 89 King St West 289-252-2269 Investment $75

BRITISH HOME CHILDREN

SPEAKERS MARG GRAHAM AND DIANNE COSWAY

Between 1869 and 1948 over 100,000 children of all ages were brought to Canadian shores from the UK. These children were not brought to Canada for love or protection, they were sent to work on Canadian farms and in Canadian households. This is a significant part of the history of Canada and the United Kingdom, yet it is still vastly unknown.

THURSDAY, APRIL 17 - 6:00 PM - ALNWICK/HALDIMAND PUBLIC LIBRARIES ROSENEATH BRANCH

The Aron Theatre Co-op in Campbellford, Ontario (Williams Treaty territory), has established an Indigenous Circle to shape new Indigenous and reconciliation-focused programming at the theatre, and to help grow the Indigenous arts and culture community in Williams Treaty territory.

The group began meeting in September 2022. Founding members included Charlie Davis; Marsha Smoke; Hayden King and Skye Anderson with support from Heidi Schaeffer.

The Aron Theatre Co-op's Indigenous Circle is presenting monthly programming in 2024. We are currently expanding the Aron Indigenous Circle.

Aron Indigenous Circle Members:

• Have an opportunity to help shape new Indigenous and reconciliation-focused programming at the theatre;

• Have a chance to help grow the Indigenous arts and culture community in Williams Treaty territory. 

Indigenous community members are invited to apply to join the Aron Indigenous Circle via this Google Form: 

Apply here: https://forms.gle/g65WorHKrdKehamr8

For more information about the Aron Indigenous Circle contact: katie@arontheatre.com

The Aron Theatre Co-op

The Aron Theatre Co-op is a not-for-profit business owned and controlled by its 750 members. Co-op members participate actively in organizing and successfully running artistic and cultural events. The Aron operates with a triple bottom line, ensuring financial viability, community responsibility, and environmental stewardship.

Poetry & Open Mic

7:30 p.m. (doors open 7:00p.m.)

Thursday, March 20, 2024

The Northumberland Room - The Best Western Cobourg Inn

Admission: PWYC (Pay What You Can)

suggested minimum donation $5.00

Poetry readings happen on the 3rd Thursday of every month

MURRAY McLAUCHLAN, CINDY CHURCH, MARC JORDAN and IAN THOMAS

As the saying goes ‘all good things must come to an end' and so it is with Lunch At Allen's, who will embark on a country-wide Farewell Tour beginning in Atlantic Canada this October. Coming together in 2004, for what was meant to be a one-off 8-date tour presented as a song-writer's circle, the four renowned artists discovered a soul-warming  joie de vivre in performing together ... and so began 20 years of camaraderie touring the country coast to coast.

Lunch At Allen’s is a musical powerhouse comprising four remarkable Canadian talents: Murray McLauchlan, Cindy Church, Marc Jordan and Ian Thomas. As individuals, they have written for or sung on over 25,000,000 CDs, penning hits for Josh Groban, Chicago, Bonnie Raitt, America, Santana, Cher and Rod Stewart, as well as Murray’s Farmer’s Song, Marc’s Marina Del Rey and Ian’s Painted Ladies, just to name a few. These three artists have come together adding the incredible voice of Cindy Church (Quartette, Great Western Orchestra) to form Lunch At Allen’s. Attending their stage show is to embark on an intimate musical journey replete with laughter and personal anecdotes, familiar favourites and new material, fashioning an unforgettable evening’s entertainment …from their hearts …to your soul.

You’re invited to join us for a FREE Pancake Breakfast on Good Friday!

Breakfast will be served in the FBC gym. There will be lots of great food plus fun activities for the kids (hint: chocolate will be involved)!

Breakfast will be followed by an optional Good Friday Service in the Auditorium at 10:30am, with childcare and a kids program provided.

Bring your friends and family and come join us!

More info at fbcchurch.ca

Join us for our 3rd Annual Hoppy Easter Event on Saturday, April 19th! A day filled with fun, food, and festive activities for the whole family.

✨ Free Easter Egg Hunt at 2 PM
🔥 Wood-Fired Pizza
🎨 Kids’ Crafts

Join us as we celebrate the arrival of Bad Hats Theatre’s Alice in Wonderland to the Capitol stage. At this interactive family-friendly event, attendees will have a chance to fall down the rabbit hole with a series of Alice-themed activities, including crafts, storytelling, music, and more!

Sponsored by Furby House Books and Happenstance Bakery.

Celebrate all that’s sweet with our Waitress-themed twist on a pub crawl. We’ll have the chance to taste sweet selections from various Port Hope institutions, each with their own take on the pies that define our upcoming Mainstage production. It all finishes at the Ganaraska Brewing Company with a Pie Social, where you’ll have the chance to throw pie in a few faces, participate in pie-tactular games, buy some local pie, and share in all the sugar, butter, and flour that makes our town sweet!

Sponsored by Ganaraska Brewing Company.

8 Chakra Crystal Singing Bowl experience, exclusive to The Whispering Oak Crystal Singing bowls, have been around for over 3,000 years and are made from quartz crystal and known for their beautiful ethereal sound for meditation, or sound bathing depending on the number of crystal singing bowls are being used at the same time. Learn how the crystal singing bowls interact with you vibrationally, creating a sense of peace or opening you to more possibilities in your life. Crystal Singing Bowls have powerful benefits, stress relief and relaxation, mental clarity, and increased feelings of well being. Learn how you interact with crystal singing bowls and why. The event you HAVE to experience, call or stop in at The Whispering Oak to reserve your spot today! 89 King St. West Cobourg 289-252-2269 Tuesday April 22 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Investment $75

This event promises to serve up some southern comfort and conversation as we host a cocktail reception in one of Port Hope’s most beloved salons. Enjoy themed cocktails, mingle with friends, and maybe even get an 80s-style glamour shot–all in celebration of our upcoming production of Steel Magnolias.

Sponsored by Studio 100.

Share in some amazing live music from today’s top Indigenous artists in an intimate setting while you enjoy breakfast for dinner. It’s all served up hot in celebration of the world premiere of Rez Gas, a new Indigenous musical written by Cale Crowe and Genevieve Adam, that closes our summer season. This evening promises to be an up-close-and-personal opportunity to catch some incredible live music–with a side of syrup!

Sponsored by the Port Hope Diner.

Featuring Royal Wood

Our annual Red Carpet Gala returns in 2025–and we’ve got lots to celebrate! Join us first for a building-wide cocktail reception, celebrating the 11 productions of our largest season ever. Then we’ll gather in the Rod Stewart & Masumi Suzuki Atmospheric Theatre to hear the pride of Lakefield–Royal Wood–as he performs live on stage! With a live auction, our dynamic host Layne, and some special surprises, it’s the event of the spring. Pull out the glitz and glamour to celebrate the season ahead with the Capitol!

April 26: 6 - 10pm

Tickets: $125

Directed by Mark Cousins. 2018

Five years in the making, this epic journey through film history is made up of fourteen episodes narrated by Tilda Swinton, Jane Fonda, Adjoa Andoh, Sharmila Tagore, Kerry Fox, Thandie Newton and Debra Winger.

WOMEN MAKE FILM  gives us a guided tour of the art and craft of the movies.  Using almost a thousand film extracts from thirteen decades and five continents, Cousins explores how films are made, shot and edited; how stories are shaped; and how movies depict life, love, politics, humour, and death through the compelling lens of some of the world’s greatest directors – all of them women,. The series is presented here along with a selection of women-directed films that appear in it.

Two Episodes are being presented at this time, as follows:

Episode Seven – Bodies  (1:03) Bodies in cinema can be enticing, athletic, or brutalized.  Jane Fonda narrates this episode about how some of the great female directors approach this topic.

Episode Eight –Home  (1:03) Refuge, shelter, or prison?  Sharmila Tagore narrates the story of home onscreen in the great films of Edith Calmar, Lynne Ramsay, Mai Zetterling, and others.

There is no charge for booking.  However, upon arrival at the theatre, we would appreciate you paying what you can afford so that we may continue to offer our sessions on this basis.

Crystals, Colours & You – Crystals are nature’s beautiful creations, each carrying unique energies to support and uplift different aspects of your life. But what if you don’t have the crystal you need? Are there other ways to restore balance, reduce stress, and align with higher vibrations? In this enlightening workshop, we’ll explore how colour influences your emotional, mental, and physical well-being — just like crystals do. You’ll discover how to use colour in your daily life to nurture your energy, enhance your mood, and deepen your connection to the world around you. Join us for an eye-opening experience that will transform the way you see colour, energy, and your own inner harmony! Thursday April 24th 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Energy Exchange $75

Enchanted April

Written by MATTHEW BARBER

Directed by CAROL BEAUCHAMP

Produced by LESLEE ARGUE

This classic story from a 1922 novel by Elizabeth von Arnim was adapted as a film in 1991 and was brought to the stage in 2003.

Feeling lost in the shadows of marriage and forgotten in the rush of 1920s post-war society, two London housewives pool their savings to rent a villa in Italy for a ladies-only holiday away, reluctantly recruiting a pair of difficult upper-class women to share the cost and the experience.

Together under the Mediterranean sun, the four women clash, and then being to bond and bloom – until men once again upset the balance.

This heart-warming romantic comedy is for those who delight in rewarding stories with memorable characters.

Friday, April 25 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, April 26 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Sunday, April 27 - 5:00pm dinner, 7:00pm show

Friday, May 2 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, May 3 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show

Friday, May 9 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, May 10 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Sunday, May 11 - 5:00pm dinner, 7:00pm show

Red Plaid Productions presents: MUDMEN

FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 2025 at 7:00 PM

CONCERT HALL at VICTORIA HALL

Featuring Sandy Campbell, Robby Campbell, Colin Amey, Alex Showdra, Andy Gingerich & Emmett Glancie

Always entertaining and definitely unique, the Mudmen are a blast of Celtic energy whose members are known to be characters both on and off the stage. Enjoy an all-ages evening of Celtic music & Mud stories from Canada’s Celtic Rock Warriors. First discovered in 1993 as the Campbell Brothers, Sandy & Rob signed a record deal with EMI Records changing their name to Mudmen in 1998. Mudmen have had music featured on Xbox and PlayStation video games, NBC’s television show The Black Donnelly's, WWE Wrestling, 6 Don Cherry Rock’em Sock’em hockey DVD’s, HBO’s Shameless, HNIC Coach’s Corner, 6 music videos on Much Music reaching #19 on the Edge Radio countdown. In 2008, Sandy & Rob Campbell performed on the new Hockey Night in Canada hockey anthem where Ron MacLean said televised “Mudmen we love’em”. This led to many opportunities including a 3-month tour with Johnny Reid where The Campbell Brothers were featured on his DVD, his PBS special with a performance at the Canadian Country Music Awards. Career highlights include meeting & performing for the Queen, performing at the televised Edmonton Oilers Calgary Flames home opening ceremonies, a performance at the 84 Edmonton Oilers Stanley Cup reunion televised, 7 Grey Cup fan-fests,3 Memorial Cups, a guest performance on Bob & Doug McKenzie’s TWO FOUR CBC anniversary special, the Leaf/Bruins game, 3 Briers, 12 Canada’s walk of fame ceremonies, opening up for ZZ Top, The Guess Who, Nazareth , The Irish Rovers, Gord Bamford, Dean Brody, Natalie MacMaster, George Canyon etc. With 11 CDs,26 years together, over 3000 shows to date, festivals and Sold out concert performances in 8 countries around the world Mudmen are building a Legion of fans from young to old who enjoy a good old foot stomping evening of Celtic music. Sandy Campbell, Robby Campbell, Colin Amey, Alex Showdra, Andy Gingerich & Emmett Glancie believe that nice guys can finish first while enjoying life and what you do translates to audiences. Johnny Reid says Mudmen are Canada’s best-kept secret, Don Cherry says they’re good Canadian Boys, Glass Tiger's Alan Frew says "it's an honour having Mudmen as our opening act" and Walter Ostanek says he’s proud of them. NHL great Glenn Healy says you won’t want to miss this show! For more information on Mudmen visit www.mudmen.ca

Doors Open: 6:30pm Showtime : 7:00pm This show has two 60 min acts with a 20 min intermission.

Tickets are $35 plus hst and service fee and available at the Concert Hall Box Office: 855-372-2210

Jenny's House of Joy

Written by Norm Foster
Directed by Ann Goulding
Produced by Nikki Parks

Evening Performances at 7:30 pm
April 25,26 May 1,2,3,8,9

Matinee Performances at 2:00 pm
April 27 May 4,10,11

 Jenny runs the best little house of ill-repute in her corner of the old Wild West.
When a tireless young runaway comes begging for a job, the girls at Jenny's house don't foresee the new directions their lives will take.

COBOURG COLLEGIATE SPRING MARKET
When: Saturday, April 26, 2025
Where: Cobourg Collegiate Institute
Show Hours: 10:00 am to 3:00 pm

Come celebrate the start of Spring with CCI and discover the many unique and local vendors in our community!

This event is being run by staff and students, so come out and support Cobourg Collegiate!

This is a yearly event to raise funds for Clubs & Teams as well as showcase some of the incredible programs offered at CCI. We excited to welcome our own students vendors, from CCI’s business club.

If you are a maker, artisan, artist, crafter, or vendor and want to support this event, please send an email to cobourgci@kprdsb.ca for an application

Come in & celebrate indie bookstores, support local businesses, and invest in the Canadian community. We'll be doing some giveaways and games, as well as offering some discounts, more details to come!

Northumberland Orchestra Society presents: Spring Gala

Saturday, April 26, 2025 at 3:00 pm

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

• Adults - $35 (total)

• Seniors - $32 (total)

• Students - $19 (total)

• Kids 12 and under - free

Tickets are available at the Victoria Hall Box Office: 855-372-2210

Traditional Newfoundland JIGGS DINNER

Saturday, April 26th

Cobourg Lions Community Centre ~ 157 Elgin St E, Cobourg

Door and Cash Bar Open at 5pm

Dinner served at 6pm

Tickets $35 each

ENTERTAINMENT BY: MADMAN'S WINDOW

WITH SPECIAL GUEST STEVE PECKFORD FROM CHANGE ISLAND NEWFOUNDLAND

All proceeds to ED'S HOUSE ~ Northumberland Hospice Care Centre

Call or Text 905-261-8473 to reserve your tickets

Enchanted April

Written by MATTHEW BARBER

Directed by CAROL BEAUCHAMP

Produced by LESLEE ARGUE

This classic story from a 1922 novel by Elizabeth von Arnim was adapted as a film in 1991 and was brought to the stage in 2003.

Feeling lost in the shadows of marriage and forgotten in the rush of 1920s post-war society, two London housewives pool their savings to rent a villa in Italy for a ladies-only holiday away, reluctantly recruiting a pair of difficult upper-class women to share the cost and the experience.

Together under the Mediterranean sun, the four women clash, and then being to bond and bloom – until men once again upset the balance.

This heart-warming romantic comedy is for those who delight in rewarding stories with memorable characters.

Friday, April 25 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, April 26 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Sunday, April 27 - 5:00pm dinner, 7:00pm show

Friday, May 2 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, May 3 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show

Friday, May 9 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, May 10 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Sunday, May 11 - 5:00pm dinner, 7:00pm show

Join us for an unforgettable evening with Miss Emily, the powerhouse vocalist and three-time Maple Blues Award winner, accompanied by the exceptionally talented multi-instrumentalist Benni Vander.

Miss Emily's dynamic voice and electrifying stage presence have captivated audiences nationwide, earning her accolades including Female Vocalist of the Year and New Artist of the Year. Her album, 'Live at The Isabel,' garnered a JUNO nomination, showcasing her remarkable talent and dedication to her craft.

Benni Vander, a versatile musician proficient in drums, bass, guitar, keyboards, and vocal arrangements, has been a key collaborator with Miss Emily. His contributions have been instrumental in bringing her music to life, both in the studio and on stage.

Together, they deliver a performance that blends soulful blues with captivating melodies, promising an evening of music that resonates with the heart and soul.

Don't miss this opportunity to witness two of Canada's finest musical talents. Reserve your tickets now and be part of a night to remember!

Jenny's House of Joy

Written by Norm Foster
Directed by Ann Goulding
Produced by Nikki Parks

Evening Performances at 7:30 pm
April 25,26 May 1,2,3,8,9

Matinee Performances at 2:00 pm
April 27 May 4,10,11

 Jenny runs the best little house of ill-repute in her corner of the old Wild West.
When a tireless young runaway comes begging for a job, the girls at Jenny's house don't foresee the new directions their lives will take.

Join us for a Mother's Day Market hosted by the Daughters of the Nile, Oronto Temple No. 69. This marketplace brings together local artisans and vendors in support of Shriners Hospitals® for Children Canada, creating a special way to honour the women in our lives.

Discover unique treasures from handcrafted gifts to delightful finds - Whether shopping for your mother, grandmother, mentor, or any inspiring woman in your life, we are sure you'll find something special that speaks to their strength, grace, and spirit.

Your support helps Oronto Temple No. 69 contribute to the life-changing care for our Shrine children. Join us in honouring the majestic, confident, and strong women who shape our world!

For as little as only $35, rent a table in our market!

Presented by the General Funds Committee of Daughters of the Nile, Oronto Temple No. 69

Jenny's House of Joy

Written by Norm Foster
Directed by Ann Goulding
Produced by Nikki Parks

Evening Performances at 7:30 pm
April 25,26 May 1,2,3,8,9

Matinee Performances at 2:00 pm
April 27 May 4,10,11

 Jenny runs the best little house of ill-repute in her corner of the old Wild West.
When a tireless young runaway comes begging for a job, the girls at Jenny's house don't foresee the new directions their lives will take.

Enchanted April

Written by MATTHEW BARBER

Directed by CAROL BEAUCHAMP

Produced by LESLEE ARGUE

This classic story from a 1922 novel by Elizabeth von Arnim was adapted as a film in 1991 and was brought to the stage in 2003.

Feeling lost in the shadows of marriage and forgotten in the rush of 1920s post-war society, two London housewives pool their savings to rent a villa in Italy for a ladies-only holiday away, reluctantly recruiting a pair of difficult upper-class women to share the cost and the experience.

Together under the Mediterranean sun, the four women clash, and then being to bond and bloom – until men once again upset the balance.

This heart-warming romantic comedy is for those who delight in rewarding stories with memorable characters.

Friday, April 25 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, April 26 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Sunday, April 27 - 5:00pm dinner, 7:00pm show

Friday, May 2 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, May 3 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show

Friday, May 9 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, May 10 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Sunday, May 11 - 5:00pm dinner, 7:00pm show

Ken Prue presents 2x Juno Award Winning CAITY GYORGY on International Jazz Day April 30 at Cobourg's Concert Hall at Victoria Hall

WEDNESDAY APRIL 30, 2025 at 7:00 PM

CONCERT HALL at VICTORIA HALL

Caity Gyorgy (pronounced George) is a 2 time JUNO (2022/2023) award winning Canadian vocalist known for singing bebop and swing music. She has performed at jazz clubs and festivals across Canada, Mexico, Japan and the USA and has worked and recorded with incredible musicians including Christine Jensen, Pat LaBarbera, Jocelyn Gould, Ira Coleman, Bryn Roberts and Joe LaBarbera, to name a few.

In addition to being a performer, Caity is an avid writer and composes songs in the style of the Great American Songbook. Her compositions have won multiple awards including the Grand Prize in the jazz category of the 2021 John Lennon Songwriting Contest.

She is currently signed to Brooklyn label La Reserve Records and has released several albums of original and standard music with them including her two JUNO award winning albums "Now Pronouncing" and "Featuring" and her JUNO nominated album (2024) with pianist Mark Limacher titled "You’re Alike, You Two”. Her newest album "Hello! How Are You?" features Caity accompanied by her regular piano trio and was released on August 9th, 2024.

Booking Caity for April 30 International Jazz Day 2025 is a coup. This promises to be a fun and very entertaining concert that draws live music fans to Cobourg from far and wide. The beautiful and historic Concert Hall at Victoria Hall is a perfect venue for an historic event of this magnitude. Concert Presenter - Ken Prue

Tickets are $50 plus hst and service fee and available at the Experience Cobourg Box Office: 855-372-2210

Blackrose Entertainment presents: Dan Hill & Andy Kim- Two Canadian Legends in Story and Song

THURSDAY MAY 1, 2025 at 7:30 PM

CONCERT HALL at VICTORIA HALL

Dan Hill - is an international music industry legend and one of Canada’s most distinguished, authentic, and multi-talented artists: Grammy-winner, five time-Juno Award winner, Harold Moon Award, and inducted into the venerated Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame Award . Dan is known for his heartfelt sensibility on two massive international hits, Sometimes When We Touch, recognized as one of the Top 100 Songs of the Century and one of Top 100 Most Played Songs of All Time, and Can’t We Try, which spent 29 weeks on Billboard charts . Dan has produced hit songs for Celine Dion and George Benson, with his compositions being recorded by artists such as Britney Spears, Rod Stewart, The Backstreet Boys, Tina Turner, Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers, and many more His voice is “smooth softness, with a light warmth,” perfectly describing both his original and recent works that fans still gather to enjoy today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jVQseLIt8Q

Andy Kim - "I’m excited to share the stage with my dear friend, the multitalented Dan Hill."

In 1969, Andy co-wrote Sugar Sugar - his first Billboard #1 hit. In 1974, Andy wrote a new song called “Rock Me Gently” and absolutely no one wanted to produce it. Andy loved the song, and he wouldn't take no for an answer. He formed his own record company, called !CE, and produced the record on his own. When it was released, “Rock Me Gently” went straight to #1 on the Billboard charts and it remained on the charts for a staggering 4 months. This second #1 Billboard song added to Andy's international success. In 2004, Andy’s collaboration with Ed Robertson of The Barenaked Ladies’ “I Forgot To Mention” gave him another Top 10, and Andy was voted by Canadian Music Week as the Best Solo Indie Artist of the Year.

A true Canadian son, Andy has had 9 top 40 Billboard hits including Baby I Love You. He was recently honoured with the appointment to the Order of Canada. He has been awarded the country’s top industry honours including a Juno award, the Canadian Music Industry Hall of Fame and a star on Canada’s Walk Of Fame. Andy is a member of Songwriters Hall of Fame, was inducted into Billboard's Hit Parade Hall of Fame, and in 2017, for the 2nd time in their 70-year history, SOCAN honoured Andy with their Cultural Impact Award. Over his epic career, Andy has sold over 30 million records, and has over half a billion streams on Spotify and YouTube.

Andy Kim - https://youtu.be/yV3tNu2pSpA

Tickets are $70 (all-in) and available at the Concert Hall Box Office: 855-372-2210

Jenny's House of Joy

Written by Norm Foster
Directed by Ann Goulding
Produced by Nikki Parks

Evening Performances at 7:30 pm
April 25,26 May 1,2,3,8,9

Matinee Performances at 2:00 pm
April 27 May 4,10,11

 Jenny runs the best little house of ill-repute in her corner of the old Wild West.
When a tireless young runaway comes begging for a job, the girls at Jenny's house don't foresee the new directions their lives will take.

Enchanted April

Written by MATTHEW BARBER

Directed by CAROL BEAUCHAMP

Produced by LESLEE ARGUE

This classic story from a 1922 novel by Elizabeth von Arnim was adapted as a film in 1991 and was brought to the stage in 2003.

Feeling lost in the shadows of marriage and forgotten in the rush of 1920s post-war society, two London housewives pool their savings to rent a villa in Italy for a ladies-only holiday away, reluctantly recruiting a pair of difficult upper-class women to share the cost and the experience.

Together under the Mediterranean sun, the four women clash, and then being to bond and bloom – until men once again upset the balance.

This heart-warming romantic comedy is for those who delight in rewarding stories with memorable characters.

Friday, April 25 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, April 26 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Sunday, April 27 - 5:00pm dinner, 7:00pm show

Friday, May 2 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, May 3 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show

Friday, May 9 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, May 10 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Sunday, May 11 - 5:00pm dinner, 7:00pm show

Actor, Author, and Creator of The World Remembers-Le Monde se Souvient talking about his book BY THE GHOST LIGHT WARS, MEMORY, AND FAMILIES on Friday, May 2, 2025, at 7.30 pm at Victoria Hall, Cobourg

www.vhvcobourg.ca

R. H. Thomson was born on September 24, 1947, in Richmond Hill, Ontario. He studied at the University of Toronto and the National Theatre School.[2] His play The Lost Boys was staged at the Great Canadian Theatre Company in March 2000 at Tarragon Theatre, and at Canadian Stage in February 2002. He has also hosted programming for CBC Radio and CBC Television. Thomson has portrayed a number of historical figures including Samuel Lount, Edsel Ford, Frederick Banting, Duncan Campbell Scott, Mitchell Sharp, and James Cross. In 2010, he was appointed a Member of the Order of Canada.[3] In May 2015 Thomson received a Governor General's Performing Arts Award for Lifetime Artistic Achievement. Eric Peterson performed in his honour at the gala celebrating the laureates at the National Arts Centre.[4] Thomson has had a long-standing interest in Canada's military and war veterans. In 1995 he narrated a 3-part documentary series about Canada's involvement in international conflicts. On the 90th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge, in which nearly 3,600 Canadians died, he co-created, with lighting designer Martin Conboy, a commemoration in which the name of each fallen soldier was projected onto the National War Memorial. The following year in 2009, he and Conboy undertook an ambitious project to project the names of the more than 68,000 Canadians who died in World War I onto famous monuments across the country, titled The World Remembers-Le Monde se Souvient. Projections occurred during the night. In 2010, the Government of Canada honoured Thomson for this effort with a Minister of Veterans Affairs Commendation.[6] Theatre, Film, TV series: Road to Avonlea, (Jasper Dale) 1990-1996 Charlie Grant’s War, (Charlie Grant), 1985 Host of CBC TV’s Man Alive, (1996 -2001) Anne with an E (Mathew Cuthbertson), 2017-2019 Murdock Mysteries, 2024

Tickets are $30 plus service fee and available at the Experience Cobourg Box Office: 855-372-2210

With twenty-five years spent barrelling 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, charting a course through a politically polarized world out of whack.  From the micro to macro, he tackles everything from the dating woes of Baby Boomers, embattled public health care, aging parents, food fads, exercise addiction, nostalgia, information overload, tropical vacations gone awry, New Age divas, homelessness crisis, climate change, corporate monopolies and gambling ads in hockey, to the rise of AI's robot revolution. The comedian the Globe and Mail called, ‘a man of a million words and a million laughs', contemplates what really matters most in a culture beset by runaway consumption… and it is us. The preservation of humanity's humanity. ‘Everything else is just a spoiler on a Dodge Neon'. 

Jenny's House of Joy

Written by Norm Foster
Directed by Ann Goulding
Produced by Nikki Parks

Evening Performances at 7:30 pm
April 25,26 May 1,2,3,8,9

Matinee Performances at 2:00 pm
April 27 May 4,10,11

 Jenny runs the best little house of ill-repute in her corner of the old Wild West.
When a tireless young runaway comes begging for a job, the girls at Jenny's house don't foresee the new directions their lives will take.

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

May 3 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

May 10 at 11 am. - Miracle on Walton St. Walking Tour. This 90-minute (approximate) tours will take you on an easy stroll past some of the most recognizable landmarks of Port Hope's main street.

May 17 at 11 am  - Trains, Taverns, and Theatres: Historic Port Hope Walking Tour. Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

May 24 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes, Augusta & Dorset Street Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

May 31 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

June 7 at 11 am - Trains, Taverns and Theatres Walking Tour. Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

Aug. 30 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes, Augusta & Dorset Street Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

Sept. 6 at 11 am - Trains, Taverns, and Theatres Walking Tour.  Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

Sept. 13 at 11 am - Miracle on Walton St. Walking Tour.  This 90-minute (approximate) tours will take you on an easy stroll past some of the most recognizable landmarks of Port Hope's main street.

Sept. 20 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes Augusta & Dorset St. Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

Sept. 27 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

Enchanted April

Written by MATTHEW BARBER

Directed by CAROL BEAUCHAMP

Produced by LESLEE ARGUE

This classic story from a 1922 novel by Elizabeth von Arnim was adapted as a film in 1991 and was brought to the stage in 2003.

Feeling lost in the shadows of marriage and forgotten in the rush of 1920s post-war society, two London housewives pool their savings to rent a villa in Italy for a ladies-only holiday away, reluctantly recruiting a pair of difficult upper-class women to share the cost and the experience.

Together under the Mediterranean sun, the four women clash, and then being to bond and bloom – until men once again upset the balance.

This heart-warming romantic comedy is for those who delight in rewarding stories with memorable characters.

Friday, April 25 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, April 26 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Sunday, April 27 - 5:00pm dinner, 7:00pm show

Friday, May 2 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, May 3 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show

Friday, May 9 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, May 10 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Sunday, May 11 - 5:00pm dinner, 7:00pm show

New York has the Met Gala. Port Hope has the Goose Ball!

On the first Saturday of May (Saturday, May 3rd), before the Met Gala, hundreds are invited to gather in the Fall Fair Centre at Port Hope’s Town Park Recreation Centre to celebrate art, culture and community at the 3rd Annual Goose Ball.

Unlike the exclusivity of the Met Gala (or most gala events), the Goose Ball is the quirkier, more affordable, ‘Ball for us All’.

The Goose Ball democratizes the gala experience, inviting people of all ages and backgrounds to come together to share in the festivities and showcase the creativity that makes up Northumberland’s runway.

This year’s theme is SPACE.

Guests are invited to dress as their favourite artist or artwork, take inspiration from the annual theme (space), or simply ‘be the art’.

While dressing up is encouraged, it is not mandatory. Come as you feel your best.

What to expect:
A fun-filled evening celebrating creativity and inclusivity – an evening the whole family can enjoy!

Featuring: a Community Runway Show & Costume Contest, with celeb-worthy runway slo-mo ‘twirl Cam’ footage from Two Blue Shirts Productions, Drag ballroom Performances and runway tips from Northumberland Drag artists Babe, Oliver and Rocker, with a Special Performance by Vitality Black, new art activations including an interactive video game installation, and tinfoil hat construction and short order conspiracy theories, out of this world photo booths, the best nostalgic futuristic tunes spun by DJ Del, treats from our cosmic cantina (featuring Rey Ray's!!) and of course the best fries from the Bewdley Lions’ food truck! This year, we will also be offering s'mores roasting and a special Stargazing Experience by the Ontario Planetarium.

Date: Saturday, May 3rd, (the first Saturday of May)
Time: 6:00 p.m – 11:00 p.m.
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.

TICKETS:
Individual $30*
Household $45 (Up to **5 ppl in a household).
**Additional household members pay $5 each

*BFF BOGO Deal! $30 (buy one, get one free to bring a friend) – offer valid until March 31, 2025

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Funds raised from the event will support our efforts to bring free arts programming and experiences to our community.

Les AMIS Concert - Saturday, May 3, 2025

Performance at TRINITY UNITED CHURCH at 7:00 pm

Tickets: $35.00 plus service fee

Victoria Hall box office 905-372-2210 and at the door half an hour before the concert. (Cash only)

PROGRAM - J.S. Bach: Goldberg Variations

Radka Hanáková (Piano) Czech-Canadian pianist Dr. Radka Hanáková enjoys her diverse musical career as a soloist, chamber and collaborative musician, researcher, and music educator. Born in the Czech Republic, she has performed at festivals throughout Austria, Poland, Canada and the Czech Republic. Her extensive repertoire encompasses a variety of styles, but her personal predilection for Baroque music, and particularly for the works of Johann Sebastian Bach, had a significant impact on her recent artistic choices. She perceives music interpretation as a complex, innate expression that reflects both personal and creative journey of the performer in a profound coexistence. She strives to share this experience with her audiences and students. Ms. Hanáková obtained her B.A. and M.A. from the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, studying with Miroslav Langer. During that time she also attended a year study internship at the Karol Szymannowski Academy of Music in Katowice, Poland. In 2011 Radka Hanaková moved to Canada to study at the Glenn Gould School in Toronto with John Perry and David Louie. After graduating from the Artist Diploma Program, she started pursuing her Doctor in Musical Arts in Piano Performance at the University of Toronto, studying with Professor James Parker, which she completed in 2020. Her doctoral theses Oskar Morawetz: the Czech Prism focuses on the oeuvre of the Czech-Canadian composer Oskar Morawetz (1917 - 2007). In the practical part of the research she introduced his work and legacy at selected Czech conservatories to the young aspiring musicians. Apart from lecturing about his life and work Radka performed for the first time in history Morawetz's piece Fantasy in D in the composer's native land. In 2020 Radka Hanáková released her debut solo recording Goldberg Variations. Read more: https://radka-hanakova-com.webnode.page/biography/

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Jenny's House of Joy

Written by Norm Foster
Directed by Ann Goulding
Produced by Nikki Parks

Evening Performances at 7:30 pm
April 25,26 May 1,2,3,8,9

Matinee Performances at 2:00 pm
April 27 May 4,10,11

 Jenny runs the best little house of ill-repute in her corner of the old Wild West.
When a tireless young runaway comes begging for a job, the girls at Jenny's house don't foresee the new directions their lives will take.

Join us for a fun & scary evening with award-winning actress Brooke Johnson as we learn about her award-winning career and then watch her latest horror-film...

When a young couple and their dog lodge at an idyllic campground, things turn terrifying when the owner reveals herself reveals herself to be someone more sinister.

 Saturday May 3rd @ 7:30pm

This is a FREE event at Warkworth Town Hall and Arts Centre!

Dive into the heart of rock n' roll with Zepology, the ultimate Led Zeppelin experience. Known for their electrifying performances and faithful renditions of Zeppelin's iconic hits, Zepology captures the essence and spirit of the rock legends. From "Stairway to Heaven" to "Whole Lotta Love", get ready to feel the power of Zeppelin's music like never before.

Tickets are $49 (all-in) and available at the Concert Hall Box Office: 855-372-2210

Jenny's House of Joy

Written by Norm Foster
Directed by Ann Goulding
Produced by Nikki Parks

Evening Performances at 7:30 pm
April 25,26 May 1,2,3,8,9

Matinee Performances at 2:00 pm
April 27 May 4,10,11

 Jenny runs the best little house of ill-repute in her corner of the old Wild West.
When a tireless young runaway comes begging for a job, the girls at Jenny's house don't foresee the new directions their lives will take.

Garry Wesley - Has performed throughout the United States, Canada, Australia, Mexico, South America. He has performed in several Las Vegas productions such as American Super Stars, Legends In Concert, Legends Alive, and many others.

He has performed with the Legendary Jordanaires, The Blackwood Brothers Quartet, The Sweet Inspirations , Ms. Millie Kirkham, DJ Fontana and Joe Esposito. He was awarded the largest purse ever given to a Tribute Artist. Garry is the only tribute artist to perform in Memphis during Elvis Week for the past 25 years. In 2009 the City Of Memphis awarded Garry for keeping the memory alive for Elvis Fans World Wide. Elvis Presley was the greatest Entertainer that has ever lived, and Garry has captured the passion and charisma that made Elvis the legend he is.

Garry not only bears a striking resemblance to Elvis but he has perfected those famous gyrating moves. His impeccable voice will stun you!!!!! Garry Wesley is the Total Package and Closer than the Closest you will ever experience.

Opening for Garry Wesley is Cobourg's own Donna Brooks. From an early age she grew with the love of music singing Rock, Pop, Soul, Country. Donna will be performing the hits by Patsy Cline, and Tammy Wynette.

Tickets are $25.00 (all-in) and available at the Victoria Hall Box Office: 905-372-2210.

Directed by Mark Cousins. 2018

Five years in the making, this epic journey through film history is made up of fourteen episodes narrated by Tilda Swinton, Jane Fonda, Adjoa Andoh, Sharmila Tagore, Kerry Fox, Thandie Newton and Debra Winger.

WOMEN MAKE FILM  gives us a guided tour of the art and craft of the movies.  Using almost a thousand film extracts from thirteen decades and five continents, Cousins explores how films are made, shot and edited; how stories are shaped; and how movies depict life, love, politics, humour, and death through the compelling lens of some of the world’s greatest directors – all of them women,. The series is presented here along with a selection of women-directed films that appear in it.

Two Episodes are being presented at this time, as follows:

Episode Seven – Bodies  (1:03) Bodies in cinema can be enticing, athletic, or brutalized.  Jane Fonda narrates this episode about how some of the great female directors approach this topic.

Episode Eight –Home  (1:03) Refuge, shelter, or prison?  Sharmila Tagore narrates the story of home onscreen in the great films of Edith Calmar, Lynne Ramsay, Mai Zetterling, and others.

There is no charge for booking.  However, upon arrival at the theatre, we would appreciate you paying what you can afford so that we may continue to offer our sessions on this basis.

Ken Prue presents: Paul Novotny & Robi Botos

SUNDAY MAY 4, 2025 at 3:00 PM

CONCERT HALL at VICTORIA HALL

Award-winning jazz duo, Paul Novotny and Robi Botos Sunday, May 4 at 3:00 PM Concert Hall at Victoria Hall, Cobourg

Award-winning duo, Paul Novotny and Robi Botos, perform an unforgettable concert of Jazz Standards and original material in the beautiful Concert Hall at Victoria Hall, Cobourg.

Tickets are $50 + HST and service fee and available at the Experience Cobourg Box Office: 855-372-2210

WHAM, a catered film/luncheon event for women.

Wednesday, May 7, 2025.

Doors open at noon/film starts at 1:00 pm.

Concert Hall at Victoria Hall

Tickets are $25.00 plus service fee. Tickets are LIMITED. Reserve your seats early.

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The Help & Legal Centre of Northumberland is holding its annual Empty Bowls Fundraiser Event again this year! More details to come about tickets soon. For now, though, please Save-the-Date and join us for this fabulous event

Every second Thursday of the month is CLASSIC MOVIE NIGHT at the Aron
Movies start at 7:00 pm

All classic movies are pay what you can

January 9: 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY
February 13: Sabrina
March 13: 2:00 pm: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory / 7:00 pm: The Goonies
April 10: Easter Parade
May 8: 7 Days in May
June 12: The Quiet Man
July 10: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
August 14: Rebel Without a Cause
September 11: Casablanca
October 9: DOUBLE FEAUTRE - I Walk With a Zombie/The Cat People
November 13: The Wrong Man
December 11: Meet me in St. Louis

All movies are at 7:00pm.

There is an added matinee on March 13, and a second movie as part of a double feature on October 9.

Jenny's House of Joy

Written by Norm Foster
Directed by Ann Goulding
Produced by Nikki Parks

Evening Performances at 7:30 pm
April 25,26 May 1,2,3,8,9

Matinee Performances at 2:00 pm
April 27 May 4,10,11

 Jenny runs the best little house of ill-repute in her corner of the old Wild West.
When a tireless young runaway comes begging for a job, the girls at Jenny's house don't foresee the new directions their lives will take.

Join us for a night of food, drinks, fun, and comedic performances brought to you by Yuk Yuk’s on Tour!

The show may not be suitable for all audiences, viewer discretion is advised

Tickets are $20 a person and available at the ticket link.

Tables of more than 6 people are to call the store directly to book. 905-372-4222.

Headliner RYAN WILLIAMS

Former unimpressive Canadian collegiate athlete turned comedian, Ryan Williams is one of western Canada’s most exciting comics. His energetic performances and sharp material make him a performer not to be missed. Ryan has appeared on CBC’s The Debaters, at JFL42, JFL Northwest, was a finalist in SiriusXM’s Canada’s Top Comic and was featured on JFL Northwest’s ‘Best of the West’ compilation album.

MC Anjelica Scannura

Anjelica Scannura is a Toronto-based comic and producer. She did a TV taping at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival ‘22 and has been featured on SiriusXM and CBC’s Laugh Out Loud multiple times. She’s opened for Colin Mochrie, Krystyna Hutchinson, Shane Gillis, Stavros Halkias and Joe List. She’s appeared at the Limestone Comedy Festival, 10000 Laughs, West End Comedy Festival, Edmonton Comedy Festival and Just For Laughs Toronto, where she recorded for JFL Originals and did streeter content for JFL Toronto. Anjelica had competitive success in the stand-up circuit last year (6th place Seattle Int’l Comedy Competition, Best Overall Comedian at the Cleveland Comedy Festival.) She currently produces the Haymaker Comedy Festival and is proud to be a touring comic with Yuk Yuk’s.

Featuring Ben Bayfield

Ben graduated from the Humber College Comedy Program in 2022. He was the recipient of the Brian Linehan Comedy Writing and Performance Scholarship for Outstanding Artistic Promise. He also has a background in sketchwriting and acting. Ben acted in a short film titled “Sincerely, Yours” winning best indie short at the Venice Short Film Festival.

YUK YUK’s Headliner CATHY BOYD - Cathy Boyd is a Toronto-based brutally honest stand-up comedian. Known for her dry demeanour and punchline-heavy hitting act impresses audiences everywhere. Her most recent notable credit was an appearance on Season One of Canada’s Got Talent where judge Howie Mandel remarked, “You’re very funny. You’ve found your calling.” 

MC Anjelica Scannura - Anjelica Scannura is a Toronto-based comic and producer. She did a TV taping at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival ‘22 and has been featured on SiriusXM and CBC’s Laugh Out Loud multiple times. She’s opened for Colin Mochrie, Krystyna Hutchinson, Shane Gillis, Stavros Halkias and Joe List. She's appeared at the Limestone Comedy Festival, 10000 Laughs, West End Comedy Festival, Edmonton Comedy Festival and Just For Laughs Toronto, where she recorded for JFL Originals and did streeter content for JFL Toronto.

Featuring DK Phan - People often ask – what does DK stand for? DK stands for honour, respect, discipline, and a good work ethic. But mostly I just tell jokes and do voices. 

$45 plus tax - Show Only. 7 pm.
$70 plus tax - Buffer and show. 5:30 pm.

Enchanted April

Written by MATTHEW BARBER

Directed by CAROL BEAUCHAMP

Produced by LESLEE ARGUE

This classic story from a 1922 novel by Elizabeth von Arnim was adapted as a film in 1991 and was brought to the stage in 2003.

Feeling lost in the shadows of marriage and forgotten in the rush of 1920s post-war society, two London housewives pool their savings to rent a villa in Italy for a ladies-only holiday away, reluctantly recruiting a pair of difficult upper-class women to share the cost and the experience.

Together under the Mediterranean sun, the four women clash, and then being to bond and bloom – until men once again upset the balance.

This heart-warming romantic comedy is for those who delight in rewarding stories with memorable characters.

Friday, April 25 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, April 26 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Sunday, April 27 - 5:00pm dinner, 7:00pm show

Friday, May 2 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, May 3 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show

Friday, May 9 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, May 10 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Sunday, May 11 - 5:00pm dinner, 7:00pm show

Jenny's House of Joy

Written by Norm Foster
Directed by Ann Goulding
Produced by Nikki Parks

Evening Performances at 7:30 pm
April 25,26 May 1,2,3,8,9

Matinee Performances at 2:00 pm
April 27 May 4,10,11

 Jenny runs the best little house of ill-repute in her corner of the old Wild West.
When a tireless young runaway comes begging for a job, the girls at Jenny's house don't foresee the new directions their lives will take.

The Great Canadian Comedy Caravan is a soft seat theatre tour featuring some of Canada’s top television and film writers, actors and Just For Laughs veterans. It’s rolling through the Concert Hall at Victoria Hall in Cobourg on Friday May 9th! 19 time Just For Laughs veteran, Mike Paterson will headline this star-studded affair. Mike has also been seen on FOX’s The Moody’s, Disney’s Bad Hair Day, Disney+ Prey and the voice of Burnie on Nickelodeon’s ToonMarty. Mike electrifies audiences on stage and screen with his relentless sense of fun!

Mike’s 48 feature films include I’m Not There starring Cate Blanchett and Christian Bale, George Clooney’s directorial debut Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Last Call opposite Rhys Ifans and John Malkovich.

Hosted by Matt Watson (Just for Laughs 42, Glasgow comedy festival, the Aberdeen comedy festival, the Perth International Arts Festival, the Adelaide fringe Festival, and the Melbourne Comedy festival, and Sirius XM radio).

Todd Reid (Just For Laughs, Sirius XM, Italian Week Festival - Main Stage and quarterfinalist in the prestigious PAGE International Screenwriting Awards).

Get your tickets early. This is gonna be a fun one!

Tickets are $34.50 (all-in) and available at the Experience Cobourg Box Office: 855-372-2210

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

May 3 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

May 10 at 11 am. - Miracle on Walton St. Walking Tour. This 90-minute (approximate) tours will take you on an easy stroll past some of the most recognizable landmarks of Port Hope's main street.

May 17 at 11 am  - Trains, Taverns, and Theatres: Historic Port Hope Walking Tour. Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

May 24 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes, Augusta & Dorset Street Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

May 31 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

June 7 at 11 am - Trains, Taverns and Theatres Walking Tour. Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

Aug. 30 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes, Augusta & Dorset Street Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

Sept. 6 at 11 am - Trains, Taverns, and Theatres Walking Tour.  Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

Sept. 13 at 11 am - Miracle on Walton St. Walking Tour.  This 90-minute (approximate) tours will take you on an easy stroll past some of the most recognizable landmarks of Port Hope's main street.

Sept. 20 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes Augusta & Dorset St. Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

Sept. 27 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

Jenny's House of Joy

Written by Norm Foster
Directed by Ann Goulding
Produced by Nikki Parks

Evening Performances at 7:30 pm
April 25,26 May 1,2,3,8,9

Matinee Performances at 2:00 pm
April 27 May 4,10,11

 Jenny runs the best little house of ill-repute in her corner of the old Wild West.
When a tireless young runaway comes begging for a job, the girls at Jenny's house don't foresee the new directions their lives will take.

Enchanted April

Written by MATTHEW BARBER

Directed by CAROL BEAUCHAMP

Produced by LESLEE ARGUE

This classic story from a 1922 novel by Elizabeth von Arnim was adapted as a film in 1991 and was brought to the stage in 2003.

Feeling lost in the shadows of marriage and forgotten in the rush of 1920s post-war society, two London housewives pool their savings to rent a villa in Italy for a ladies-only holiday away, reluctantly recruiting a pair of difficult upper-class women to share the cost and the experience.

Together under the Mediterranean sun, the four women clash, and then being to bond and bloom – until men once again upset the balance.

This heart-warming romantic comedy is for those who delight in rewarding stories with memorable characters.

Friday, April 25 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, April 26 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Sunday, April 27 - 5:00pm dinner, 7:00pm show

Friday, May 2 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, May 3 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show

Friday, May 9 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, May 10 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Sunday, May 11 - 5:00pm dinner, 7:00pm show

Celebrate Mom with a Magical Mother’s Day at the Farm! It’s an unforgettable day surrounded by nature, live music, adorable animal interactions, and delicious farm-fresh food. Don’t miss our cherished annual event on Mother’s Day! Book now—give your mom the perfect day out!

Jenny's House of Joy

Written by Norm Foster
Directed by Ann Goulding
Produced by Nikki Parks

Evening Performances at 7:30 pm
April 25,26 May 1,2,3,8,9

Matinee Performances at 2:00 pm
April 27 May 4,10,11

 Jenny runs the best little house of ill-repute in her corner of the old Wild West.
When a tireless young runaway comes begging for a job, the girls at Jenny's house don't foresee the new directions their lives will take.

THE SWEET WATER BAND + SONGS OF MERLE HAGGARD

Every individual member of The Sweet Water Band has their own story to tell. From sought-after studio and touring musicians, award winners to Hall of Fame recipients, they have survived and literally made hundreds of dollars in the Country Music industry.

SWEET WATER COUNTRY MUSIC SERIES 2025

CONCERT HALL AT VICTORIA HALL - COBOURG

FEB. 9 - MAY 11 - SEPT. 14 OCT. 19 - DEC. 14 2025

ALL SHOWS - 2:00 PM

SINGLE TICKETS $36.00 SEASON TICKETS $32.00 + H.S.T. /S.F. SEASON TICKET HOLDERS GUARANTEED SAME TABLE FOR ALL SHOWS IF RENEWED BY FEB. 7/25

www.sweetwatercountry.com

905-372-2210

Enchanted April

Written by MATTHEW BARBER

Directed by CAROL BEAUCHAMP

Produced by LESLEE ARGUE

This classic story from a 1922 novel by Elizabeth von Arnim was adapted as a film in 1991 and was brought to the stage in 2003.

Feeling lost in the shadows of marriage and forgotten in the rush of 1920s post-war society, two London housewives pool their savings to rent a villa in Italy for a ladies-only holiday away, reluctantly recruiting a pair of difficult upper-class women to share the cost and the experience.

Together under the Mediterranean sun, the four women clash, and then being to bond and bloom – until men once again upset the balance.

This heart-warming romantic comedy is for those who delight in rewarding stories with memorable characters.

Friday, April 25 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, April 26 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Sunday, April 27 - 5:00pm dinner, 7:00pm show

Friday, May 2 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, May 3 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show

Friday, May 9 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Saturday, May 10 - 5:30pm dinner, 7:30pm show
Sunday, May 11 - 5:00pm dinner, 7:00pm show

Join Cornerstone Family Violence Prevention Centre on May 15th for an afternoon to celebrate women and create a lasting impact in our community with special guest speaker Fallon Farinacci.

A proud Red River Métis, Fallon is a speaker, survivor, & advocate for MMIWG (Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls). Fallon has cultivated an incredible community and uses her online platform to share her story, give back to the Indigenous community, and raise awareness for causes and organizations close to her heart. Fallon continues to share her family’s story & bring awareness to the ongoing Genocide Indigenous women, girls 2S+ folx face in hopes of bringing change & awareness across Turtle Island.

Tickets are $150. $50 of each ticket is eligible for a charitable donation receipt.

For more information and updates about when tickets will be released, please visit Cornerstone’s Instagram, Facebook, or website.

please visit cornerstonenorthumberland.ca/luncheon/. They look forward to spending a beautiful afternoon with you.

Thank you to their Speaker Sponsor, Part Time CFO Services, for making this event possible.

The Aron Theatre Co-op in Campbellford, Ontario (Williams Treaty territory), has established an Indigenous Circle to shape new Indigenous and reconciliation-focused programming at the theatre, and to help grow the Indigenous arts and culture community in Williams Treaty territory.

The group began meeting in September 2022. Founding members included Charlie Davis; Marsha Smoke; Hayden King and Skye Anderson with support from Heidi Schaeffer.

The Aron Theatre Co-op's Indigenous Circle is presenting monthly programming in 2024. We are currently expanding the Aron Indigenous Circle.

Aron Indigenous Circle Members:

• Have an opportunity to help shape new Indigenous and reconciliation-focused programming at the theatre;

• Have a chance to help grow the Indigenous arts and culture community in Williams Treaty territory. 

Indigenous community members are invited to apply to join the Aron Indigenous Circle via this Google Form: 

Apply here: https://forms.gle/g65WorHKrdKehamr8

For more information about the Aron Indigenous Circle contact: katie@arontheatre.com

The Aron Theatre Co-op

The Aron Theatre Co-op is a not-for-profit business owned and controlled by its 750 members. Co-op members participate actively in organizing and successfully running artistic and cultural events. The Aron operates with a triple bottom line, ensuring financial viability, community responsibility, and environmental stewardship.

Poetry & Open Mic

7:30 p.m. (doors open 7:00p.m.)

Thursday, March 20, 2024

The Northumberland Room - The Best Western Cobourg Inn

Admission: PWYC (Pay What You Can)

suggested minimum donation $5.00

Poetry readings happen on the 3rd Thursday of every month

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

Join us for our 3rd Annual Spring Market at Fogorig! We’re looking for amazing makers, artisans, food vendors and small businesses to be part of this year’s market. If you have unique goods and a passion for local community events, we want you here 😀 More event details to come 🌺 🛍️ 🍻 🐐

✨ Apply now through @heretotheremarketevents to secure your spot! www.heretotheremarketevents.com

May 3 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

May 10 at 11 am. - Miracle on Walton St. Walking Tour. This 90-minute (approximate) tours will take you on an easy stroll past some of the most recognizable landmarks of Port Hope's main street.

May 17 at 11 am  - Trains, Taverns, and Theatres: Historic Port Hope Walking Tour. Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

May 24 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes, Augusta & Dorset Street Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

May 31 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

June 7 at 11 am - Trains, Taverns and Theatres Walking Tour. Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

Aug. 30 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes, Augusta & Dorset Street Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

Sept. 6 at 11 am - Trains, Taverns, and Theatres Walking Tour.  Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

Sept. 13 at 11 am - Miracle on Walton St. Walking Tour.  This 90-minute (approximate) tours will take you on an easy stroll past some of the most recognizable landmarks of Port Hope's main street.

Sept. 20 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes Augusta & Dorset St. Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

Sept. 27 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

PERFORMANCES:

• Saturday, May 17, 2025 at 2:00 pm & 7:00 pm

• Sunday May, 18, 2025 at 2:00 pm

CONCERT HALL at VICTORIA HALL

Sometimes You Have to Be a Little Bit Naughty if You Want to Change Your Story

King St W will be filled by the smell of rebellion when La Jeunesse Choirs presents Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical JR. May 17th & 18th at the Concert Hall at Victoria Hall. Based on the beloved book “Matilda” by Roald Dahl and adapted from the award-winning full-length musical, Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical JR. tells the story of an extraordinary girl who, armed with a vivid imagination and a sharp mind, dares to take a stand and change her own destiny.

Matilda, a little girl with astonishing wit, intelligence and psychokinetic powers, lives with cruel parents who find her to be a nuisance, a lousy little worm, and a bore. When Matilda enters her first term at school, she captures the attention of Miss Honey, a kind teacher, and the two form a wonderful friendship. Unfortunately, the school is ruled by a tempestuous and mean headmistress named Miss Trunchbull, who hates children and delivers cruel and unjust punishments to all her charges. Matilda is determined to change her story, but will her cleverness and courage be enough to withstand the reign of Miss Trunchbull?

Tickets are $25 plus service fee and available at the Concert Hall Box Office: 905-372-2210

PERFORMANCES:

• Saturday, May 17, 2025 at 2:00 pm & 7:00 pm

• Sunday May, 18, 2025 at 2:00 pm

CONCERT HALL at VICTORIA HALL

Sometimes You Have to Be a Little Bit Naughty if You Want to Change Your Story

King St W will be filled by the smell of rebellion when La Jeunesse Choirs presents Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical JR. May 17th & 18th at the Concert Hall at Victoria Hall. Based on the beloved book “Matilda” by Roald Dahl and adapted from the award-winning full-length musical, Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical JR. tells the story of an extraordinary girl who, armed with a vivid imagination and a sharp mind, dares to take a stand and change her own destiny.

Matilda, a little girl with astonishing wit, intelligence and psychokinetic powers, lives with cruel parents who find her to be a nuisance, a lousy little worm, and a bore. When Matilda enters her first term at school, she captures the attention of Miss Honey, a kind teacher, and the two form a wonderful friendship. Unfortunately, the school is ruled by a tempestuous and mean headmistress named Miss Trunchbull, who hates children and delivers cruel and unjust punishments to all her charges. Matilda is determined to change her story, but will her cleverness and courage be enough to withstand the reign of Miss Trunchbull?

Tickets are $25 plus service fee and available at the Concert Hall Box Office: 905-372-2210

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

A modern incarnation of the drive-in without the cars, Movies in the Park gives families and friends the opportunity to enjoy five relaxing summer evenings. It’s entertainment keeping it simple and it’s free! Grab a blanket, bug spray, lawn chair and popcorn and join us for some fun for the whole family under the stars.

See a movie on an inflatable outdoor movie screen, as we use a powerful video projector and concert-quality sound system.

Each movie night will start at dusk in. No registration is required to attend a movie night.

Movies Under the Stars has become a community favourite and we can’t wait to see you on select Friday nights this summer.

** These events will be cancelled in the case of inclement weather.

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

PERFORMANCES:

• Saturday, May 17, 2025 at 2:00 pm & 7:00 pm

• Sunday May, 18, 2025 at 2:00 pm

CONCERT HALL at VICTORIA HALL

Sometimes You Have to Be a Little Bit Naughty if You Want to Change Your Story

King St W will be filled by the smell of rebellion when La Jeunesse Choirs presents Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical JR. May 17th & 18th at the Concert Hall at Victoria Hall. Based on the beloved book “Matilda” by Roald Dahl and adapted from the award-winning full-length musical, Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical JR. tells the story of an extraordinary girl who, armed with a vivid imagination and a sharp mind, dares to take a stand and change her own destiny.

Matilda, a little girl with astonishing wit, intelligence and psychokinetic powers, lives with cruel parents who find her to be a nuisance, a lousy little worm, and a bore. When Matilda enters her first term at school, she captures the attention of Miss Honey, a kind teacher, and the two form a wonderful friendship. Unfortunately, the school is ruled by a tempestuous and mean headmistress named Miss Trunchbull, who hates children and delivers cruel and unjust punishments to all her charges. Matilda is determined to change her story, but will her cleverness and courage be enough to withstand the reign of Miss Trunchbull?

Tickets are $25 plus service fee and available at the Concert Hall Box Office: 905-372-2210

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

May 3 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

May 10 at 11 am. - Miracle on Walton St. Walking Tour. This 90-minute (approximate) tours will take you on an easy stroll past some of the most recognizable landmarks of Port Hope's main street.

May 17 at 11 am  - Trains, Taverns, and Theatres: Historic Port Hope Walking Tour. Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

May 24 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes, Augusta & Dorset Street Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

May 31 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

June 7 at 11 am - Trains, Taverns and Theatres Walking Tour. Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

Aug. 30 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes, Augusta & Dorset Street Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

Sept. 6 at 11 am - Trains, Taverns, and Theatres Walking Tour.  Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

Sept. 13 at 11 am - Miracle on Walton St. Walking Tour.  This 90-minute (approximate) tours will take you on an easy stroll past some of the most recognizable landmarks of Port Hope's main street.

Sept. 20 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes Augusta & Dorset St. Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

Sept. 27 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

That infamous Johnny Max Band have been touring across Canada for over 30 years! and they have enamoured audiences from Coast to Coast. 

Creating new friends & fans at various Festivals & theatres.

The new 6 piece lineup for The JMB had just started to excite audiences at festivals, when the pandemic hit. So the band hunkered down and started writing new material for their upcoming album & reworking some of their other songs for an acoustic album, too.

What else are they gonna do?

With 2 new albums slated for 2025, and a killer band with one of the best frontmen in The Canadian Blues scene, The Johnny Max Band are itching to get back on the road and showcase some of their new tunes and the old favourites to our friends across country in 2025.

$45 show only plus tax
$70 buffet and show plus tax

Buffet at 5 pm, show at 7 pm.

Fleetwood Nicks, is a must-see Stevie Nicks Fleetwood Mac Tribute.

Covering material from Rumours to Stevie's solo work, the show is a stunning recreation of one of the world’s most popular groups of the 70's, capturing the look, sound and soul of Stevie Nicks with incredible authenticity.

Come and dance the night away to the hits you love.

Coming to the Cobourg Lions Centre on May 24th,

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

Welcome to the 2025 Peterborough-Northumberland MS Walk, taking place on Sunday, May 25, 2025 at Port Hope Memorial Park and Bandshell. We are so excited to connect with the MS Community and would like to welcome you to this year’s MS Walk. Here are some important details you will want to know: 

Where - ​Port Hope Memorial Park and Bandshell, 44 Queen Street, Port Hope

Event check in time - 10:00 am

Opening ceremonies - 11:00 am

Route distance(s) - 5km

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT Casey Voisine: casey.voisine@mscanada.ca | 416-967-3017

Looking to register? Click here - 2025 Peterborough-Northumberland MS Walk - Registration Start

Looking to donate? Click here - Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada - Make a Donation

Looking to volunteer? Click here -  Volunteer Opportunities | Peterborough-Northumberland

3M Dance Works presents 3M Dance Works on BROADWAY

Date: Sunday, May 25, 2025

Show times: 11:00 am & 2:00 pm

Venue: Concert Hall at Victoria Hall

Ticket price:

Tickets for 11:00 am show- $21 plus service fee

Tickets for 2:00 pm show- $27 plus service fee

Tickets are available online or at the Concert Hall Box Office: 905-372-2210

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

3M Dance Works presents 3M Dance Works on BROADWAY

Date: Sunday, May 25, 2025

Show times: 11:00 am & 2:00 pm

Venue: Concert Hall at Victoria Hall

Ticket price:

Tickets for 11:00 am show- $21 plus service fee

Tickets for 2:00 pm show- $27 plus service fee

Tickets are available online or at the Concert Hall Box Office: 905-372-2210

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

It’s official! The “Pretty Bad Boys” of Canadian rock, GODDO, are returning to “lighve” action for their 50th Anniversary!

Led by its legendary founder, singer/bassist Greg Godovitz, the all-new GODDO consists of keyboardist Drew Winters, guitarists Steve Jensen and Steve MacPherson, and original GODDO drummer Marty Morin.

This re-energized rendition of GODDO delivers new life and spirit to their classic hits like “So Walk On”, “Sweet Thing”, “Tough Times”, “Too Much Carousing”, “O Carole (Kiss My Whip)”, “Cock On”, “Under My Hat”, “Pretty Bad Boy” and much more!

FREE MEET & GREET in Lobby after the show!

Tickets are $63.96 (all-in) and available at the Concert Hall Box Office: 855-372-2210

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

Formed in Toronto in 1994, Hells Bells is the world's longest touring tribute to AC/DC, performing thousands of concerts across North America. After 50 years AC/DC has defined the sound of rock'n'roll and the music of generations. Hells Bells delivers that sound, look and attitude, from the wall of Marshall amps to the signature schoolboy outfit. This is a high energy show you don't want to miss!

OFFICIAL HELLS BELLS VIDEO LINK - https://youtu.be/wLLTDcF004g?si=5KU5l8zRbADATwzt

Tickets are $56.69 (all-in) and available at the Concert Hall Box Office: 855-372-2210

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

May 3 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

May 10 at 11 am. - Miracle on Walton St. Walking Tour. This 90-minute (approximate) tours will take you on an easy stroll past some of the most recognizable landmarks of Port Hope's main street.

May 17 at 11 am  - Trains, Taverns, and Theatres: Historic Port Hope Walking Tour. Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

May 24 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes, Augusta & Dorset Street Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

May 31 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

June 7 at 11 am - Trains, Taverns and Theatres Walking Tour. Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

Aug. 30 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes, Augusta & Dorset Street Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

Sept. 6 at 11 am - Trains, Taverns, and Theatres Walking Tour.  Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

Sept. 13 at 11 am - Miracle on Walton St. Walking Tour.  This 90-minute (approximate) tours will take you on an easy stroll past some of the most recognizable landmarks of Port Hope's main street.

Sept. 20 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes Augusta & Dorset St. Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

Sept. 27 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

Experience the Magic of EPIC ELTON with Jeff Scott!

Are you ready for a musical journey down the Yellow Brick Road? Get ready to experience the magic, the charisma, and the timeless hits of the legendary Elton John, brought to life like never before by the phenomenal tribute - Epic Elton! Immerse yourself in an unforgettable evening of dazzling costumes, electrifying performances, and a kaleidoscope of Elton's greatest hits. From "Rocket Man" to "Tiny Dancer," and "Your Song" to "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road," Epic Elton flawlessly captures the essence of Sir Elton John's iconic sound and showmanship. Enjoy note-perfect renditions of Elton's greatest hits, delivered with passion and precision by a group of talented musicians dedicated to their craft. The EPIC ELTON repertoire spans over four decades of Elton John's iconic hits, delivering the songs we all know and love. Jeff has toured extensively across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, gracing diverse venues from casinos to festivals.

Tickets are $49 (all-in) and available at the Concert Hall Box Office: 855-372-2210

A musical take on this classic adventure!

This smash-hit family musical broke box office records over the past two years and now it’s coming to the Capitol! Bad Hats Theatre’s contemporary spin on Wonderland takes us down the rabbit hole with Alice, a girl with a lot of questions. It’s a musical reimagining of the classic tale like you’ve never seen before! 

“This Alice in Wonderland is nothing short of a delight. 4/4 stars.” – Toronto Star

Recommended for ALL AGES Show Run Time: 80 minutes / No Intermission

TICKETS $48

AGES 13-30 $40

CHILD 12 AND UNDER $22

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

May 3 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

May 10 at 11 am. - Miracle on Walton St. Walking Tour. This 90-minute (approximate) tours will take you on an easy stroll past some of the most recognizable landmarks of Port Hope's main street.

May 17 at 11 am  - Trains, Taverns, and Theatres: Historic Port Hope Walking Tour. Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

May 24 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes, Augusta & Dorset Street Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

May 31 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

June 7 at 11 am - Trains, Taverns and Theatres Walking Tour. Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

Aug. 30 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes, Augusta & Dorset Street Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

Sept. 6 at 11 am - Trains, Taverns, and Theatres Walking Tour.  Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

Sept. 13 at 11 am - Miracle on Walton St. Walking Tour.  This 90-minute (approximate) tours will take you on an easy stroll past some of the most recognizable landmarks of Port Hope's main street.

Sept. 20 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes Augusta & Dorset St. Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

Sept. 27 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

Every second Thursday of the month is CLASSIC MOVIE NIGHT at the Aron
Movies start at 7:00 pm

All classic movies are pay what you can

January 9: 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY
February 13: Sabrina
March 13: 2:00 pm: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory / 7:00 pm: The Goonies
April 10: Easter Parade
May 8: 7 Days in May
June 12: The Quiet Man
July 10: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
August 14: Rebel Without a Cause
September 11: Casablanca
October 9: DOUBLE FEAUTRE - I Walk With a Zombie/The Cat People
November 13: The Wrong Man
December 11: Meet me in St. Louis

All movies are at 7:00pm.

There is an added matinee on March 13, and a second movie as part of a double feature on October 9.

Westben goes over the rainbow! Ruby slippers, a yellow brick road, and an Emerald City - get ready for a vibrantly colourful, fully staged production of this popular musical adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s beloved tale. Based on the MGM film and brimming with all your favourite music. The production features the youthful talents and effervescent energy of the Westben Youth & Teen Choruses and friends. There’s no place like Westben for Dorothy and her friends - and you!

By L. Frank Baum With Music and Lyrics by Harold Arlen and E. Y. Harburg Background Music by Herbert Stothart Dance and Vocal Arrangements by Peter Howard Orchestration by Larry Wilcox Adapted by John Kane for the Royal Shakespeare Company Based upon the Classic Motion Picture owned by Turner Entertainment Co. and distributed in all media by Warner Bros.

ADULT: $45

SENIOR: $43

UNDER 30: $30

YOUTH (UNDER 18): $5

all ticket prices + hst

Fleetwood Mac Mania is a stunning visual and musical tribute to one of the most iconic and successful bands of our time. The harmonies, instrumentation and on-stage chemistry has impressed and captivated audiences from coast-to-coast. Fleetwood Mac Mania has earned the reputation of being the most authentic sounding Fleetwood Mac tribute band in North America, and have played for audiences of up to 18,000 people. Each veteran player in this world-class tribute band brings their spirit to re-create with incredible accuracy, the look and feel of Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks. Band members Jenn Taylor (Stevie Nicks), Connie Scriver (Christine McVie) and Jeremy Stimers (Lindsey Buckingham) - capture the harmonies and front-line chemistry with passion and commitment. Incredible percussionist/drummer Eddie Cromwell holds down the signature Mick Fleetwood style and sound.

FLEETWOOD MAC MANIA VIDEO LINK: https://youtu.be/QgFQamYbP3o?si=GaITlGcowNwvEKUW

Tickets are $56.69 (all-in) and available at the Concert Hall Box Office: 855-372-2210

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

Westben goes over the rainbow! Ruby slippers, a yellow brick road, and an Emerald City - get ready for a vibrantly colourful, fully staged production of this popular musical adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s beloved tale. Based on the MGM film and brimming with all your favourite music. The production features the youthful talents and effervescent energy of the Westben Youth & Teen Choruses and friends. There’s no place like Westben for Dorothy and her friends - and you!

By L. Frank Baum With Music and Lyrics by Harold Arlen and E. Y. Harburg Background Music by Herbert Stothart Dance and Vocal Arrangements by Peter Howard Orchestration by Larry Wilcox Adapted by John Kane for the Royal Shakespeare Company Based upon the Classic Motion Picture owned by Turner Entertainment Co. and distributed in all media by Warner Bros.

ADULT: $45

SENIOR: $43

UNDER 30: $30

YOUTH (UNDER 18): $5

all ticket prices + hst

Back in Cobourg after a SOLD-OUT show in 2024..

EPIC EAGLES

Five musicians who feel privileged to perform the timeless music of the Eagles and Don Henley (Solo). EPIC EAGLES - Canada's Definitive Eagles Tribute Band brings you back to the golden days of the legendary band the Eagles, all the way through to the present. Featuring the voice of Dean Young at the helm as 'Henley' (former lead vocalist|drummer of the Eagles Tribute Hotel California) alongside lead/backing vocalists and multi-instrumentalists Mike Alonzo, Jeff Salem, Dan Bohemier and some of Canada’s most in demand musicians covering Glenn Frey | Timothy B Schmit | Randy Meisner | Joe Walsh.

Audiences are treated to the legacy sound of the Eagles when they began to rule the airwaves: Hotel California, One of These Nights, Life in the Fast Lane, Desperado, Take It Easy, The Boys of Summer, New Kid in Town, Dirty Laundry and more. EPIC EAGLES performs these and other chart toppers, along with some deep cuts for the die-hard Eagles & Don Henley fans. Experience & relive an era gone by...as it continues into the next millennium. You are about to soar high with EPIC EAGLES! "You can check out anytime you like but you can never leave....

Tickets are $55 + hst & service fee and available at the Concert Hall Box Office: 855-372-2210

Westben goes over the rainbow! Ruby slippers, a yellow brick road, and an Emerald City - get ready for a vibrantly colourful, fully staged production of this popular musical adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s beloved tale. Based on the MGM film and brimming with all your favourite music. The production features the youthful talents and effervescent energy of the Westben Youth & Teen Choruses and friends. There’s no place like Westben for Dorothy and her friends - and you!

By L. Frank Baum With Music and Lyrics by Harold Arlen and E. Y. Harburg Background Music by Herbert Stothart Dance and Vocal Arrangements by Peter Howard Orchestration by Larry Wilcox Adapted by John Kane for the Royal Shakespeare Company Based upon the Classic Motion Picture owned by Turner Entertainment Co. and distributed in all media by Warner Bros.

ADULT: $45

SENIOR: $43

UNDER 30: $30

YOUTH (UNDER 18): $5

all ticket prices + hst

The Aron Theatre Co-op in Campbellford, Ontario (Williams Treaty territory), has established an Indigenous Circle to shape new Indigenous and reconciliation-focused programming at the theatre, and to help grow the Indigenous arts and culture community in Williams Treaty territory.

The group began meeting in September 2022. Founding members included Charlie Davis; Marsha Smoke; Hayden King and Skye Anderson with support from Heidi Schaeffer.

The Aron Theatre Co-op's Indigenous Circle is presenting monthly programming in 2024. We are currently expanding the Aron Indigenous Circle.

Aron Indigenous Circle Members:

• Have an opportunity to help shape new Indigenous and reconciliation-focused programming at the theatre;

• Have a chance to help grow the Indigenous arts and culture community in Williams Treaty territory. 

Indigenous community members are invited to apply to join the Aron Indigenous Circle via this Google Form: 

Apply here: https://forms.gle/g65WorHKrdKehamr8

For more information about the Aron Indigenous Circle contact: katie@arontheatre.com

The Aron Theatre Co-op

The Aron Theatre Co-op is a not-for-profit business owned and controlled by its 750 members. Co-op members participate actively in organizing and successfully running artistic and cultural events. The Aron operates with a triple bottom line, ensuring financial viability, community responsibility, and environmental stewardship.

Westben goes over the rainbow! Ruby slippers, a yellow brick road, and an Emerald City - get ready for a vibrantly colourful, fully staged production of this popular musical adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s beloved tale. Based on the MGM film and brimming with all your favourite music. The production features the youthful talents and effervescent energy of the Westben Youth & Teen Choruses and friends. There’s no place like Westben for Dorothy and her friends - and you!

By L. Frank Baum With Music and Lyrics by Harold Arlen and E. Y. Harburg Background Music by Herbert Stothart Dance and Vocal Arrangements by Peter Howard Orchestration by Larry Wilcox Adapted by John Kane for the Royal Shakespeare Company Based upon the Classic Motion Picture owned by Turner Entertainment Co. and distributed in all media by Warner Bros.

ADULT: $45

SENIOR: $43

UNDER 30: $30

YOUTH (UNDER 18): $5

all ticket prices + hst

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

Westben goes over the rainbow! Ruby slippers, a yellow brick road, and an Emerald City - get ready for a vibrantly colourful, fully staged production of this popular musical adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s beloved tale. Based on the MGM film and brimming with all your favourite music. The production features the youthful talents and effervescent energy of the Westben Youth & Teen Choruses and friends. There’s no place like Westben for Dorothy and her friends - and you!

By L. Frank Baum With Music and Lyrics by Harold Arlen and E. Y. Harburg Background Music by Herbert Stothart Dance and Vocal Arrangements by Peter Howard Orchestration by Larry Wilcox Adapted by John Kane for the Royal Shakespeare Company Based upon the Classic Motion Picture owned by Turner Entertainment Co. and distributed in all media by Warner Bros.

ADULT: $45

SENIOR: $43

UNDER 30: $30

YOUTH (UNDER 18): $5

all ticket prices + hst

The concert version of GREASE AND THE MUSIC OF THE 50’S & 60’s - Live on Stage!

Tribute to Grease and the Music of the 50’s and 60’s is an all-Canadian professional production complete with amazing multi-media video. A Tribute to Grease features a superb cast and a repertoire that covers some of the greatest songs of the 50’s and 60’s. This company of talented singers, actors and comedians will leave you spellbound with their uncanny portrayal of “Grease” and the Music from the 50’s and 60’s. Re-live the days of soda pop and drive-ins, poodle skirts, greased back hair, winged Cadillacs, those hazy summer days and of course …the MUSIC! This exciting live musical stage show will take you back in time to those memorable days etched in our lives by the tunes and stars of a legendary era. Who knows, you just might find yourself on stage with us doing the hand jive. Great family entertainment! Just a Few of the Songs: Born to Hand Jive, Greased Lightnin', Summer Nights, Hopelessly Devoted, Hand Jive, You’re The One That I Want.

Tickets are $60 (all-in) and available at the Experience Cobourg Box Office: 855-372-2210

Westben goes over the rainbow! Ruby slippers, a yellow brick road, and an Emerald City - get ready for a vibrantly colourful, fully staged production of this popular musical adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s beloved tale. Based on the MGM film and brimming with all your favourite music. The production features the youthful talents and effervescent energy of the Westben Youth & Teen Choruses and friends. There’s no place like Westben for Dorothy and her friends - and you!

By L. Frank Baum With Music and Lyrics by Harold Arlen and E. Y. Harburg Background Music by Herbert Stothart Dance and Vocal Arrangements by Peter Howard Orchestration by Larry Wilcox Adapted by John Kane for the Royal Shakespeare Company Based upon the Classic Motion Picture owned by Turner Entertainment Co. and distributed in all media by Warner Bros.

ADULT: $45

SENIOR: $43

UNDER 30: $30

YOUTH (UNDER 18): $5

all ticket prices + hst

Chalk Talk: Meet the Artists of the Performer-Composer Residency

Wednesday, June 25 at 7 pm

at The Schoolhouse

We warmly welcome you to get to know this year’s local and international artists-in-residence. Each artist will share a musical topic that brings them joy for ten minutes—it might be in the form of a mini-performance, a personal story about their artistic path, sharing a snippet of new creative work, etc.

These evenings have consistently been fun, educational and creatively inspiring! All are welcome; no musical background is necessary!

Join us for our annual gathering of friends from Alderville and Curve Lake First Nations. Enjoy an intimate and evocative evening of music, art and storytelling featuring Dave Mowat with Clayton Yates, Jordan Mowat, Ansley Simpson, Cale Crowe, Peggy Day and others.

ADULT: $45

SENIOR: $43

UNDER 30: $30

YOUTH (UNDER 18): $5

all ticket prices + hst

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Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

Since its launch in 2018, Westben’s Performer-Composer Residency (PCR) has brought together over 178 local, regional and international artists from more than 26 countries to gather in Trent Hills, learn from each other and the local community, and co-create new music. Celebrate the imaginatively collaborative work of this year’s 10 creators as they share an exciting concert experience around the theme of ‘Among Dreams.’

Creative Director: Ben Finley

Co-Facilitators: Sarah Belle Reid, Davy Sumner, annais linares

Pay-What-You-Can suggested $25

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Wherever you were the first time you heard Lighthouse, make the next time The Barn! Having first burst on the scene in 1969 with an explosive sound that defied all conventions, this iconic Canadian group is still known for its free-wheeling, hard-driving sound that has kept them on the airwaves and in the hearts of fans for 50 years. Don’t miss founders Paul Hoffert, Ralph Cole and a whole stage full of dazzling musicians in a fun-filled night!

ADULT: $75

SENIOR: $73

UNDER 30: $30

YOUTH (UNDER 18): $5

all ticket prices + hst

Buy Tickets to this Event

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

Every second Thursday of the month is CLASSIC MOVIE NIGHT at the Aron
Movies start at 7:00 pm

All classic movies are pay what you can

January 9: 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY
February 13: Sabrina
March 13: 2:00 pm: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory / 7:00 pm: The Goonies
April 10: Easter Parade
May 8: 7 Days in May
June 12: The Quiet Man
July 10: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
August 14: Rebel Without a Cause
September 11: Casablanca
October 9: DOUBLE FEAUTRE - I Walk With a Zombie/The Cat People
November 13: The Wrong Man
December 11: Meet me in St. Louis

All movies are at 7:00pm.

There is an added matinee on March 13, and a second movie as part of a double feature on October 9.

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

The Aron Theatre Co-op in Campbellford, Ontario (Williams Treaty territory), has established an Indigenous Circle to shape new Indigenous and reconciliation-focused programming at the theatre, and to help grow the Indigenous arts and culture community in Williams Treaty territory.

The group began meeting in September 2022. Founding members included Charlie Davis; Marsha Smoke; Hayden King and Skye Anderson with support from Heidi Schaeffer.

The Aron Theatre Co-op's Indigenous Circle is presenting monthly programming in 2024. We are currently expanding the Aron Indigenous Circle.

Aron Indigenous Circle Members:

• Have an opportunity to help shape new Indigenous and reconciliation-focused programming at the theatre;

• Have a chance to help grow the Indigenous arts and culture community in Williams Treaty territory. 

Indigenous community members are invited to apply to join the Aron Indigenous Circle via this Google Form: 

Apply here: https://forms.gle/g65WorHKrdKehamr8

For more information about the Aron Indigenous Circle contact: katie@arontheatre.com

The Aron Theatre Co-op

The Aron Theatre Co-op is a not-for-profit business owned and controlled by its 750 members. Co-op members participate actively in organizing and successfully running artistic and cultural events. The Aron operates with a triple bottom line, ensuring financial viability, community responsibility, and environmental stewardship.

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

Every second Thursday of the month is CLASSIC MOVIE NIGHT at the Aron
Movies start at 7:00 pm

All classic movies are pay what you can

January 9: 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY
February 13: Sabrina
March 13: 2:00 pm: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory / 7:00 pm: The Goonies
April 10: Easter Parade
May 8: 7 Days in May
June 12: The Quiet Man
July 10: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
August 14: Rebel Without a Cause
September 11: Casablanca
October 9: DOUBLE FEAUTRE - I Walk With a Zombie/The Cat People
November 13: The Wrong Man
December 11: Meet me in St. Louis

All movies are at 7:00pm.

There is an added matinee on March 13, and a second movie as part of a double feature on October 9.

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

The Aron Theatre Co-op in Campbellford, Ontario (Williams Treaty territory), has established an Indigenous Circle to shape new Indigenous and reconciliation-focused programming at the theatre, and to help grow the Indigenous arts and culture community in Williams Treaty territory.

The group began meeting in September 2022. Founding members included Charlie Davis; Marsha Smoke; Hayden King and Skye Anderson with support from Heidi Schaeffer.

The Aron Theatre Co-op's Indigenous Circle is presenting monthly programming in 2024. We are currently expanding the Aron Indigenous Circle.

Aron Indigenous Circle Members:

• Have an opportunity to help shape new Indigenous and reconciliation-focused programming at the theatre;

• Have a chance to help grow the Indigenous arts and culture community in Williams Treaty territory. 

Indigenous community members are invited to apply to join the Aron Indigenous Circle via this Google Form: 

Apply here: https://forms.gle/g65WorHKrdKehamr8

For more information about the Aron Indigenous Circle contact: katie@arontheatre.com

The Aron Theatre Co-op

The Aron Theatre Co-op is a not-for-profit business owned and controlled by its 750 members. Co-op members participate actively in organizing and successfully running artistic and cultural events. The Aron operates with a triple bottom line, ensuring financial viability, community responsibility, and environmental stewardship.

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

May 3 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

May 10 at 11 am. - Miracle on Walton St. Walking Tour. This 90-minute (approximate) tours will take you on an easy stroll past some of the most recognizable landmarks of Port Hope's main street.

May 17 at 11 am  - Trains, Taverns, and Theatres: Historic Port Hope Walking Tour. Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

May 24 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes, Augusta & Dorset Street Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

May 31 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

June 7 at 11 am - Trains, Taverns and Theatres Walking Tour. Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

Aug. 30 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes, Augusta & Dorset Street Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

Sept. 6 at 11 am - Trains, Taverns, and Theatres Walking Tour.  Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

Sept. 13 at 11 am - Miracle on Walton St. Walking Tour.  This 90-minute (approximate) tours will take you on an easy stroll past some of the most recognizable landmarks of Port Hope's main street.

Sept. 20 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes Augusta & Dorset St. Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

Sept. 27 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

May 3 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

May 10 at 11 am. - Miracle on Walton St. Walking Tour. This 90-minute (approximate) tours will take you on an easy stroll past some of the most recognizable landmarks of Port Hope's main street.

May 17 at 11 am  - Trains, Taverns, and Theatres: Historic Port Hope Walking Tour. Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

May 24 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes, Augusta & Dorset Street Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

May 31 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

June 7 at 11 am - Trains, Taverns and Theatres Walking Tour. Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

Aug. 30 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes, Augusta & Dorset Street Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

Sept. 6 at 11 am - Trains, Taverns, and Theatres Walking Tour.  Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

Sept. 13 at 11 am - Miracle on Walton St. Walking Tour.  This 90-minute (approximate) tours will take you on an easy stroll past some of the most recognizable landmarks of Port Hope's main street.

Sept. 20 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes Augusta & Dorset St. Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

Sept. 27 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

Every second Thursday of the month is CLASSIC MOVIE NIGHT at the Aron
Movies start at 7:00 pm

All classic movies are pay what you can

January 9: 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY
February 13: Sabrina
March 13: 2:00 pm: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory / 7:00 pm: The Goonies
April 10: Easter Parade
May 8: 7 Days in May
June 12: The Quiet Man
July 10: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
August 14: Rebel Without a Cause
September 11: Casablanca
October 9: DOUBLE FEAUTRE - I Walk With a Zombie/The Cat People
November 13: The Wrong Man
December 11: Meet me in St. Louis

All movies are at 7:00pm.

There is an added matinee on March 13, and a second movie as part of a double feature on October 9.

Bringing local farmers right to your table!

The Cobourg Farmers Market is committed to supporting locally-produced and locally-grown goods. The Cobourg Farmers Market is 100% producer-run – meaning we are governed by a volunteer board of directors which meets throughout the year.

Join us at the Northumberland Vintage Show on Saturday, September 13th from 9-5pm for a DAY of nostalgia and unique finds. Explore a world of vintage fashion, retro decor, collectibles, and more from the good old days. There is something for everyone! Date: Saturday, September 13th Time: Saturday 9-5pm Location: 601 Sandy Flats Rd, Roseneath, Ontario Free Admission (donations to Primrose Donkey Sanctuary Appreciated) Don't miss out on: Mid Century Holy Grails Mid Century/ Vintage Furniture Vintage Clothing Retro Home Decor Antique Collectibles Delicious Food Bring your friends and family for a weekend filled with vintage charm and one-of-a-kind treasures. See you there! www.northumberlandvintageshow.com

May 3 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

May 10 at 11 am. - Miracle on Walton St. Walking Tour. This 90-minute (approximate) tours will take you on an easy stroll past some of the most recognizable landmarks of Port Hope's main street.

May 17 at 11 am  - Trains, Taverns, and Theatres: Historic Port Hope Walking Tour. Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

May 24 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes, Augusta & Dorset Street Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

May 31 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

June 7 at 11 am - Trains, Taverns and Theatres Walking Tour. Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

Aug. 30 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes, Augusta & Dorset Street Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

Sept. 6 at 11 am - Trains, Taverns, and Theatres Walking Tour.  Our knowledgeable guide will share the history of the Queen and John Streets in the historic downtown Port Hope.

Sept. 13 at 11 am - Miracle on Walton St. Walking Tour.  This 90-minute (approximate) tours will take you on an easy stroll past some of the most recognizable landmarks of Port Hope's main street.

Sept. 20 at 11 am - Parade of Stately Homes Augusta & Dorset St. Walking Tour. Explore the stately homes of two of Port Hope's premier streets.

Sept. 27 at 11 am - Introduction to Englishtown - Baldwin and the Back Lanes. On this 90-minute (approximate) tour you will discover the secret laneways and charming cottages of this neighborhood.

THE SWEET WATER BAND + SONGS OF MERLE HAGGARD

Every individual member of The Sweet Water Band has their own story to tell. From sought-after studio and touring musicians, award winners to Hall of Fame recipients, they have survived and literally made hundreds of dollars in the Country Music industry.

SWEET WATER COUNTRY MUSIC SERIES 2025

CONCERT HALL AT VICTORIA HALL - COBOURG

FEB. 9 - MAY 11 - SEPT. 14 OCT. 19 - DEC. 14 2025

ALL SHOWS - 2:00 PM

SINGLE TICKETS $36.00 SEASON TICKETS $32.00 + H.S.T. /S.F. SEASON TICKET HOLDERS GUARANTEED SAME TABLE FOR ALL SHOWS IF RENEWED BY FEB. 7/25

www.sweetwatercountry.com

905-372-2210

The Aron Theatre Co-op in Campbellford, Ontario (Williams Treaty territory), has established an Indigenous Circle to shape new Indigenous and reconciliation-focused programming at the theatre, and to help grow the Indigenous arts and culture community in Williams Treaty territory.

The group began meeting in September 2022. Founding members included Charlie Davis; Marsha Smoke; Hayden King and Skye Anderson with support from Heidi Schaeffer.

The Aron Theatre Co-op's Indigenous Circle is presenting monthly programming in 2024. We are currently expanding the Aron Indigenous Circle.

Aron Indigenous Circle Members:

• Have an opportunity to help shape new Indigenous and reconciliation-focused programming at the theatre;

• Have a chance to help grow the Indigenous arts and culture community in Williams Treaty territory. 

Indigenous community members are invited to apply to join the Aron Indigenous Circle via this Google Form: 

Apply here: https://forms.gle/g65WorHKrdKehamr8

For more information about the Aron Indigenous Circle contact: katie@arontheatre.com

The Aron Theatre Co-op

The Aron Theatre Co-op is a not-for-profit business owned and controlled by its 750 members. Co-op members participate actively in organizing and successfully running artistic and cultural events. The Aron operates with a triple bottom line, ensuring financial viability, community responsibility, and environmental stewardship.