Somewhere Sundays – Live Music
Did someone say Lambrusco and live music? We are taking back Sundays! Join us every Sunday from 1-4PM for live music on our patio.
Sundays 1-4PM June, July & August
Open to guests and the public
128 St Paul St, Collingwood, ON L9Y 4X9
Come out to the First Presbyterian Church located at 200 Maple Street, Collingwood and dive into the enchanting world of Broadway with Some Enchanted Evening. Join Julie Nesrallah, crossover baritone Gino Quilico, and legendary pianist/composer David Warrack on a musical odyssey. This celebration blends classic and contemporary Broadway and West End hits, featuring iconic tunes from West Side Story, Chorus Line, and Les Misérables.
Tickets are required.
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Join us at the First Presbyterian Church located at 200 Maple Street, Collingwood, to enjoy Canada’s preeminent Indigenous author/playwright/composer/performer as he brings his popular cabaret show featuring singer Patricia Cano and saxophonist Marcus Ali to Collingwood.
Tickets are required.
Georgian Bay artist, Alan Stein, uncovered a treasure trove of postcards sent by his family before and after WWII. They were trapped for a while in the Lodz ghetto, some emigrated to Israel or Canada, some died. Join this captivating, musical journey in reconstructing the story of their lives with piano, clarinet, violin, mezzo-soprano and narration. Starring Daniel Vnukowski, piano; James Campbell, clarinet; Moshe Hammer, violin; Andrea Ludwig, mezzo-soprano and Jaclyn Grossman, narration.
Come on out to the First Presbyterian Church, 200 Maple Street, Collingwood to experience legendary jazz composer-pianist Joe Sealy and awe-inspiring singer-actor Jackie Richardson, along with three virtuoso instrumentalists, illuminate the tales that are related in Joe’s Juno Award-winning Africville Suite.
Tickets are required.
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Stick & Bow, “The trailblazing Montreal duo that plays everything from Bach to Radiohead” (CBC Music’ The Intro), unites Canadian marimba player Krystina Marcoux and Argentinian cellist Juan Sebastian Delgado. Classically trained musicians, they strive to present a wide spectrum of musical styles, ranging from rock to gypsy-jazz, baroque or tango. Their eclectic repertoire features original arrangements of some of the most celebrated works in history, showing the potential of their instruments combined.
Join us at Millennium Park as you sing your heart away into the night with traditional hymns and songs born of the mountains and valleys of Wales. You’ll also hear some fun spirituals, operatic arias, North American folk songs and Broadway show tunes – a perfect blend of traditional and contemporary music.
Tickets are required.
Live at Millennium Park, inspired by the open-air celebrations of classical music made popular by the Dutch superstar violinist Andre Rieu, this program features an array of dazzling waltzes from popular operettas, symphonic soundtracks and timeless songs. Including works by Johann Strauss Jr., Franz Lehar, Maurice Ravel, Nino Rota and Celine Dion, among others.
Tickets are required.