918 Bathurst

MPS Presents: Fron Reilly, Joyce To & Nilan Perera
2025-07-27 14:00 - 17:00 UTC | 918 Bathurst: Culture, Arts, Media & Education, 918 Bathurst Street, Toronto, ON, M5R 3G5, Canada
The Ministry of Phonic Services is elated to welcome you to a Sunday matinee show, featuring performances from pioneering artists pushing the boundaries of musical instruments. Inventors and experimenters convening to show that traditional instrumentation is merely a fragment of what’s possible.Fron Reilly is a Guelph-based woodworker and instrument maker, who has been making the viral rounds online for his cylindrical string instrument titled the ‘fron’. He will be performing music on its latest iteration, the ‘fron2’, along with his stretched bass drone hurdy-gurdy. An incredible treat to see the inventor interacting with his own invention. He will be joined by upright bass player Stephen Vickery for this performance.Also performing in the Sun Room is Australian percussionist Joyce To with ‘environment study’, a combination of exuberant new percussion ideas ranging from rediscovered children’s toys to musical ice sculptures. Nilan Perera will begin the afternoon with his prepared guitar, a celebrated master of the craft with a radical dedication to improvisational art.Join us in the 918 Bathurst Sun Room for this afternoon gathering, music finished by 5pm for everyone to enjoy the rest of their Sunday evening!

BELT COMMUNITY CHOIR EVENT / ONE DAY MORE / LES MISÉRABLE
2025-07-29 18:00 - 21:00
🎶 Join BELT’s Musical Theatre Community Choir!
Join BELT as we launch our very first Musical Theatre Community Choir—a welcoming, no-pressure space for anyone who loves to sing, regardless of experience or skill level!
This is a drop-in style rehearsal, perfect for anyone who wants to have fun, meet fellow musical theatre lovers, and belt out some iconic show tunes. No auditions, no previous singing experience, and no commitment required—just come along and enjoy the joy of singing in a group!
For our first rehearsal, we’ll be learning the powerful ensemble number “One Day More” from Les Misérables. Whether you’re a seasoned performer or just someone who sings in the shower, this is your chance to experience the thrill of singing together as a community.
🎤 What to Expect:
A relaxed and friendly environment
Guidance from passionate musical theatre leaders
A chance to learn harmonies and sing with others
A whole lot of fun!

The Secret to True Happiness
2025-08-10 17:00 - 20:00
Don’t miss the opportunity to learn ‘The Secret to True Happiness’ from world renowed Bhakti Yoga master Balakhilya, Sunday August 10th, 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Experience this rare opportunity to learn authentic Vedic wisdom from a world-renowned yoga meditation master as he shares the gift of kirtan, an enlivening meditation practice that anyone can benefit from.
Places are limited so RSVP now!
No charge, but donations are welcome.
All ages are welcome.
No experience is necessary.
Plus FREE Vegan Dahl & Samosas for everyone!
Don’t miss this one-time-only, special event!
Limited spots – Register now.
P.S. Feel free to invite a friend.
🌿 ABOUT BALAKHILYA 🌿
World-renowned teacher of yoga wisdom, Balakhilya das, has lived and practised the Bhakti-Yoga life for over 50 years and has a lot of precious experience to share. He teaches deep spiritual knowledge and practice in a way that is easily understandable for everyone.

Playlist Storytellers August 13th, 2025 @ 7:00pm
2025-08-13 19:00 - 21:30
“Songs help us time travel. They have the power to transport us back to the exact sights, smells and emotions of a memory”
​​Playlist Storytellers is a live storytelling show based in Toronto. Four curated storytellers share real stories from their life that involve a song, and then the song is played for the audience after so they can relive the story.
​​Four storytellers. Four stories. Four songs.
​​​​”It doesn’t matter what a song is about, what matters is what it means to us. We never forget the songs that made us feel something”
​Jay McCarrol
​Jay is a Canadian musician, composer, writer, and actor. He is best known for co-creating and starring in Nirvanna the Band the Show, and for composing the scores for films including BlackBerry, The Kid Detective, Hell of a Summer, and The Dirties.
​Catie Thorne
​Catie is a Toronto-based theatre artist who explores the intersection of tradition, innovation, and humanity in her artistic practice. She is the co-founder and artistic director of Sheep’s Clothing Theatre and a producing assistant at SummerWorks. Her play Pony Girls was selected for Hamilton Fringe on the Streets 2025 and she is the director and co-creator of Blood Brothers, an immersive retelling of Julius Caesar set in a fraternity. Catie is also the winner of Talk it Out 2025.
​Ada Nicolle
​Ada is a comedian and crossword constructor based in Toronto, Ontario. As a fan of both, Ada has performed stand-up comedy at the New York crossword tournament Lollapuzzoola, and has turned a lot of Toronto comics into crossword solvers. When she’s not doing either, she’s hanging out with her new cat Mira, or listening to the recent Cheekface album on repeat.
​Elaine Gold
​Elaine is a stand up, storyteller, retired deli waitress and Parkdale resident. Telling stories for over a decade and touring the city on foot doing it.
​​​DRESS CODE. Wear what’s comfortable.
​​​​SEATING. This is a seated event (chairs). First come first serve for seat selection.
​​​​MEDIA. Photos and video will be taken during the event. You are welcome to take your own photos and videos.
​​​​CAPACITY. 100 person capacity.
​​​​YOUR TICKET. Your ticket includes entrance fee, drinks (red wine & water), Pizza and Tessa’s Famous Meringues.
​​​​THE PROGRAM. Here’s how the night will go:
​​​​7:00 – Doors Open
​​​​7:45 – Storytelling starts
​​​​9:15 – Storytelling ends
​​Disclaimer:
​​This event will be recorded and Playlist Storytellers reserves the right to use photos and video from the event for marketing and communications purposes. By attending the event, you consent to the use of your image for these purposes.

Signals Chamber Concert - August 17th, 2025
2025-08-17 19:30 - 22:00
Please join in on August 17th for an intimate concert featuring recent works by Japanese and Japanese-Canadian composers. There will be the Canadian premiere of Sato Matsui’s “Trois Apparitions de la Nuit” and the world premiere of Paul Kawabe’s “Signals”. The programming explores the various connections to Japanese culture that the composers share. These are rarely performed works that will be brought to life for an evening by a small group of incredible musicians, we hope to see you there!
For more information and registration, click here.

BELT You Will Be Found
2025-08-20 19:00 - 22:00
Back by popular demand, BELT is hosting its second-ever drop-in Musical Theatre Choir rehearsal—and everyone’s welcome! Whether you’re a seasoned performer or just love to sing in the shower, this no-pressure, all-ages event is a chance to connect with fellow theatre lovers and belt out the powerful anthem “You Will Be Found” from Dear Evan Hansen. No auditions, no experience required—just bring your voice and your love for show tunes.
For more information and registration, click here.

CAMP XULF
2025-08-23 19:00 - 22:00
We want to take this opportunity to celebrate the idea of fleeting but deep connections—something we think molds the core of both FLUX and XULF. We might not have very long together, but the time we do have always feels magical ! After this summer, things will change. Life will pull us in different directions—some of us will move on from jobs, school, post-sec dance, or even the city. We want this show to serve as a reminder that we can always find our way back to each other when the time is right !

Intersection Music & Arts Festival
2025-08-31 15:00 - 17:00
Intersection unites the creative energy of Toronto-based musical artists and collectives with special guest artists.
Described by David Dacks in Musicworks magazine as combining “the diverse aesthetics of the now legendary Police Picnic… and Bang on A Can’s casual yet radical presentation of contemporary music,” Intersection truly is a festival that presents music from every direction.
Through installations, improvisations, compositions, performance pieces, and more, Intersection connects both active and passive audiences with contemporary music-making.
A RADIO ACTIVE COMMUNITY PANEL DISCUSSION
Co-presented by the Canada Black Music Archives
Moderator: Judy Perry
Panelists: David Dacks, DTS, Phil Vassell

Chào, Thanh Xuân 2025
2025-09-05 19:00 - 22:30
About this event

Chào, Thanh Xuân 2025: REPLY 2025 – I love you. I’m sorry. And thank you. is a live Vietnamese music show celebrating youth, memory, and identity through original performances by Toronto’s Vietnamese artists.
This annual event features heartfelt ballads, indie pop, and nostalgic melodies, performed by the NPT band and guest performers. Expect a night of music, emotion, connection, and shared stories, crafted and performed by young creatives in our community.
There will also be food, drinks, and snacks from local Vietnamese vendors, so come early, grab a bite, and stay late to dance, sing along, and celebrate youth in all its forms.
Whether you come to relive your own thanh xuân or to create new memories, this is a night you won’t forget.

Virasat Presents: Hassan & Roshaan Decaf
2025-09-13 18:30 - 22:30
On September 13, we are excited to welcome Virasat Presents: Hassan & Roshaan Decaf to our Sanctuary stage. This fresh and rising Pakistani pop duo will make their Toronto debut, curated by Virasat — a South Asian artist collective dedicated to exploring the synergies between heritage and contemporary expression. We’re proud to host Virasat once again at 918 Bathurst, a space that has become a creative home for their boldest ideas.

Reeds Vol.2
2025-09-14 18:00 - 22:00
“…there’s so much that I want to tell you,So much more that I want to hear”
VOLUME 2.0! In celebration of the anniversary of the release of Zico’s first poetry collection Reeds, you are invited for an intimate evening of music and poetry. This time in a space thats just a little bit bigger than last time, but keeping with the same cozy vibes. The show will feature live music with stripped-back versions of his songs, playing along some of the coolest musicians in the city, with selected readings from the book.
Reeds is a collection of poems written by Zico. It draws (in many places very unsubtly) from the very disparate influences that shape our consciousness as a generation and collective, and Zico’s as an individual. At the heart of it, the zine also prominently features pieces about the defining cause of our time, our compass, Palestine. The collection focuses on diasporic experience and calls us in to find comfort and consolation in sharing them with each other.
The zine was beautifully designed by the incredible Mostafa Zohdy and it will be available at the show for those attending.
Show proceeds will go to support mutual aid for families in Gaza. There’s an option to top up your ticket purchase with a donation, please give as much as you can! There will be more details shared at the show about the families that will benefit from the donations.
Come and join us in community to be part of this special night, to hopefully find some solace in the art and in each other.

Community Art Day
2025-09-21 14:00 - 17:00
Join us for a FREE drop-in community art day, where you can help shape the mural that will be painted on the back wall of 918 Bathurst in October, 2025.
Meet the artists, learn about the project, share stories about the space, and create your own cyanotype that will help shape our collaborative mural!
~ All ages are welcome and light refreshments will be provided.
~ Participants are welcome to bring personal items for the cynaotypes, especially items with meaning in relation to 918 Bathurst and the surrounding neighbourhood. Examples: pressed leaves and flowers, keys, small items with interesting outlines, glass objects (like bottles), etc.
We will be meeting in the Sanctuary room, and will also be walking outside to the back laneway.

Rhythms of Renewal Featuring Eric Mandala & Masha Andreeva
2025-09-25 19:00 - 23:00
On September 25, Rhythms of Renewal returns to 918 Bathurst for an evening of sound, movement, and connection. Guided by the artistry of Eric Mandala and Masha Andreeva, the night will feature live music, dance, cacao, and community in our sanctuary space — a shared journey of heart-opening renewal.

Impulsa Tu Negocio TO - Tercera Edición 2025
2025-09-27 11:00 - 18:00
Imagine a place where you can discover Hispanic talent, support local businesses, and have an authentic experience.
That place exists and it’s coming back stronger than ever: the 3rd edition of Impulsa tu NegocioTO 2025!
This September 27th, we’ll meet again to celebrate who we are: creativity, effort, culture… and a lot of Hispanic flavor!
Get ready for a day full of real connections, incredible products, and inspiring moments.

SOUL VOCALS CONCERT SERIES
2025-10-03 20:00 - 22:00, 2025-11-07 20:00 - 22:00
The Soul Vocals Concert Series comes to 918 Bathurst this fall, produced and performed by multi-award-winning singer and songwriter Carlos Morgan. Presented by Caliban Arts Theatre, Contxt By Trane, and Solroc Music, the series celebrates the music of legendary soul artists: Donny Hathaway & Roberta Flack (Oct. 3), Luther Vandross (Nov. 7), Sam Cooke & Bill Withers (Dec. 6), and Teddy Pendergrass & Barry White (Dec. 20). Each evening begins with doors at 7 PM and showtime at 8 PM. Tickets are available as single shows or series passes through Eventbrite.

2-Part Tribute: Coltrane’s A Love Supreme & Weather Report featuring Isaiah Collier
2025-10-10 19:00 - 23:00, 2025-10-11 19:00 - 23:00
Presented by Caliban Arts Theatre, CONTXT by Trane with Zenerco Inc.:

3 Incredible Dates, 2 Incredible Concerts:

Friday October 10, 2025
A Tribute to John Coltrane’s Seminal Album A Love Supreme
The 60th Anniversary Concert
The Players:
Isaiah Collier (Saxophones), Chris Pruden (Piano), George Koller (Bass), Mark Hundevad (Drums)
Early Bird $60 — b4 September 15
Advance $70 — after, $80 — door
7:00pm doors – 8:00pm show
Location: 918 Bathurst, Annex/Toronto

Saturday October 11, 2025
Weather Reports Tribute Night with Special Guest Tony Zawinul
The Players:
Isaiah Collier (Saxophones), Rich Brown (Bass), Chris Pruden (Piano), Mark Kelso (Drums), Juan Carlos Medrano (Percussion)
Guests: John Devenish (MC), Tony Zawinul (Guest Speaker)
Early Bird $75 — b4 September 15
Advance $85 — after, $95 — door
7:00pm doors – 8:00pm show
Location: 918 Bathurst, Annex/Toronto

About Isaiah Collier:
Isaiah Collier is a Chicago/Brooklyn-based multi-instrumentalist, composer, activist, and educator. Isaiah Coller’s sound is a dynamic flurry of metaphors, yet he can hold back when necessary. He plays his influences, which he describes as a “sonic time machine; you can’t really put a time or destination on it.”
As far as where he plans to take his music, Collier says: “I reach backwards, and forwards simultaneously when creating art and what is ahead of me is the past…. After your solo, you think you’re done but the music is still going. Bringing the little instruments in, you are always participating, bringing in the micro aspect, shifting the atomic matter. With tempered bells you can capture intervals that can set things up in another key. When I go to the saxophone now — when you’ve got to a mastery of an instrument — you try figure out something else or it whispers, “Boring!” Now I’m no longer hearing “saxophone” on the saxophone. I think, “Man, how does this sound as a talking drum or a flute?”

X Avant XX Night 1- Explosion, Retrospect, Melting Point
2025-10-15 19:30 - 22:00
Night 1 curated by John Gzowski (MG AD 2006–2008) & Jonathan Bunce (MG AD 2006-2011) is an homage to the works of James Tenney & Ron Gaskin. Through Critical Band and Eucalyptus, two Toronto mega-bands, we recollect the innovative moments threaded into the rich sonic history of our city.
This year is special. As we celebrate 50 years of history & 20 years of X Avant, we’ve gathered 5 curators to take over 918 Bathurst to enliven and celebrate 5 eras of precious sound.
John Gzwoski says, “Named after James Tenney’s seminal work, Critical Band was originally led by violinist Marc Sabat. [I] ran the group in the early 2000’s as a group dedicated to microtonal and tuning based new music. Performing original compositions and the works of guest composers, the group performed on new and returned instruments. Concerts were rare and precious as it usually meant building new instruments, learning them and the notation required to write for them.
In the 25 years since there are now more available instruments for this kind of music, from the Lumatone keyboard designed by Critical Band member Garnet Willis to the totally adjustable guitar fretboards designed by Prof. Dr. Tolgahan Çoğulu played in this concert. As tunings become almost mainstream with inclusions into software like Ableton Live and Dorico, its use in practice is still on the edges of experimentation.
This version of Critical Band will be [myself] on guitars, Debashis Sinha on percussion and electronics, Ben Grossman on hurdy gurdy and electronics, Christine Duncan on voice and Amahl Arulanandam on cello. A 25 year pearl of insight from decades of investigation into pitch and temperament.”
Jonathan Bunce says, “Eucalyptus will close out Night 1 of X Avant XX as a special nine-piece edition to celebrate the release of their new album, Topology of Time & Up Express etc., on Telephone Explosion Records. Founded in 2009 by composer, alto saxophonist, and bandleader Brodie West, the loose, swinging crew mix loungy sway, tropical polyrhythms, cosmic skronk, calypso grooves and Ethio-infused melodies into something both off-kilter and inviting. It’s cocktail jazz happy hour at the Mos Eisley cantina.
Together 16 years, they’re now one of Toronto’s longer-running bands, yet they’re a pearl of the city’s deeply interconnected music scene — continually discovered with delight by unsuspecting audiences at street festivals and park picnics. This X Avant nonet will include special guest Nicole Rampersaud on trumpet — traveling in from New Brunswick for this gig — as well as recent addition Aline Homzy on violin. Don’t get too comfortable in those folding chairs.”

X Avant XX Night 2 - Packed, Speed, Magnetic
2025-10-16 19:00 - 22:00
Night 2 curated by Sanjeet Takhar (MG AD 2020-Present) celebrates passion and energy rooted in unfazed, determined DIY spirit bringing communities together.
This year is special. As we celebrate 50 years of history & 20 years of X Avant, we’ve gathered 5 curators to take over 918 Bathurst to enliven and celebrate 5 eras of precious sound.
Sanjeet says, “Founded as a club night in Kampala, Uganda, Nyege Nyege began with a mission to create a safe, supportive space where East African DJs, musicians, and artists could take creative risks, share ideas, and build community. This foundation grew into a dynamic cultural platform that includes a festival, a professional recording studio and residency program, and two record labels—Nyege Nyege Tapes and Hakuna Kulala—dedicated to nurturing the underground music scene. With its own booking agency and relentless innovation, Nyege Nyege continues to champion a new generation of boundary-pushing creatives.
Sisso & Maiko’s Singeli—Tanzania’s breakneck dance music that layers frenetic loops with influences from Zanzibar’s taarab to South African afro-house, propelled by razor-sharp MCing that reflects the joys and struggles of urban life in Dar es Salaam. Will have you moving your body and screaming alongside your friends.
Alongside this, Violence Gratuite will perform selections from her debut album Baleine à Boss, a suite of pulsing techno and fractured trap infused with echoes of French pop. Rooted in imagery from the forests of western Cameroon and shaped by a restless, exploratory spirit.
We are proud to partner with local magazine The Vermin, a critical, experimental, volunteer-run project. They’ll curate opening artists and poets dedicated to exploring The Mouth, The Tongue, The Throat and will have copies of their work for sale. All of this was made possible with the hard work of Western Front, and is a part of a tour built by Debaser (Ottawa), Arts in the Margins (Montréal), and Send + Receive Festival (Winnipeg) and the MG.”

X Avant XX Night 3 - Gathering, Metamorphic, Recollection
2025-10-17 19:30 - 22:00
Night 3 curated by David Dacks (MG AD 2011-2020, ED 2021-2023) is a play of past and present syncing together to create imaginative and uncharted resonances.
This year is special. As we celebrate 50 years of history & 20 years of X Avant, we’ve gathered 5 curators to take over 918 Bathurst to enliven and celebrate 5 eras of precious sound.
David says, “Tonight’s programming is less about a grand musical concept. It speaks more to a certain amount of symmetry on a personal level.
One of the earliest curatorial decisions I made when heading the “World Avant” stream of programming in 2011 was Dublab’s visit to Toronto with their Tonalism be-in. Among the artists were Not The Wind Not The Flag, composed of Brandon Valdivia and Colin Fisher. I’ve worked with Colin many times in many settings over the years and he is a brilliant soloist and collaborator with, I think, the best electronic setup of anyone I know. Fast forward to the present and I am now with Labyrinth Ontario, where I’ve met the brilliant gayageum player Roa Lee. Her facility with modal music in an ensemble and outstanding solo ability make jaws drop and eyes well up wherever she plays. I can’t wait to see past and present join together for their first ever encounter of deeply emotive improvisation.
Furthering the sense of symmetry – if Colin represents the beginning of my programming tenure at the MG, Yaz Lancaster’s work was introduced to me by MG curator Sara Constant during the pandemic towards the very end of my time as AD in 2020. They presented a selection of livestreamed works for violin/voice/electronics from their home, as one did at that time. I’m so glad that we can celebrate the release of their new album AFTER in person at 918 Bathurst where their detailed sound design will be beautifully focused by the room’s acoustics.”

X Avant XX Night 4 - Momentos, Wisdom, Forever
2025-10-18 19:30 - 22:00
Night 4 curated by Keisha Bell is a staged intervention reimagining MG’s story by commemorating and bringing forward overlooked jazz legacies that resoundingly shaped experimental sound forever.
This year is special. As we celebrate 50 years of history & 20 years of X Avant, we’ve gathered 5 curators to take over 918 Bathurst to enliven and celebrate 5 eras of precious sound.
Keisha says, “In summer 2020, I saw Cuban pianist Aruán Ortiz perform online and contacted him for composition lessons. A year later, I got to meet him in person when he performed with AfroHORN in Buffalo. They captured my imagination with a blend of Afro-Caribbean, jazz, and free improvisation. I discovered trumpeter Milena Casado on Bandcamp. When I saw that the first track was called “THIS IS MY HAIR,” AND she recorded a cover of “Unconditional Love”, I knew I was in for a treat.
Part of the mission of the MG is to “cultivate artistic experimentation and community through sound, music and sharing in the creative process.” Listening to both of these artists, I find their work easily aligns with this ethos. Their music transgresses boundaries while remaining rooted in the tradition of Black American music, encompassing the Americas from North to South.”

BLOOM - Sienna Hyun
2025-10-24 19:30 - 22:00, 2025-10-25 19:30 - 22:00
Every seed blooms in its own time. Sienna Hyuns music reminds us: hope can bloom anywhere, at any age, in any moment. No matter the hardship you face.

Something Wicked
2025-10-30 19:00 - 23:00
The Poetry Brothel Toronto invites you to join us for a Wicked night in our Wonderland… or, perhaps, a Wonderful night in our Wicked Land… Well, anyway: you’re invited to don your wicked and wonderful costumes and celebrate spooky season with us.
For one night only! On Thursday, October 30th, from 7-11 PM we will be bringing a vivaciously villainous cabaret to the stage of 918 Bathurst street. Remember last year, when Titania began our Villainous Halloween Cabaret with a summoning in Greek to Hecate, Goddess of Witches? When our poets came as werewolves and sorceresses, and captivated and charmed you with their wicked words?

Playlist Storytellers
2025-11-12 19:00 - 21:30
We have this theory that every song has two lives — the one before a song is released and the one after. The first life is the story of the artist and why they decided to write the song. The second life is all about how the song shows up in our lives and what role it played for us.
​​​Playlist Storytellers is a live show that explores the second life of songs.
Over the past two months we’ve found four people with amazing true stories about a song that changed their life. You’ll hear the stories and then we’ll all listen to the song after.
​​​Four storytellers. Four stories. Four songs.
​​​​​”It doesn’t matter what a song is about, what matters is what it means to us. We never forget the songs that made us feel something”
Gavin Sheppard — @gavatista

Gavin is an innovative cultural entrepreneur who uses art and music as tools for youth inclusion and economic growth. In 1999, he co-founded The Remix Project which has been an important creative incubator ever since.

Dae The Poet — @daethepoet

Dae is a multi-hyphenated artist of Jamaican and Bajan descent, born and raised In Toronto, Canada. The actor-dancer-poet-singer has been mentored through the Ada slaight foundation by artists such as Mustafa the Poet.

Christel Bartelse — @cbartelse

Christel is a Toronto-based performer, director, and teacher who trained extensively in acting, comedy, improv, and Pochinko clown, earning multiple Canadian Comedy Award nominations for her acclaimed solo shows performed at festivals across Canada, the US, and UK.

Zak Jones — @zakjones

Zak is the author of Fancy Gap, a dual Canadian-American writer, literary scholar, and US Army veteran who grew up between rural North Carolina and Toronto, winning the 2023 Bronwen Wallace Award and the 2023 Norma Epstein National Award for his short stories. He is currently a Ph.D. candidate studying veterans’ narratives in American Literature.

YDC TEN MATINEE SHOW
2025-11-15 16:00 - 17:30
YOUR DANCE CLASS PRESENTS: TENA Celebration of Strength, Confidence, and Connection
✨ Ten shows. Five years. Countless moments that built a community. ✨
Your Dance Class returns to the stage with TEN—a powerful evening of dance honoring the legacy, growth, and energy that have defined the past five years.
This isn’t just a performance—it’s a love letter to everyone who has stepped into the room, shown up for themselves, and danced their story. Expect bold heels, fierce jazz funk, and captivating jazz pieces that embody everything YDC stands for: strength, confidence, sensuality, friendship, empowerment, and joy.
From commanding struts to raw, emotive choreography and show-stopping ensemble moments, TEN is more than a milestone—it’s a movement. Come celebrate the art, the community, and the magic we’ve created together.

YDC TEN - Evening Show
2025-11-15 19:30 - 21:00

Toronto City Opera Presents: Pagliacci
2025-11-19 19:00 - 21:00, 2025-11-22 14:00 - 16:00
TCO celebrates its 80th anniversary with a season of operatic hits and a milestone collaboration. An immersive production of the electrifying Pagliacci will bring the intensity of Leoncavallo’s story up close and personal at the 918 Bathurst Centre, and Offenbach’s glittering Orpheus in the Underworld will feature full orchestra from the North York Concert Orchestra: a historic first for Toronto City Opera!
Catch the most exciting up and coming opera stars and the astonishing Toronto City Opera Chorus live in our community and celebrate 80 years of creating opera for everyone!
