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8 events Aug 31 - Sep 6
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Music in the Square – Presented by TD Bank Group
September 1 | The Hip Experience Don’t miss one of Canada’s most authentic recreations of The Tragically Hip. Led by frontman Derek Lathrop and backed by top-tier Toronto musicians, the band honours the spirit, detail and legacy of the Hip. Featured brewery: Falcon Brewing Co. Pa…
Joaquin Nunez and Habana Safari
Joaquin Núñez is known for his dynamic performances that bridge traditional and contemporary expressions of Cuban traditional music, jazz, and popular genres. As founder of the Cuban-Canadian project Habana Safari, Joaquin showcases the evolution of Cuban music—from its early roo…
Nightingale
Following the remarkable success of its tour across Canada and Europe, the acclaimed Abdel Halim tribute returns for another unforgettable evening celebrating the music of the legendary Abdel Halim Hafez. Presented by Maple Arts in collaboration with the Canadian Arabic Orchestra…
Shallum Xavier
As a founding member of the iconic band Fuzön, he helped pioneer a unique fusion of South Asian classical music with Western rock, jazz, and blues, shaping the modern sound of the region. Recognized as Pakistan’s Best Guitarist in 2006 and 2008, Shallum has received multiple nati…
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What is there to do in Canada this weekend?
This weekend runs Aug 28 - Aug 30. The weekend page collects every festival, concert, market and family event happening in that window across all ten provinces and three territories, and can be narrowed to a province, a city or a category.
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From the official calendars that Canadian municipalities, regions and venues publish themselves. They are crawled twice a day, normalised to one format, de-duplicated where several sources carry the same event, and each listing keeps a link back to its origin.
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Submit it. Submissions are reviewed by hand before they appear, and an event already published on a municipal calendar we crawl will usually arrive on its own within a day.