Moon Walker with Lunipeer and EMERG
All AgesMODO-LIVE, Programme & Sonic Unyon Presents... Moon Walker w/ Lunipeer and EMERG September 16, 2026 Warehouse St. Catharines, ON
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Steel Blade Classic
The Brock University Steel Blade Classic RETURNS this fall! September 18, the Brock Men's hockey team challenges the Guelph Gryphons here Live in the 905 at 7:00pm.
GOLDEN: A K-Pop Kids Party
All AgesMODO-LIVE Presents:GOLDEN: A K-Pop Kids Party Saturday September 26, 2026WarehouseSt. Catharines, ONSt. Catharines! Prepare yourselves for a family-friendly dance party at Warehouse on September 26th, featuring remixes inspired by familiar soundtracks, K-Pop songs, and ic…
The Brokes
All AgesMODO-LIVE Presents:The Brokes Saturday September 26, 2026WarehouseSt. Catharines, ON
Light Of Day Canada Presents Tim Hicks & Friends
One of Niagara's most powerful nights of music returns on November 7, for the Light of Day Canada benefit concert to support Parkinsons and Cancer research. The benefit line-up includes Tim Hicks, Steven Page, Teenage Head, Miss Emily Band, Stephen Stanley & Noelectric, Evan Rote…
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