Music Niagara Festival's 21st Season is just around the corner! Expect bold performances in one of a kind settings that you can’t encounter anywhere else.

For 29 years, a legion of music lovers of all ages has passed through the doors of Mooredale Concerts. In gratitude, they are presenting a pre-eminent 30th season, which is fresh, bold, and deep.

Established in 1977, the Lake Field Music Camp in the Kawarthas has become a go-to for adult music-lovers looking for an informal retreat to just play, sing, and be inspired by music.

The program includes Maki Ishii’s spectacular, electrifying Mono-Prism, combining Toronto’s Japanese taiko drumming ensemble, Nagata Shachu with Esprit.

Simon Fryer, Artistic Director of Music In the Afternoon concerts, presented by the Women’s Musical Club of Toronto, today announced the lineup for the 2018/2019 season.

Bravo Niagara offers rare opportunity to hear piano phenom Jan Lisiecki, up-close and personal on March 10, in Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Inspiring, innovative, and powerful: this is what audience members are saying. Esprit’s concerts provide more than the typical orchestral experience. Esprit’s repertoire challenges and engages listeners and connects them to the music and performers in illuminating and entertaining ways. Our audiences experience the force of creative energy as the orchestra translates the imagined musical impulses of today’s composers into real sounds...

Historically music has been powerful in bringing attention to issues needing attention — so why not mental illness?

Mooredale Concerts gets us up to speed for 2018 with the Forestare Ensemble, Paul Huang, Helen Huang, David Jalbert, and Wonny Song.

In honour of the United Nations International Decade for People of African Descent (2015-2024), Bravo Niagara! will present the Voices of Freedom Festival to raise awareness of Canada’s significant Black history and highlight the ongoing journey to freedom.