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SUMMARY:Next In Fibre: Fibreworks 2026
DESCRIPTION:The featured artworks reflect a wide range of material and conceptual concerns shaping contemporary artistic practice. Artists draw on the historical and cultural labour embedded in textiles to imagine Black and Métis futures\, explore fibre as an everyday material that can serve as a conduit for activism and poetry\, and experiment with the integration of photography and realism into fibre-based forms.   This exhibition was juried by Suzanne Carte (Artistic Director\, Art Gallery of Burlington) and Maria Hupfield (Artist; Assistant Professor\, University of Toronto) with Cambridge Art Galleries staff.  Featured Artists AJA Louden · Ava Katz · Christy Kunitzky · Eva Kolcze · Ioana Dragomir · Margaret Firlotte · Maria-Margaretta Cabana Boucher · Négar Devine-Tajgardan · Sky Weir · Tara Lynn MacDougall
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/next-in-fibre-fibreworks-2026/2026-10-26/
LOCATION:Cambridge Public Library\, Queen’s Square\, 1 North Square\, Cambridge\, ON\, N1S 2K6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Ongoing Events
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SUMMARY:PD Day Camp: Trail Trekkers - Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum
DESCRIPTION:Kids in this camp will enjoy hiking\, creek exploration\, shelter building\, knots\, and fire building. Join us as we explore the forests and streams while responsibly using the resources the land has given us! The focus of this program is to have loads of fun\, while learning how to interact with nature and be curious. Campers must bring a lunch and snacks. Food will not be provided. Please ensure your child is dressed for the unpredictable Fall weather! NOTE TO ALL PARENTS/ CAREGIVERS:Our staff are trained for general camper support\, not specialized 1:1 care. For children requiring consistent physical assistance or intensive behavioral support\, parents may need to arrange for their own private support worker\, as our program isn’t equipped to provide this level of careCamper Registration InformationAfter completing payment for camp\, you will be asked to complete our Camper Information Form 
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/pd-day-camp-trail-trekkers-ken-seiling-waterloo-region-museum/
LOCATION:Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum\, 10 Huron Road\, Kitchener\, ON\, N2P 2R7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Event
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SUMMARY:PD Day Art Camp (Age 7-13)
DESCRIPTION:PD Day Camps are back for the 26/27 School Year! Explore our exhibitions and create your own masterpieces in a variety of mediums. Each day camp includes a variety of art making adventures\, including 1 kiln-fired clay project. Each camp date is 9:00am-4:00pm $70/day+Eventbrite Fees Monday\, October 26\, 2026Friday\, January 15\, 2027Friday\, April 23\, 2027Monday\, May 31\, 2027Wednesday\, June 30\, 2027Pick up and Drop Off Times9:00am drop off and 4:00pm pick up at the clasroom door (back door).Cancellations and RefundsCancellations and refund requests made 14 days in advance are eligile for a full refund (minus Eventbrite fees). Refund requests made less than 14 days before are eligible for a 50% refund (minus Eventbrite fees).Requests made within 24 hours before camp are not eligible for a refund.Full refund policy here. Clay Artwork Pick upKiln Fired clay artwork will be available for pick up 6-8 weeks after the last day of your Art Camp. You will receive an email when items are ready for pick up.
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/pd-day-art-camp-age-7-13/2026-10-26/
LOCATION:Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery\, 25 Caroline Street North\, Waterloo\, ON\, N2L 2Y5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Event
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SUMMARY:Next In Fibre: Fibreworks 2026
DESCRIPTION:The featured artworks reflect a wide range of material and conceptual concerns shaping contemporary artistic practice. Artists draw on the historical and cultural labour embedded in textiles to imagine Black and Métis futures\, explore fibre as an everyday material that can serve as a conduit for activism and poetry\, and experiment with the integration of photography and realism into fibre-based forms.   This exhibition was juried by Suzanne Carte (Artistic Director\, Art Gallery of Burlington) and Maria Hupfield (Artist; Assistant Professor\, University of Toronto) with Cambridge Art Galleries staff.  Featured Artists AJA Louden · Ava Katz · Christy Kunitzky · Eva Kolcze · Ioana Dragomir · Margaret Firlotte · Maria-Margaretta Cabana Boucher · Négar Devine-Tajgardan · Sky Weir · Tara Lynn MacDougall
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/next-in-fibre-fibreworks-2026/2026-10-27/
LOCATION:Cambridge Public Library\, Queen’s Square\, 1 North Square\, Cambridge\, ON\, N1S 2K6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Ongoing Events
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SUMMARY:Next In Fibre: Fibreworks 2026
DESCRIPTION:The featured artworks reflect a wide range of material and conceptual concerns shaping contemporary artistic practice. Artists draw on the historical and cultural labour embedded in textiles to imagine Black and Métis futures\, explore fibre as an everyday material that can serve as a conduit for activism and poetry\, and experiment with the integration of photography and realism into fibre-based forms.   This exhibition was juried by Suzanne Carte (Artistic Director\, Art Gallery of Burlington) and Maria Hupfield (Artist; Assistant Professor\, University of Toronto) with Cambridge Art Galleries staff.  Featured Artists AJA Louden · Ava Katz · Christy Kunitzky · Eva Kolcze · Ioana Dragomir · Margaret Firlotte · Maria-Margaretta Cabana Boucher · Négar Devine-Tajgardan · Sky Weir · Tara Lynn MacDougall
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/next-in-fibre-fibreworks-2026/2026-10-28/
LOCATION:Cambridge Public Library\, Queen’s Square\, 1 North Square\, Cambridge\, ON\, N1S 2K6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Ongoing Events
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SUMMARY:Mariza
DESCRIPTION:Born in Mozambique and raised in Mouraria\, one of Lisbon’s most traditional neighbourhoods\, Mariza grew up surrounded by the voices\, guitars\, and memories of Fado. From an early age\, she embraced that legacy\, transforming it into a universal language and becoming one of the most acclaimed Portuguese artists in the world. With a career spanning more than two decades\, Mariza has performed in prestigious venues across the globe\, bringing the soul and identity of Portugal to audiences from Europe and North America to Asia and Latin America. Her powerful voice and emotional depth have earned her more than 50 platinum records\, multiple Grammy nominations\, international awards\, and worldwide critical acclaim. More than a performer\, Mariza is a cultural ambassador who bridges tradition and modernity\, memory and future\, while remaining deeply connected to her Fado roots.
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/mariza/
LOCATION:Centre In The Square\, 101 Queen St N\, Kitchener\, ON\, N2H 6P7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance
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SUMMARY:Next In Fibre: Fibreworks 2026
DESCRIPTION:The featured artworks reflect a wide range of material and conceptual concerns shaping contemporary artistic practice. Artists draw on the historical and cultural labour embedded in textiles to imagine Black and Métis futures\, explore fibre as an everyday material that can serve as a conduit for activism and poetry\, and experiment with the integration of photography and realism into fibre-based forms.   This exhibition was juried by Suzanne Carte (Artistic Director\, Art Gallery of Burlington) and Maria Hupfield (Artist; Assistant Professor\, University of Toronto) with Cambridge Art Galleries staff.  Featured Artists AJA Louden · Ava Katz · Christy Kunitzky · Eva Kolcze · Ioana Dragomir · Margaret Firlotte · Maria-Margaretta Cabana Boucher · Négar Devine-Tajgardan · Sky Weir · Tara Lynn MacDougall
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/next-in-fibre-fibreworks-2026/2026-10-29/
LOCATION:Cambridge Public Library\, Queen’s Square\, 1 North Square\, Cambridge\, ON\, N1S 2K6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Ongoing Events
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SUMMARY:The Psychology of Cults: A Live Event
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by renowned cult interventionist Mike King\, this gripping live show takes audiences inside the world of cults: how they form\, why people join\, and what it takes to break free. From infamous groups like Jonestown\, Heaven’s Gate\, and NXIVM to lesserknown high-control organizations\, King explores the psychology\, manipulation tactics\, and warning signs used to influence and control members. The show also looks beyond the headlines\, examining how coercion and abuse can appear in everyday life\, including relationships\, workplaces\, wellness communities\, and social movements. Through real-life stories\, expert insight\, and interactive discussion\, audiences will learn how to recognize red flags\, better understand the pull of high-control groups\, and protect themselves and others. Fascinating\, unsettling\, and deeply informative\, The Psychology of Cults – A Live Event is a powerful look at one of society’s most mysterious and controversial subjects.
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/the-psychology-of-cults-a-live-event/
LOCATION:Centre In The Square\, 101 Queen St N.\, Kitchener\, ON\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance
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SUMMARY:Next In Fibre: Fibreworks 2026
DESCRIPTION:The featured artworks reflect a wide range of material and conceptual concerns shaping contemporary artistic practice. Artists draw on the historical and cultural labour embedded in textiles to imagine Black and Métis futures\, explore fibre as an everyday material that can serve as a conduit for activism and poetry\, and experiment with the integration of photography and realism into fibre-based forms.   This exhibition was juried by Suzanne Carte (Artistic Director\, Art Gallery of Burlington) and Maria Hupfield (Artist; Assistant Professor\, University of Toronto) with Cambridge Art Galleries staff.  Featured Artists AJA Louden · Ava Katz · Christy Kunitzky · Eva Kolcze · Ioana Dragomir · Margaret Firlotte · Maria-Margaretta Cabana Boucher · Négar Devine-Tajgardan · Sky Weir · Tara Lynn MacDougall
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/next-in-fibre-fibreworks-2026/2026-10-30/
LOCATION:Cambridge Public Library\, Queen’s Square\, 1 North Square\, Cambridge\, ON\, N1S 2K6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Ongoing Events
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SUMMARY:Pottery\, Pints & Prosecco
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy a refreshing drink while getting creative in our studio! Each ticket includes all materials for a kiln-fired project\, one drink\, and full kiln firing service that takes place after your visit. Items are foodsafe\, dishwasher safe\, and microwave safe. Each workshop includes step-by-step hand-building instruction by our Gallery Instructors—beginners welcome! During the workshop\, please photograph your artwork so you can identify it when it comes out of the kiln. Drink options include: craft beer\, prosecco\, or a soft drink. We have a variable range of soft drink options\, including ginger ale\, cola\, orange pop\, Bubbly\, and non-alc Heineken beer. Friday\, September 25: Coiled ClayUse coils to build patterns into your piece! Friday\, October 30: Ceramic Wall HangingsCreate ceramic art to hang on your wall! E.g. a frame\, votive\, or artwork. Friday\, November 27: MugsMake a custom mug for your favourite warm drink.Getting to the Workshop: Please note\, the gallery closes at 6pm\, at the start of the workshop.If you arrive late\, you must come to the classroom entrance at the back of the building. Look for the stairs between the parking lot and rec path.If you require an accessible entrance\, please email isabella@theclayandglass.ca by the day prior to your workshop\, so that we can have a staff member ready to meet you there.
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/pottery-pints-prosecco/2026-10-30/
LOCATION:Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery\, 25 Caroline Street North\, Waterloo\, ON\, N2L 2Y5\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Event
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SUMMARY:Murder Mystery at Puddicombe House
DESCRIPTION:Murder Mystery at Puddicombe House. Join us on October 30\, 2026 at 5:00 PM for an unforgettable evening at Puddicombe House! Dive into a thrilling live murder mystery performance filled with comedy and suspense. Enjoy a delicious 3-course meal served throughout the show while you watch the mob comedy performance of The Baritones brought to life by the talented Mysterious Players group. Get ready for some audience participation too – your detective skills will be put to the test in this interactive live performance. It’s the perfect mix of fun\, mystery\, and great food! Doors open 5:00\, dinner & show begin 6:00.
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/murder-mystery-at-puddicombe-house/
LOCATION:Puddicombe House\, 145 Peel Street\, New Hamburg\, ON\, N3A 1E7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Event
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SUMMARY:Cursed Curiosities and Cocktails at Castle Kilbride
DESCRIPTION:A tour of Castle Kilbride’s most cursed artifacts\, mingle with a medium and sip on a signature cocktailIs the Castle haunted? Perhaps. Are some of its artifacts cursed? Absolutely! We don’t always talk about the darker side of the Castle’s collection… but tonight\, the “gloves” are off. Join us for an evening of ghost stories\, cursed artifacts\, and mysterious tales from the museum’s past. Then\, sip on a signature cocktail and enjoy appetizers (catered by EJ’s Tavern at the Baden Hotel)\, soak up the spooky atmosphere\, and mingle with medium Brittany Schmidt—because who knows who (or what) might stop by? Come curious. Leave… well we can’t promise everything will stay behind when you leave. Date: Friday\, October 30\, 2026\, from 7-9 p.m. or 9-11 p.m. Cost: $50/pp
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/cursed-curiosities-and-cocktails-at-castle-kilbride/
LOCATION:Castle Kilbride\, 60 Snyder's Road West\, Baden\, ON\, N3A 1A1\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Event,Holiday Events
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SUMMARY:Next In Fibre: Fibreworks 2026
DESCRIPTION:The featured artworks reflect a wide range of material and conceptual concerns shaping contemporary artistic practice. Artists draw on the historical and cultural labour embedded in textiles to imagine Black and Métis futures\, explore fibre as an everyday material that can serve as a conduit for activism and poetry\, and experiment with the integration of photography and realism into fibre-based forms.   This exhibition was juried by Suzanne Carte (Artistic Director\, Art Gallery of Burlington) and Maria Hupfield (Artist; Assistant Professor\, University of Toronto) with Cambridge Art Galleries staff.  Featured Artists AJA Louden · Ava Katz · Christy Kunitzky · Eva Kolcze · Ioana Dragomir · Margaret Firlotte · Maria-Margaretta Cabana Boucher · Négar Devine-Tajgardan · Sky Weir · Tara Lynn MacDougall
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/next-in-fibre-fibreworks-2026/2026-10-31/
LOCATION:Cambridge Public Library\, Queen’s Square\, 1 North Square\, Cambridge\, ON\, N1S 2K6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Ongoing Events
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SUMMARY:Halloween @ Dallas: Softcase and City Ground
DESCRIPTION:Get ready for a Halloween night filled with live music and good vibes at Dallas Nightclub! Join Softcase and City Ground for a special Halloween celebration on October 31\, 2026\, bringing together live performances and a festive atmosphere for a memorable night out. Put on your Halloween costume\, gather your friends\, and head to Dallas Nightclub for an evening of music and entertainment. Whether you’re looking to celebrate Halloween on the dance floor or enjoy a night of live music\, this is one Halloween party you won’t want to miss.
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/halloween-dallas-softcase-and-city-ground/
LOCATION:Dallas Night Club\, 312 King Street West\, Kitchener\, ON\, N2G 1B7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Event
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SUMMARY:Next In Fibre: Fibreworks 2026
DESCRIPTION:The featured artworks reflect a wide range of material and conceptual concerns shaping contemporary artistic practice. Artists draw on the historical and cultural labour embedded in textiles to imagine Black and Métis futures\, explore fibre as an everyday material that can serve as a conduit for activism and poetry\, and experiment with the integration of photography and realism into fibre-based forms.   This exhibition was juried by Suzanne Carte (Artistic Director\, Art Gallery of Burlington) and Maria Hupfield (Artist; Assistant Professor\, University of Toronto) with Cambridge Art Galleries staff.  Featured Artists AJA Louden · Ava Katz · Christy Kunitzky · Eva Kolcze · Ioana Dragomir · Margaret Firlotte · Maria-Margaretta Cabana Boucher · Négar Devine-Tajgardan · Sky Weir · Tara Lynn MacDougall
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/next-in-fibre-fibreworks-2026/2026-11-01/
LOCATION:Cambridge Public Library\, Queen’s Square\, 1 North Square\, Cambridge\, ON\, N1S 2K6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Ongoing Events
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SUMMARY:Next In Fibre: Fibreworks 2026
DESCRIPTION:The featured artworks reflect a wide range of material and conceptual concerns shaping contemporary artistic practice. Artists draw on the historical and cultural labour embedded in textiles to imagine Black and Métis futures\, explore fibre as an everyday material that can serve as a conduit for activism and poetry\, and experiment with the integration of photography and realism into fibre-based forms.   This exhibition was juried by Suzanne Carte (Artistic Director\, Art Gallery of Burlington) and Maria Hupfield (Artist; Assistant Professor\, University of Toronto) with Cambridge Art Galleries staff.  Featured Artists AJA Louden · Ava Katz · Christy Kunitzky · Eva Kolcze · Ioana Dragomir · Margaret Firlotte · Maria-Margaretta Cabana Boucher · Négar Devine-Tajgardan · Sky Weir · Tara Lynn MacDougall
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/next-in-fibre-fibreworks-2026/2026-11-02/
LOCATION:Cambridge Public Library\, Queen’s Square\, 1 North Square\, Cambridge\, ON\, N1S 2K6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Ongoing Events
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SUMMARY:Next In Fibre: Fibreworks 2026
DESCRIPTION:The featured artworks reflect a wide range of material and conceptual concerns shaping contemporary artistic practice. Artists draw on the historical and cultural labour embedded in textiles to imagine Black and Métis futures\, explore fibre as an everyday material that can serve as a conduit for activism and poetry\, and experiment with the integration of photography and realism into fibre-based forms.   This exhibition was juried by Suzanne Carte (Artistic Director\, Art Gallery of Burlington) and Maria Hupfield (Artist; Assistant Professor\, University of Toronto) with Cambridge Art Galleries staff.  Featured Artists AJA Louden · Ava Katz · Christy Kunitzky · Eva Kolcze · Ioana Dragomir · Margaret Firlotte · Maria-Margaretta Cabana Boucher · Négar Devine-Tajgardan · Sky Weir · Tara Lynn MacDougall
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/next-in-fibre-fibreworks-2026/2026-11-03/
LOCATION:Cambridge Public Library\, Queen’s Square\, 1 North Square\, Cambridge\, ON\, N1S 2K6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Ongoing Events
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SUMMARY:Mrs. Doubtfire.
DESCRIPTION:“Rip-roaringly funny. A heartfelt adaptation to make Robin Williams proud.” – The Telegraph Everyone’s favourite Scottish nanny is headed to Kitchener in the internationally acclaimed hit musical Mrs. Doubtfire. Based on the beloved film\, this heartfelt and hilarious musical comedy tells the story of Daniel Hillard\, an out-of-work actor who will do anything to stay close to his kids. Full of hilarious moments\, big-hearted storytelling\, and unforgettable family fun\, Mrs. Doubtfire is a feel-good show about love\, connection\, and the lengths we go to for the people who matter most. Critics have called it “wonderful\, heart-warming\, and laugh-out-loud funny” and “the lovable\, big-hearted musical comedy we need right now.” A joyful reminder that we’re better together\, Mrs. Doubtfire is a must-see musical for the whole family.
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/mrs-doubtfire/
LOCATION:Centre In The Square\, 101 Queen St N\, Kitchener\, ON\, Kitchener\, ON\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance
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SUMMARY:Next In Fibre: Fibreworks 2026
DESCRIPTION:The featured artworks reflect a wide range of material and conceptual concerns shaping contemporary artistic practice. Artists draw on the historical and cultural labour embedded in textiles to imagine Black and Métis futures\, explore fibre as an everyday material that can serve as a conduit for activism and poetry\, and experiment with the integration of photography and realism into fibre-based forms.   This exhibition was juried by Suzanne Carte (Artistic Director\, Art Gallery of Burlington) and Maria Hupfield (Artist; Assistant Professor\, University of Toronto) with Cambridge Art Galleries staff.  Featured Artists AJA Louden · Ava Katz · Christy Kunitzky · Eva Kolcze · Ioana Dragomir · Margaret Firlotte · Maria-Margaretta Cabana Boucher · Négar Devine-Tajgardan · Sky Weir · Tara Lynn MacDougall
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/next-in-fibre-fibreworks-2026/2026-11-04/
LOCATION:Cambridge Public Library\, Queen’s Square\, 1 North Square\, Cambridge\, ON\, N1S 2K6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Ongoing Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261105T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261105T000000
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SUMMARY:Next In Fibre: Fibreworks 2026
DESCRIPTION:The featured artworks reflect a wide range of material and conceptual concerns shaping contemporary artistic practice. Artists draw on the historical and cultural labour embedded in textiles to imagine Black and Métis futures\, explore fibre as an everyday material that can serve as a conduit for activism and poetry\, and experiment with the integration of photography and realism into fibre-based forms.   This exhibition was juried by Suzanne Carte (Artistic Director\, Art Gallery of Burlington) and Maria Hupfield (Artist; Assistant Professor\, University of Toronto) with Cambridge Art Galleries staff.  Featured Artists AJA Louden · Ava Katz · Christy Kunitzky · Eva Kolcze · Ioana Dragomir · Margaret Firlotte · Maria-Margaretta Cabana Boucher · Négar Devine-Tajgardan · Sky Weir · Tara Lynn MacDougall
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/next-in-fibre-fibreworks-2026/2026-11-05/
LOCATION:Cambridge Public Library\, Queen’s Square\, 1 North Square\, Cambridge\, ON\, N1S 2K6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Ongoing Events
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261105T210000
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SUMMARY:Michael Kaeshammer
DESCRIPTION:Something magical happens when Michael Kaeshammer sits at the piano. The German-born\, B.C.-based musician and songwriter is known for a sound that blends jazz\, pop\, boogie-woogie\, blues\, and classical influences into something unmistakably his own. With dazzling piano work\, sparkling vocals\, and a natural sense of joy\, Kaeshammer creates music that feels both virtuosic and instantly accessible. A seven-time JUNO Award nominee\, Kaeshammer has performed on some of the world’s biggest stages\, including the Olympic Games in Torino\, Beijing\, and Vancouver. His latest album\, Turn It Up\, showcases his wide-ranging musical spirit with original songs full of rhythm\, heart\, and positivity. Live\, Kaeshammer is a magnetic performer\, moving effortlessly from highenergy grooves to soulful ballads in a show full of warmth\, spontaneity\, and undeniable musicianship.
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/michael-kaeshammer/
LOCATION:Centre In the Square\, 101 Queen St N\, Kitchener\, ON\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261106T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261106T000000
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SUMMARY:Next In Fibre: Fibreworks 2026
DESCRIPTION:The featured artworks reflect a wide range of material and conceptual concerns shaping contemporary artistic practice. Artists draw on the historical and cultural labour embedded in textiles to imagine Black and Métis futures\, explore fibre as an everyday material that can serve as a conduit for activism and poetry\, and experiment with the integration of photography and realism into fibre-based forms.   This exhibition was juried by Suzanne Carte (Artistic Director\, Art Gallery of Burlington) and Maria Hupfield (Artist; Assistant Professor\, University of Toronto) with Cambridge Art Galleries staff.  Featured Artists AJA Louden · Ava Katz · Christy Kunitzky · Eva Kolcze · Ioana Dragomir · Margaret Firlotte · Maria-Margaretta Cabana Boucher · Négar Devine-Tajgardan · Sky Weir · Tara Lynn MacDougall
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/next-in-fibre-fibreworks-2026/2026-11-06/
LOCATION:Cambridge Public Library\, Queen’s Square\, 1 North Square\, Cambridge\, ON\, N1S 2K6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Ongoing Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261107T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261107T000000
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SUMMARY:Next In Fibre: Fibreworks 2026
DESCRIPTION:The featured artworks reflect a wide range of material and conceptual concerns shaping contemporary artistic practice. Artists draw on the historical and cultural labour embedded in textiles to imagine Black and Métis futures\, explore fibre as an everyday material that can serve as a conduit for activism and poetry\, and experiment with the integration of photography and realism into fibre-based forms.   This exhibition was juried by Suzanne Carte (Artistic Director\, Art Gallery of Burlington) and Maria Hupfield (Artist; Assistant Professor\, University of Toronto) with Cambridge Art Galleries staff.  Featured Artists AJA Louden · Ava Katz · Christy Kunitzky · Eva Kolcze · Ioana Dragomir · Margaret Firlotte · Maria-Margaretta Cabana Boucher · Négar Devine-Tajgardan · Sky Weir · Tara Lynn MacDougall
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/next-in-fibre-fibreworks-2026/2026-11-07/
LOCATION:Cambridge Public Library\, Queen’s Square\, 1 North Square\, Cambridge\, ON\, N1S 2K6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Ongoing Events
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SUMMARY:Next In Fibre: Fibreworks 2026
DESCRIPTION:The featured artworks reflect a wide range of material and conceptual concerns shaping contemporary artistic practice. Artists draw on the historical and cultural labour embedded in textiles to imagine Black and Métis futures\, explore fibre as an everyday material that can serve as a conduit for activism and poetry\, and experiment with the integration of photography and realism into fibre-based forms.   This exhibition was juried by Suzanne Carte (Artistic Director\, Art Gallery of Burlington) and Maria Hupfield (Artist; Assistant Professor\, University of Toronto) with Cambridge Art Galleries staff.  Featured Artists AJA Louden · Ava Katz · Christy Kunitzky · Eva Kolcze · Ioana Dragomir · Margaret Firlotte · Maria-Margaretta Cabana Boucher · Négar Devine-Tajgardan · Sky Weir · Tara Lynn MacDougall
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/next-in-fibre-fibreworks-2026/2026-11-08/
LOCATION:Cambridge Public Library\, Queen’s Square\, 1 North Square\, Cambridge\, ON\, N1S 2K6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance,Ongoing Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261113T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261113T220000
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SUMMARY:Classic Albums Live: Billy Joel – The Stranger
DESCRIPTION:Classic Albums Live brings Billy Joel’s The Stranger to life on stage\, note for note\, cut for cut.   Known for recreating the world’s greatest classic rock albums with precision and respect\, Classic Albums Live focuses entirely on the music\, with no costumes or impersonations.   The first half of the show features a faithful performance of The Stranger\, the landmark album that includes unforgettable songs like “Movin’ Out\,” “Just the Way You Are\,” “Only the Good Die Young\,” “She’s Always a Woman\,” and “Scenes from an Italian Restaurant.” beloved records.   Performed by an exceptional ensemble of world-class musicians\, this concert captures the sound\, spirit\, and lasting impact of one of Billy Joel’s most Experience the thrill of hearing a classic album performed live\, exactly as you remember it.
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/classic-albums-live-billy-joel-the-stranger/
LOCATION:Centre In The Square\, 101 Queen St N\, Kitchener\, ON\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance
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SUMMARY:Classic Albums Live: Billy Joel – The Stranger
DESCRIPTION:Classic Albums Live brings Billy Joel’s The Stranger to life on stage\, note for note\, cut for cut. Known for recreating the world’s greatest classic rock albums with precision and respect\, Classic Albums Live focuses entirely on the music\, with no costumes or impersonations. The first half of the show features a faithful performance of The Stranger\, the landmark album that includes unforgettable songs like “Movin’ Out\,” “Just the Way You Are\,” “Only the Good Die Young\,” “She’s Always a Woman\,” and “Scenes from an Italian Restaurant.” beloved records. Performed by an exceptional ensemble of world-class musicians\, this concert captures the sound\, spirit\, and lasting impact of one of Billy Joel’s most Experience the thrill of hearing a classic album performed live\, exactly as you remember it.
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/classic-albums-live-billy-joel-the-stranger-2/
LOCATION:Centre In The Square\, 101 Queen St N\, Kitchener\, ON\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261114T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261114T210000
DTSTAMP:20260907T190538Z
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SUMMARY:Benedict Sheehan’s ‘Ukrainian War Requiem’ — The National Tour
DESCRIPTION:The Axios Men’s Ensemble from Edmonton\, who have recently secured a historic Juno award\, winning for Classical Album of the Year (Large Ensemble) for the recording of their Ukrainian War Requiem\, has announced a national tour of nine Canadian cities this November. Composed by two-time Grammy-Nominated Benedict Sheehan\, this monumental choral work spans 12 impactful movements that seamlessly blend modern musical styles with ancient chants and traditional Ukrainian motifs. The choral tribute serves as a powerful musical reverence for those affected by the war\, offering solace and strength to the living and the grieving\, and ultimately providing a solemn space for remembrance and prayer through a skillful and heartfelt tribute to Ukraine and her people. Conducted by Maestro Michael Zaugg\, the choir will feature over 50 performers from Axios Men’s Ensemble and Pro Coro Canada\, including acclaimed international soloists from North America\, Europe\, and Ukraine. More than music\, the Ukrainian War Requiem is a sombre journey through grief and loss\, acting as a fervent reminder of the enduring grace of the human spirit. Secure your seats to join us for an evening of sacred reflection and hope. Doors at 6:30.
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/benedict-sheehans-ukrainian-war-requiem-the-national-tour/
LOCATION:The St. Mathews Centre\, 54 Benton St\, Kitchener\, ON\, N2G 3H2\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261114T220000
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SUMMARY:Brass Transit: The Musical Legacy of Chicago
DESCRIPTION:Brass Transit brings the timeless music of Chicago to life in a high-energy tribute filled with soaring horns\, powerful vocals\, and classic hits.   Formed in 2008 by a group of accomplished Canadian musicians\, Brass Transit has toured North America\, dazzling audiences with faithful performances and remarkable attention to detail. More than an imitation\, the band captures the sound\, spirit\, and excitement of one of the most successful pop-rock groups of all time.   Featuring favourites like “Saturday in the Park\,” “25 or 6 to 4\,” “If You Leave Me Now\,” and “You’re the Inspiration\,” Brass Transit delivers a concert experience that brings audiences back to the unforgettable music of Chicago.   Get ready for a night of nostalgia\, musicianship\, and songs that defined a generation.
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/brass-transit-the-musical-legacy-of-chicago/
LOCATION:Centre In The Square\, 101 Queen St N\, Kitchener\, ON\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261118T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261118T220000
DTSTAMP:20260907T190540Z
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SUMMARY:Ballets Jazz Montréal Dance Me: The Music of Leonard Cohen
DESCRIPTION:Ballets Jazz Montréal brings Dance Me to Kitchener\, a bold and breathtaking tribute to the music\, poetry\, and spirit of Leonard Cohen.   Developed with Cohen’s personal blessing\, Dance Me transforms his legendary work into movement\, capturing the depth of his voice\, the wit of his lyrics\, and the emotional pull that made him an icon. Through explosive choreography\, impeccable technique\, and raw individual expression\, this powerful production brings Cohen’s world to life on stage.   Sexy\, moving\, and completely original\, Dance Me is more than a dance performance. It is a tour de force where music becomes physical\, and poetry takes the stage.
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/ballets-jazz-montreal-dance-me-the-music-of-leonard-cohen/
LOCATION:Centre In The Square\, 101 Queen St N.\, Kitchener\, ON\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Arts, Culture, Heritage & Live Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261121T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261121T160000
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SUMMARY:'Tis the Season to Sparkle' Christmas Show
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the magic of the holiday season with Grand Harmony Women’s Chorus at our annual Christmas show\, “‘Tis the Season to Sparkle!” on Saturday\, November 21\, 2026\, from 2:00–4:00 p.m. (doors open at 1:15 p.m.) at Community Christian Reformed Church\, 1275 Bleams Road\, Kitchener. Enjoy an uplifting afternoon of beautiful four-part a cappella harmony featuring beloved Christmas classics\, festive favourites\, and heartwarming seasonal music performed by Grand Harmony Women’s Chorus. We’re delighted to welcome special guests\, the Loo-Wops Quartet and the St. Luke Catholic Elementary Choir\, making this an unforgettable celebration for the whole family. Tickets are just $30 for adults\, and children 16 and under attend FREE. Be sure to take advantage of our Early Bird Special—only $25 until September 30\, 2026! Tickets are available through Zeffy by scanning the QR code or visiting the ticket link. As part of the spirit of giving\, donations to the Food Bank of Waterloo Region are warmly welcomed. Gather your family and friends and make this festive concert part of your Christmas traditions. We look forward to welcoming you for an afternoon filled with music\, joy\, laughter\, and holiday sparkle! ✨🎄  
URL:https://explorewaterloo.ca/event/tis-the-season-to-sparkle-christmas-show/
LOCATION:Community Christian Reformed Church\, 1275 Bleams Road\, Kitchener\, ON\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Holiday Events
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