NOW Magazine - If you consider yourself a die-hard Rolling Stones fan, or even a purveyor of pop culture, THEMUSEUM in Kitchener’s latest exhibit should pique your interest. UNZIPPED will make its Canadian debut at THEMUSEUM in Kitchener, running November 30 to February 27, 2022.
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From waterparks and butterflies to festivals and contemporary art - there's a lot happening this Civic Holiday long weekend in Waterloo Region! Check out our list of fun things to do.
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CTV News Kitchener - The Belmont Village Bestival will return this summer, and will run for the entire season. In the past, the event has run for one weekend in the Kitchener neighbourhood. This year, there will be events all summer long.
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A Journal of Musical Things - Mick, Keith and the rest of the Rolling Stones will be dancing in the streets all the way to THEMUSEUM in Kitchener next fall. THEMUSEUM will be hosting UNZIPPED, a unique immersive experience into the storied history of one of rock’s best and most enduring bands.
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Wondering what’s happening in Waterloo Region this Family Day? Here are 29 ideas that will have your gang playing together all weekend long (or, all Long Weekend!). Have fun – and here’s to Families!!
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The 2019 Sun Life Financial UpTown Waterloo Jazz Festival features a program of world class performers that is diverse, not only from a perspective of where they come from, but also from the diversity of jazz styles they bring to the Festival. This 3-day festival is free to attend.
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Each summer, Waterloo Region welcomes visitors from around the globe, as the Kultrún World Music Festival takes place in Kitchener’s Victoria Park. Kultrún is dubbed the Region’s largest annual outdoor dance party and features top talent from around the world, while celebrating cultural diversity.
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Waterloo Region Record reporter Joel Rubinoff finds out what's in store for the 19th annual TD Kitchener Blues Festival, taking place August 8-11, 2019 on three stages in downtown Kitchener.
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