An Evening with Tom Allen
2025-10-25 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Toronto) | Ontario
Beloved CBC Radio 2 host Tom Allen joins the Georgian Bay Symphony for this evening of musical storytelling. Prokofiev’s music from the film Lieutenant Kijé and Bizet’s incidental music to the play L’arlésienne are in regular rotation on classical radio. In his characteristic jovial manner, Tom will narrate each selection and place them in their original contexts, providing new layers of appreciation for these perennial favourites.

MSC Hair of The Dog
2025-10-25 19:00 - 23:00 | The Marsh Street Centre, 187 Marsh Street, Clarksburg, Ontario, Canada
HOD returns to the Marsh Centre after a very successful debut last fall to play two full sets of all your favorite covers from Bands like The Tragically Hip, Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, Chili Peppers, Zeppelin, Our Lady Peace and more!

Live Music Bingo
2025-10-25 20:00 - 23:00 | Parkwood Restaurant, 939 2nd Ave E, Owen Sound, Ontario, N4K1K4, Canada
Get ready to rock out and mark off those songs ! Hosted by Just Duet (Shea Whalen & Diane Meekins).
Join us at Parkwood Restaurant for MUSIC BINGO. It’s bingo but with classic songs instead of numbers. Sing along to iconic tunes, test your music knowledge, and compete for prizes. $10 ticket includes bingo cards for all rounds plus LIVE ENTERTAINMENT in between bingo rounds with JUST DUET. Enjoy pizza, craft beer, LIVE ENTERTAINMENT and play MUSIC BINGO for fun and prizes. Categories include, Classic Rock, 80s hits.

2nd Annual Richard Laviolette Memorial Concert
2025-10-25 20:00 - 23:00 | Heartwood Hall, 939 2nd Ave E, Owen Sound, Ontario, n4k 2h5, Canada
Come join “Dad Band” as they recreate some of Richard Laviolettes incredible original songs, along with the Rock And Roll he loved so much! Made up of old friends from bands in high school and college, Dad Band consists of Rob Elder, Dan Sandink, Ben Brown, Matt Gowan and Dave Sandink.
After an incredibly successful fundraiser for Huntingtons in Richards name last year (one year after his battle with Huntingtons disease took him from us) the boys are back to show their love and admiration or an incredible friend, musician, songwriter – PERSON.
At their core Dad Band is 100% rock and roll, so expect loud classics and melting solos! Join us to remember Richard with joy, love, family, friends, and especially music!

Grey Roots Fall Lecture Series: Elysia DeLaurentis – A Grave Offenc
2025-10-28 13:00 - 15:00 | Grey Roots, 102599 Grey Road 18, Owen Sound, ON, N4K 5N6, Canada
October 28: Elysia DeLaurentis – A Grave Offence

October 28 at 1 PM – included with admission and free for Grey Roots members.
Some are surprised to learn that body snatching was widely practiced in Ontario throughout the 19th century and even into the early 20th. Repugnant and disconcerting to most, it was viewed by many at the time as a necessary evil. While no one wanted their own graves or those of loved ones to be disturbed, most recognized the importance of fresh cadavers in providing medical students with the hands-on experience they needed to gain competency in their field. This illustrated talk explores the rich and complex history of a subject that was viewed with distaste at the time and is almost unfathomable today. It delves into the long history of the practice and, using examples from urban and rural Ontario, examines whose bodies got snatched and how, what became of them, and who was behind this unsavoury practice.
A more suitable presentation for Halloween would be difficult to find! It will be a perfect accompaniment to our exhibit, Going Out in Style, returning to Grey Roots in October.
Presenter Elysia DeLaurentis is a returning favourite of our Lecture Series. She is a local historian with over 25 years experience in the heritage field. She is the owner of, and principal researcher for, Oakenwood Research Services.

Community Conversations
2025-10-29 11:00 - 13:00 | Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre, 33 Victoria St N, Southampton, ON, Canada
Join community members from the Chippewas of Saugeen and Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation for more insight about the exhibit A National Crime: The Residential School System, Local Saugeen Ojibway Nation Impacts, and gain deeper awareness into local and person experiences. Coffee is on us and the sessions are FREE! Limited to small groups so please pre-register.
Wednesday’s 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
October 8, 15, 22, 29
November 5, 12, 19, 26
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WARNING: This exhibition contains subject matter that may be disturbing to some visitors and may be triggering. Please call 1-866-925-4419 or your local crisis line for counselling and support.

Bluewater Toastmasters
2025-10-30 08:00 - 17:00 | Royal LePage, 820 10th St W, Owen Sound, ON N4K 3S1
President Jay Cox will open Bluewater Toastmasters meeting celebrating 50 years of providing continuous opportunities for citizens of Grey and Bruce to learn and improve both their public speaking and leadership skills.
Who: Local Federal, Provincial and Municipal and Toastmaster dignitaries will bring greetings and recognition of this significant accomplishment. Past and present members will have an opportunity to reminisce and celebrate the accomplishments of Bluewater Toastmasters.
Celebration is open to everyone

BALL Series: a Deep Dive into the Great Lakes
2025-10-30 10:00 - 12:00 | Bayshore Community Centre
An Undiscovered Country No Longer: The Archaeology of An Early Hunting Site Beneath Lake Huron
Since the initial discovery of early hunting sites beneath Lake Huron, archaeologists have worked to produce a progressively more detailed picture of the ancient environment and of the way human groups came to occupy and exploit the newly exposed landscape. These sites have been explored using a wide variety of methods, from sonar and remote operated vehicles (ROVs) to direct excavation by SCUBA trained archaeologists. More recently, the research tool kit has expanded to include artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), and the extraction of ancient environmental DNA. While much is now known about these early hunters, many questions remain to be answered, such as the nature of their earliest sites, what relationship did they have with the peoples living around the lake, and what ultimately happened to the early hunters when the lake levels again began to rise? The talk will conclude with some thoughts on the possible answers.
Lecturer – John O’Shea

John O’Shea is the Curator of Great Lakes Archaeology at the University of Michigan Museum of Anthropological Archaeology and Professor in the Department of Anthropology. He received his PhD in Prehistoric Archaeology from Cambridge University. He has directed major field projects focused on Bronze Age societies in Hungary, Romania, and Serbia, and on late pre-contact cultures in North America. His current work is focused on underwater archaeology in the Great Lakes, where his research involves both historic shipwrecks and ancient submerged hunting sites.

Fright Night: Cabin in the Woods
2025-10-30 19:30 - 21:30 | Grey Roots, 102599 Grey Road 18, Owen Sound, ON, N4K 5N6, Canada
Enjoy a frightfully fun screening of The Cabin in the Woods – a clever, self-aware horror-comedy from 2012 that gleefully turns every scary-movie trope on its head. Starring Chris Hemsworth, this brilliantly twisted film delivers laughs, shocks, and surprises you won’t see coming.
Enjoying a ‘Certified Fresh’ rating of 92% on Rotten Tomatoes, The Cabin in the Woods is “an astonishing meta-feat, capable of being funny, strange, and scary – frequently all at the same time.”
This event is licensed, with a cash bar, popcorn and movie screening.
The recently upgraded equipment in the Thomas Wheildon Theatre guarantees a true cinema experience, with razor sharp picture and immersive sound.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Explore our Hallowe’en friendly exhibit Going Out in Stylebefore the screening at 7:30 p.m.

Kaleb Hikele with Special Guests
2025-10-30 19:30 - 22:00 | Rumpus Room, 237 9th Street East, Owen Sound, ON, Canada
Kaleb Hikele’s ‘Storytelling’ Tour is the debut of a new solo album, performed live on stage from front to back, in Owen Sound for one night only at The Rumpus Room! With special guests James Harris and Michelle Meunier.

Kaleb Hikele is a Canadian singer-songwriter and prolific recording artist. In the fall of 2025, Kaleb is touring his new album, Storytelling, by premiering it on stage, from front to back, with a live debut before the album is even released. It will be performed as if you’re listening to the vinyl record; Side A in full, flip the record – Side B in full, no dialogue – just the songs and their stories.

Kaleb Hikele’s recorded catalogue dates back to 2004, while his recent work as The Sun Harmonic has since played internationally on community and FM radio, SiriusXM and Netflix. Back home in Canada he’s been recognized by CBC Music, Canada’s Walk of Fame, Ontario Folk Music Awards (nomination, 2022) and winner of the FCLMA Ontario Independent Recording Artist Award (2024). In 2024 Kaleb set out to tour his new solo studio album all around Ontario, opening for Devan (Wild Rivers), Royal Wood and Julian Taylor, with 73 dates total continuing in 2025.

Kaleb‘s brand new 7″ vinyl record, Fire Fighter’s Son, will be on the merch table during the upcoming tour along with other LP’s from his diverse catalogue. The Storytelling LP will be available for pre-order.

90s Halloween Costume Party
2025-10-31 20:00 - 23:00 | Rumpus Room, 237 9th Street East, Owen Sound, ON, Canada
Time to get spooky Owen Sound!
If you feel like dancing instead of sitting down this year for Halloween – we got you covered!
Billboard Remix gold record holder DJ Strobe is back at it, spinning all night.
Prizes for best and funniest costumes announced at midnight!

Back to the 80s Costume Party at The Dunes
2025-10-31 20:00 - 23:00 | The Dunes, 11 Southampton Parkway, Sauble Beach, ON, Canada
it’s happening the back to the 80s halloween bash at the dunes is going down
friday, october 31 from 8pm to 12am
we’re talking costumes, throwbacks, and one hell of a good time ✨
local legend dj ron howard is back behind the turntables at the dunes
and if you know, you know…
he brings the vibes (and the electric slides) every single time
we’re so stoked to have him back at the dunes locals, prepare… this is going to be a night
costume party, obviously, but make it 80s, so dig out those leg warmers and headbands, we’re going retro with our costumes this year ‍
3 prizes for best costume
thanks to our friends at @molsoncoorscanada, we’ve got a stellar lineup of prizes this year, stay tuned to see what’s up for grabs
drop your favourite 80s song in the comments
we’ll see what we can do to get it on the setlist
send this to the group chat, we’ll see you on the dance floor
open late after once dj set is finished too let’s Halloween grey Bruce style, but make it back in the day

Pick Up Game's 2nd Annual Shiver and Shake
2025-10-31 20:30 - 23:00 | Heartwood Hall, 939 2nd Ave E, Owen Sound, Ontario, n4k 2h5, Canada
Get ready for Pick Up Game’s 2nd Annual “Shiver & Shake” Party on Friday October 31st at Heartwood Hall in Owen Sound! One of the area’s most popular top 40 party bands is back on the big stage!
Join us for a night of epic music, great vibes, and killer costumes – PRIZES for best and worst costumes, so dress to impress (or not)!
Tickets are only $30 in advance – grab yours now before they sell out. Don’t miss THE Halloween party of the season!

Treaties History
2025-11-01 13:00 - 15:30 | Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre, 33 Victoria St N, Southampton, ON, Canada
Ahead of Treaties Recognition Week (November 2-8), we invite you to join us for a powerful presentation on our collective Treaty rights and obligations, with a specific focus on Saugeen Ojibway Nation Territory. Deeply rooted in Indigenous knowledge and practice, this insightful session will be led by Trish Nadjiwon Meekins — an Anishnaabe woman from Chippewas of Nawash, also known as Neyaashiinigmiing, and a member of the Saugeen Ojibway Nation.

Coffee, tea, and treats will be provided.
FREE to attend; Preregister to save your seats.
Proudly presented by Bruce Power.

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About Trish Nadjiwon Meekins
Trish Nadjiwon Meekins has been a therapist and a teacher of First Nations history for over 30 years and currently has a private practice in downtown Owen Sound. Trish holds a master’s in social work, based in the Indigenous Field of Knowledge from Wilfrid Laurier University. As a ‘wholistic’ practitioner, with a focus on the spirit coming first, Trish works

OSLT Halloween Dance
2025-11-01 19:30 - 23:00 | Bluewater Curling Club, 651 19th St E, Owen Sound, ON N4K 2B3
The Roxy Theatre is keeping the spooky spirit alive with a Halloween Dance you won’t want to miss! On Saturday, November 1, join us for a thrilling night of music, dancing, and fun. Our DJ, Cory Laycock will keep the dance floor packed all night long with your favourite tracks, while you enjoy games, prizes, and plenty of Halloween surprises.
Dress to impress—or scare—for your chance to win best costume prizes, and fuel your night with free snacks and treats and the bar will be open for purchases.
Gather your friends, put on your most creative costume, and get ready for a spooktacular evening with the Roxy Theatre/Owen Sound Little Theatre.
19+ event.

Rocky Horror Picture Show LIVE!
2025-11-01 20:00 - 22:00 | Historic Gayety Theatre, 161 Hurontario Street, Collingwood, Ontario, L9Y2M1, Canada
SHOWS: 8:00 pm at 11:00pm
Let’s do the Time Warp agaaaaaiiiiinnnnn! Get ready for a great night out with live theatre in Collingwood!

Based on the cult classic movie, a flat tire leaves Brad (“A-hole!”) and Janet (“Slut!”) stranded on a stormy night. They experience strange incidents when they seek shelter in a nearby castle belonging to Frank-N-Furter, an out-of-this-world host.

Call-backs and dressing up are encouraged! (IYKYK!)

8PM Shows + Late 11PM Shows Fri & Sat!

RRAMPT Halloween Trivia
2025-11-01 20:00 - 23:00 | Heartwood Hall, 939 2nd Ave E, Owen Sound, Ontario, n4k 2h5, Canada
“This is going to suck… your blood!
@rrampt Halloween Trivia is back from the dead with @triviabyross at @heartwoodconcerthall on Saturday November 1st! The kids had fun the night before; now it’s the grown-ups turn!
Play as a lonesome poltergeist or bring the entire zombie horde, just don’t miss the most fun you can have with your flesh on (entrails optional). This isn’t your regular dry-corpse of a trivia night; expect laughs, heckling, and cheering!
Prizes for best costumes and first place!

Birding Around the Bay
2025-11-02 10:00 - 12:00 | OSFN
Sunday, November 2 @ 10:00 am – 2:00 pm

Sun Nov 2, 10am – 2pm – Erik Van Den Kieboom leads Birding Around the Bay – Waterfowl & More Join Erik for this OSFN fall tradition. Ducks, grebes, loons, rarities – you can search for them all and more too.
To Register, email: erikkieboom@outlook.com

Grey Roots Fall Lecture Series: First Nations Soldiers in the Italian Campaign
2025-11-04 13:00 - 15:00 | Grey Roots, 102599 Grey Road 18, Owen Sound, ON, N4K 5N6, Canada
included with admission and free for Grey Roots members.
Members of the Saugeen Ojibway Nation were among the many First Nations and Métis soldiers who fought for Canada and the Allied cause during the Second World War.
While the D-Day effort stands out in histories of the war, local First Nations soldiers were most involved in the difficult effort to liberate Italy, and some of the battles took place around the eastern Italian coastal town of Ortona. Join us just ahead of National Indigenous Veterans Day for a conversation between Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation members and their friend, Angela Arnone, M.S.M., a Battle of Ortona storyteller and guide who is a point of contact for Canadians visiting the area.
Angela will join us via Zoom from Italy. Featuring Chippewas of Nawash members Prin Johnston, Carol Johnston, Marleen Vogl, and Pat Johnston, who have twice travelled to Italy to see where their father, uncle, and grandfather fought and prevailed against the Axis threat and successfully liberated Italy.

Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation soldiers in the Second World War. Left to right: Clifford Nadjiwon, Victor Lavalley, Isadore Pedoniquott, John Johnston, Orville Johnston, Jack McLeod.

BALL Series: a Deep Dive into the Great Lakes
2025-11-06 10:00 - 12:00 | Bayshore Community Centre
The Geologic History and Future of the Great Lakes
The origin of the Great Lake basins of North America was a topic of great controversy in the mid-late nineteenth century. Canadian geologists notably Joseph Spencer and Sir John William Dawson favored erosion by rivers and phases of tectonic uplift and subsidence. The modern consensus is that the basins are primarily the result of glacial erosion and local overdeepening below sea level by successive North American ice sheets over the past 2.5 million years. I will review changing ideas on the geological evolution of mid-continent North America, the origin of the Great Lake basins and their lakes and discuss the impact of new mapping technology especially LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) which is revealing much about the work of Ice Age sheets. I will conclude by briefly discussing challenges to the waters of the Great Lakes created by human activity, especially urbanization of their surrounding watersheds and climate warming.
Lecturer – Nick Eyles

Nick was born in London, England and is Professor Emeritus of Geology at the University of Toronto where he has conducted award-winning research, teaching and public outreach since 1982. He is interested in the broader geological evolution of planet Earth over the past 4 billion years, and especially recurrent Ice Ages when large ice sheets and glaciers profoundly shaped Earth’s surface. He has worked on all seven continents. He hosted two 5 part documentary series; Geologic Journey – Canada and GJ – World for CBC’s Nature of Things which were nominated for several Gemini awards.

B.A.L.L. Lecture Series
2025-11-06 10:00 - 12:00 | Bayshore Community Centre
Thursday, Nov 6, 2025
The Geologic History and Future of the Great Lakes
The origin of the Great Lake basins of North America was a topic of great controversy in the mid-late nineteenth century. Canadian geologists notably Joseph Spencer and Sir John William Dawson favored erosion by rivers and phases of tectonic uplift and subsidence. The modern consensus is that the basins are primarily the result of glacial erosion and local overdeepening below sea level by successive North American ice sheets over the past 2.5 million years. I will review changing ideas on the geological evolution of mid-continent North America, the origin of the Great Lake basins and their lakes and discuss the impact of new mapping technology especially LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) which is revealing much about the work of Ice Age sheets. I will conclude by briefly discussing challenges to the waters of the Great Lakes created by human activity, especially urbanization of their surrounding watersheds and climate warming.
Lecturer – Nick Eyles

Nick was born in London, England and is Professor Emeritus of Geology at the University of Toronto where he has conducted award-winning research, teaching and public outreach since 1982. He is interested in the broader geological evolution of planet Earth over the past 4 billion years, and especially recurrent Ice Ages when large ice sheets and glaciers profoundly shaped Earth’s surface. He has worked on all seven continents. He hosted two 5 part documentary series; Geologic Journey – Canada and GJ – World for CBC’s Nature of Things which were nominated for several Gemini awards.
Planet Earth Lab, University of Toronto

The Fretless with Madeline Roger
2025-11-06 19:30 - 22:00 | Meaford Hall, 12 Nelson St E, Meaford, ON, Canada
“Transforming string music into intricate, beautiful, high-energy arrangements, Canada’s The Fretless have become flawless musical acrobats and Juno award winners.” – Martin Hutchinson, Progradar
THE FRETLESS is a multi-award winning Canadian ensemble playing an essential part in the emerging movement mainstreaming traditional music through its transformation of the usual rhythmic, harmonic and structured arrangements of fiddle styles from around the world. Whether performing at prominent concert halls or at renowned festivals, The Fretless is pushing traditional music to a new place.
The band will be joined by special guest vocalist, Winnipeg’s Madeleine Roger. When describing Madeleine, Terry David Mulligan had this to say, ‘Many years ago, I shared a kitchen table and living room with Joni Mitchell who sang songs and wrote words on paper. I got goosebumps listening to those words and songs. A lifetime later and I’m getting the same goosebumps from Winnipeg’s Madeleine Roger.
An evening not to be missed!
Proudly presented by Meaford Hall

Band Jam November
2025-11-06 21:00 - 23:00 | Parkwood Restaurant, 939 2nd Ave E, Owen Sound, Ontario, N4K1K4, Canada
You can pay $10 here (plus reserve a table) OR do a PWYC at the door on Thursday Nov. 6th. Enjoy late night pizza, beer and cocktails while listening to and/or playing great music on your own or sitting in with the band!

The Coachmen Rock the Marsh
2025-11-07 19:00 - 22:00 | The Marsh Street Centre, 187 Marsh Street, Clarksburg, Ontario, Canada
Band Bio – The Coachmen
The Coachmen carry on a family tradition that began in the 1950s, when their father first performed under the same name. Today, the band is made up of three brothers, their brother-in-law, two sons, and a close family friend — a true multi-generational group bound together by music and kinship. With roots in classic rock, blues, and timeless hits, The Coachmen bring energy, harmony, and heart to every performance. Their sound is as much about family as it is about music, keeping the spirit of the original Coachmen alive for a new generation.

Sip n' support: Safe N' Sound Live Auction
2025-11-08 13:00 - 15:00 | Harmony Centre, 890 4th Ave E, Owen Sound, ON, N4K 2N7, Canada
Sip & Support: Safe ’N Sound’s 2nd Annual Live Auction
Mark your calendars! Join us on Saturday, November 8th from 1-3 PM at the Harmony Centre for an afternoon of excitement, laughter, and friendly bidding wars… all in support of Safe ’N Sound Grey Bruce.
Last year’s auction had something for everyone: from cozy quilts and gift certificates, to Muskoka chairs, cultural experiences, and lavender gift boxes!
You never know what treasures you’ll find this year… we’ll be sharing sneak peeks of items as the date gets closer.
Why it matters: Every dollar raised helps Safe ’N Sound continue offering free services: meals, showers, clothing, advocacy, and a welcoming space to community members at risk of or experiencing homelessness.
Free to attend! RSVPs are appreciated so we can plan seating, but not required. Bring your friends, bring your bidding spirit, and get ready for an afternoon of fun that makes a difference.
Let’s raise paddles (and funds!) together.

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Safe ‘n Sound is a not for profit organization created in 2007 by a group of local citizens concerned about the lack of emergency shelter in Grey and Bruce. Learn more >

Jolie Anastasia Album Release with JD Crossman
2025-11-08 18:30 - 22:00 | The Marsh Street Centre, 187 Marsh Street, Clarksburg, Ontario, Canada
Come over the Marsh for an album release party featuring Jolie Anastasia with JD Crosstown. Jolie is an Ontario-based folk and Americana singer-songwriter known for her soulful vocals and acoustic guitar playing. The Marsh pleased to support her new album and live & local music.

Rise Architect
2025-11-08 20:00 - 23:00 | Rumpus Room, 237 9th Street East, Owen Sound, ON, Canada
Explore the unique sound of Rise Architect, a progressive rock band based in Collingwood, blending intricate melodies with notes of metal. Featuring All Seeing Eye and Charli Sutherland, their music combines technical precision with catchy, dynamic compositions that captivate listeners. Perfect for fans of innovative and genre-defying rock, Rise Architect delivers a listening experience that stands out.
Doors at 7:30 – gigs kick on at 8!

Flamingos
2025-11-08 20:30 - 23:00 | Heartwood Hall, 939 2nd Ave E, Owen Sound, Ontario, n4k 2h5, Canada
Flamingos: From jukebox oldies and ’70s disco, through pop and rock of the ’80s and ’90s, to early 2000s R&B, the Flamingos will play it all!
Well-known for playing the best hits of the decades, the Flamingos show also features original music. With a freshly released original EP, the band will deliver new songs alongside favourite covers. “Flamingos are not a band to sit still to. They’re great fun and the covers they play bring people back to a particular time in their lives. A dance party inevitably breaks out, so we thought we’d be ready for it!”
Best party band in town” – Spencer Shewen (artistic director Riverfest Elora, Mariposa)
“The tightest, snazziest, most on-brand, colour-coded cover band in the Eastern Standard Time Zone!” – Jonny Dovercourt (Wavelength Music Series)
“We are not trying to reinvent music. We are, however, imitating giants of music to the best of our very questionable and often limited abilities. We are hard to stifle or to suppress. You say we are bald, we find wigs. You say our best years are behind us, we wear costumes”!
“They were dressed in pink tuxedos, played pink guitars and even had pink patch cables. Full shtick, fully ridiculous, absolutely fun” – Michael Barclay (national best selling author/ CBC/ Macleans)
Sounds Like: Beatles, Hollies, Beach Boys, Roy Orbison. Genre: 60s English rock.
For the common goal of having a good time, Flamingos are a cover group of bandmates from such acts as Bry Webb’s Providers, Royal Castles, Del Bel, Legato Vipers, and Gregory Pepper’s Problems. Having “read the room” on original music for decades, they were able to find momentum in playing music people want to hear. Now the band has decided to pivot, and tackle making original music that pays homage to the classic bands and eras they know and love.

Gord's Gold - Tribute to Gordon Lightfoot (Matinée)
2025-11-09 15:00 - 17:00 | Heartwood Hall, 939 2nd Ave E, Owen Sound, Ontario, n4k 2h5, Canada
Gord’s Gold is an unforgettable tribute to the legendary Gordon Lightfoot! Relive the magic of timeless classics like If “You Could Read My Mind”, “Sundown” and the “Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald” – Performed live with passion and authenticity by Ward Cornforth (Lead Vocals/Guitar), Jon Zaslow (Lead guitar), Stuart Steinhart (Bass) and Don Reid (Drums).

It’s the 50th Anniversary of the sinking of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald which happened on November 10, 1975, during a storm on Lake Superior. The freighter was lost with all 29 crew members.

“I have seen Gordon Lightfoot in concert at least 25 times over the years and your band’s Tribute to Gordon Lightfoot is great !” (Recent show attendee).
