Featured Events in Waterloo in November, 2024 (June Updated)

Event description:Enjoy the musical talents of our students as they showcase their skills in various chamber music ensembles. Concert ProgramTBA TicketsTo attend any Faculty of Music event, please reserve your tickets online through Eventbrite. If you need assistance reserving a ticket, please speak with Box Office staff upon arrival or email us at concerts@wlu.ca. Ticket prices are as follows: General: $30Senior (65+): $22Student*: FreeLaurier Faculty & Staff: Free*Student tickets are for all post-secondary students and individuals under 18. Your ticket purchase helps provide Laurier music students with scholarships and the ability to maintain our performance facilities. You are making a difference in the lives of our students and the quality of our venues. We appreciate your support! If your plans change and you're unable to attend, kindly cancel your ticket, even if it's a complimentary or free ticket. This will open up the seat for others eager to join. Instructions for canceling free tickets can be found here. To access our complete concert season schedule click here. AccessibilityPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for full accessibility information related to attending events at the Faculty of Music. ParkingPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for venue parking information. FAQsRecording Policy: Please refrain from using any audio or video recording devices during the concert. You may take photos at intermission or after the show.For facility rental inquiries, please email concerts@wlu.ca.If you would like to hire a student musician, please fill out this form.Why donate to the Faculty of Music?Music is more than just a hobby or a pastime. It is a powerful force that improves physical, emotional, and cognitive health in countless, tangible ways. By donating to the Faculty of Music, you are supporting the research and education that helps us harness the benefits of music for ourselves, our community, and the world. Join us! Give today. Information Source: Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty of Music | eventbrite

Explore how photography can enhance self-awareness and well-being, creating meaning through abstract images and interactive conversations with fellow participants.Date: 17th Nov 2024 (Sat) Time: 10am—12.30pm Location: 42 Waterloo Street, Singapore 187951 *** Fee: $25 (General), $18 (Concession) Ability Level: Beginner Class Capacity: max. 20 pax Participants' Prerequisites: Limited DSLR cameras will be provided for the workshop. You are also welcomed to bring your own cameras! — Workshop Description Discover how photography can be a tool for self-awareness, self-knowledge, and well-being in this workshop. Learn to create meaning and intention through abstract photography, capturing images that reflect your inner thoughts and emotions. Engage in discussions with fellow participants, gaining new perspectives and interpretations of the environment through shared insights. Whether you're looking to deepen your creative practice or explore photography as a form of self-reflection, this session offers a space for growth, connection, and personal expression. Information Source: Singapore International Photography Festival | eventbrite

NOTE: Seat assignment will be issued after ticket purchase based on BEST AVAILABLE for the selected ticket type. You will receive a separate email with your seat assignments. Under this Clown Castle, the black and red big top tent, Acrobats of the Air, Illusionists, freaks, mysterious creatures and all the elements that make one think of a normal Circus but that of normal has very little! A new show with breathtaking implications always poised between fun and the most uninhibited fear that will transport you to a dark world inhabited by creatures with incredible circus art abilities. A crazy yet fun fusion between Circus, theatre, and cabaret in perfect harmony with the evolution of a show that brings you back to when we dream ... and when we had nightmares and fantasies. Scare, encompass, amuse and surprise are the ingredients for a mixture of emotions impossible to forget. This is truly a Paranormal experience like no other. Information Source: Paranormal Cirque | eventbrite

Event description:Laurier’s Faculty of Music is proud to host the Laurier Alumni Percussion Celebration and the inaugural performance of the Laurier Alumni Percussion Ensemble! This event will take place in the newly renovated Savvas Chamberlain Music Building and will also recognize the teaching contribution of longtime percussion instructor Dave Campion as he celebrates his retirement. The concert will feature members of the Toronto Percussion Ensemble as special guests! Registration is now open to percussion alum to participate in a weekend full of reconnection with old friends over good food and great music making! Rehearsals for Alumni Percussion Ensemble chamber groups will take place all day on Saturday, November 30th and rehearsal for the mass piece will take place the morning of Sunday, December 1st. Please indicate your preferred participation option when registering. Registration for this event closes on Nov 15 at 11:59 p.m. ScheduleSaturday 9:00-9:45 a.m.: Check-in (Mezz)10:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.: Alumni Rehearsal (RH/M3018)1:30-4:00 p.m.: Alumni Rehearsal (TA/M3018)6:00 p.m.: Dinner at Huether (own expense)Sunday 8:30-9:15 a.m.: Check-in (Mezz)9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.: Full Dress Rehearsal (RH)2:30 p.m.: Doors3:00 p.m.: Concert (RH)ca. 4:30p.m.: Post-Concert Reception (Veritas)TicketsTo attend any Faculty of Music event, please reserve your tickets online through Eventbrite. If you need assistance reserving a ticket, please email us at concerts@wlu.ca. Ticket pricing is as follows for this event: 1. Laurier Percussion Alumni Celebration – PERFORMING with Alumni Percussion Ensemble ($50) Participation in the Alumni Percussion EnsembleAdditional Ticket to the Concert (if required)Post-Concert Reception + Drink TicketLaurier Alumni Gift BagContribution towards retirement gift for Dave CampionEntry into the draw for swag2. Laurier Percussion Alumni Celebration – NOT PERFORMING with Alumni Percussion Ensemble ($50) Additional Ticket to the Concert (if required)Post-Concert Reception + Drink TicketLaurier Alumni Gift BagContribution towards retirement gift for Dave CampionEntry into the draw for swag3. Contribution ONLY to Retirement Gift – NOT Attending ($20) If your plans change and you're unable to attend, kindly cancel your ticket, even if it's a complimentary or free ticket. This will open up the seat for others eager to join. Instructions for canceling free tickets can be found here. To access our complete concert season schedule click here. AccessibilityPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for full accessibility information related to attending events at the Faculty of Music. ParkingPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for venue parking information. FAQsRecording Policy: Please refrain from using any audio or video recording devices during the concert. You may take photos at intermission or after the show.For facility rental inquiries, please email concerts@wlu.ca.If you would like to hire a student musician, please fill out this form.Why donate to the Faculty of Music?Music is more than just a hobby or a pastime. It is a powerful force that improves physical, emotional, and cognitive health in countless, tangible ways. By donating to the Faculty of Music, you are supporting the research and education that helps us harness the benefits of music for ourselves, our community, and the world. Join us! Give today. Information Source: Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty of Music | eventbrite

With Ben Rollo leading the charge, backed by a band of extraordinary talent, we invite you to immerse yourself in a Sunday afternoon tribute set to shake the walls or Room 47 in Waterloo! It's a gathering of rock historians, celebrating the legacy of a legend. Come celebrate the late great Petty's timeless music and The Hearbreaker's incredible range as a band, from rock to folk to blues. Gord Stevenson - drums Mark McIntyre - bass Bryan Wright - Guitar, vocals, mandolin Matt Weidinger - Hammond Organ, guitar, vocals Information Source: Ben Rollo | eventbrite

Event description:Enjoy the musical talents of our Laurier students as they showcase their solo skills. This is a great opportunity to support our students and appreciate their hard work throughout the term. Concert ProgramTBA TicketsTo attend any Faculty of Music event, please reserve your tickets online through Eventbrite. If you need assistance reserving a ticket, please speak with Box Office staff upon arrival or email us at concerts@wlu.ca. Tickets for this event are free. Your ticket purchase helps provide Laurier music students with scholarships and the ability to maintain our performance facilities. You are making a difference in the lives of our students and the quality of our venues. We appreciate your support! If your plans change and you're unable to attend, kindly cancel your ticket, even if it's a complimentary or free ticket. This will open up the seat for others eager to join. Instructions for canceling free tickets can be found here. To access our complete concert season schedule click here. AccessibilityPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for full accessibility information related to attending events at the Faculty of Music. ParkingPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for venue parking information. FAQsRecording Policy: Please refrain from using any audio or video recording devices during the concert. You may take photos at intermission or after the show.For facility rental inquiries, please email concerts@wlu.ca.If you would like to hire a student musician, please fill out this form.Why donate to the Faculty of Music?Music is more than just a hobby or a pastime. It is a powerful force that improves physical, emotional, and cognitive health in countless, tangible ways. By donating to the Faculty of Music, you are supporting the research and education that helps us harness the benefits of music for ourselves, our community, and the world. Join us! Give today. Information Source: Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty of Music | eventbrite

Join us at the Iconic Images Gallery Piccadilly for an evening of discussion and Q&A with Michael Arnold, the grandson of groundbreaking photojournalist Eve Arnold and custodian of her estate. Eve Arnold, the first woman photographer to become a full time member of Magnum Photos, enjoyed a long and varied career that covered subjects from Marilyn Monroe and Marlene Dietrich to American civil rights and the lives of peasant farmers in communist China. In conversation with Iconic Images Creative Director Carrie Kania, Michael Arnold will discuss his experience of maintaining and honouring an estate of great social, cultural and artistic significance, including his experiences working with Eve, the process of curation, the production of fine-art prints, book publishing and the management of intellectual property rights. Your £5 ticket fee is deductible from any purchase made in the gallery on the night, including copies of the newly published re-release Marilyn Monroe, a collaboration between Iconic Images, ACC Art Books and the Eve Arnold Estate. Information Source: Iconic Images Gallery | eventbrite

Explore Wolverhampton Wanderers v Southampton sporting information for 9th November, as well as links for Football tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. Wolverhampton Wanderers, also known as Wolves, is a professional football team based in Wolverhampton, England. Founded in 1877, they currently compete in the Premier League, the top tier of English football. Wolves have a long and rich history, having won the FA Cup four times and the Football League three times. They have also had success in European competitions, reaching the final of the UEFA Cup in 1972. The team is known for their passionate fanbase and their iconic home stadium, Molineux, which has a capacity of over 32,000. Some notable players who have donned the famous wolf on their shirt include Steve Bull, Billy Wright, and more recently, Ruben Neves and Raul Jimenez. With a promising squad and a strong track record, Wolverhampton Wanderers continue to compete at the highest level and are a force to be reckoned with in English football. Southampton Football Club, also known as the Saints, is a professional football team based in Southampton, England. Founded in 1885, the team currently competes in the top tier of English football, the Premier League. The Saints have a storied history, having won the FA Cup in 1976 and reached the final of the League Cup in 2017. Their home stadium is the renowned St. Mary's Stadium, with a capacity of over 32,000, providing an electric atmosphere for fans to cheer on their team. The Saints boast a talented roster, with players such as former Golden Boot winner Danny Ings and rising star James Ward-Prowse leading the charge on the field. With a strong fan base and impressive performances in recent years, Southampton is definitely a team to watch in the Premier League. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Event description:Opera Laurier presents Fall Opera Excerpts, a spectacular evening of operatic scenes that share a thematic connection and display the talents of Laurier voice students. About the Ensemble:Opera Laurier, made up of Laurier voice students enrolled in The Practice of Opera courses, stages two productions a year—an evening of operatic scenes around a unifying theme in the fall term and a full production in the winter term. Students gain hands-on experience by learning and practicing stagecraft, stage makeup and costuming, as well as all aspects of production from the physical set to stage management, publicity, and marketing. Concert ProgramTicketsTo attend any Faculty of Music event, please reserve your tickets online through Eventbrite. If you need assistance reserving a ticket, please speak with Box Office staff upon arrival or email us at concerts@wlu.ca. Ticket prices are as follows: General: $30Senior (65+): $22Student*: FreeLaurier Faculty & Staff: Free*Student tickets are for all post-secondary students and individuals under 18. Your ticket purchase helps provide Laurier music students with scholarships and the ability to maintain our performance facilities. You are making a difference in the lives of our students and the quality of our venues. We appreciate your support! If your plans change and you're unable to attend, kindly cancel your ticket, even if it's a complimentary or free ticket. This will open up the seat for others eager to join. Instructions for canceling free tickets can be found here. To access our complete concert season schedule click here. AccessibilityPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for full accessibility information related to attending events at the Faculty of Music. ParkingPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for venue parking information. FAQsRecording Policy: Please refrain from using any audio or video recording devices during the concert. You may take photos at intermission or after the show.For facility rental inquiries, please email concerts@wlu.ca.If you would like to hire a student musician, please fill out this form.Why donate to the Faculty of Music?Music is more than just a hobby or a pastime. It is a powerful force that improves physical, emotional, and cognitive health in countless, tangible ways. By donating to the Faculty of Music, you are supporting the research and education that helps us harness the benefits of music for ourselves, our community, and the world. Join us! Give today. Information Source: Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty of Music | eventbrite

Event description:Don’t miss this chance to hear Improvisation Convergence Ensemble (ICE), a group of gifted Laurier students, who will delight you with their music at this upcoming concert. About the Ensemble:Shane Guse, Director ICE builds improvisatory skills in groups of varying sizes, building connections and communication between players. Members are encouraged to experiment, explore new sounds and approaches to music making, and experience diverse music-making in traditional and non-traditional ways. Concert ProgramTBA TicketsTo attend any Faculty of Music event, please reserve your tickets online through Eventbrite. If you need assistance reserving a ticket, please speak with Box Office staff upon arrival or email us at concerts@wlu.ca. Ticket prices are as follows: General: $30Senior (65+): $22Student*: FreeLaurier Faculty & Staff: Free*Student tickets are for all post-secondary students and individuals under 18. Your ticket purchase helps provide Laurier music students with scholarships and the ability to maintain our performance facilities. You are making a difference in the lives of our students and the quality of our venues. We appreciate your support! If your plans change and you're unable to attend, kindly cancel your ticket, even if it's a complimentary or free ticket. This will open up the seat for others eager to join. Instructions for canceling free tickets can be found here. To access our complete concert season schedule click here. AccessibilityPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for full accessibility information related to attending events at the Faculty of Music. ParkingPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for venue parking information. FAQsRecording Policy: Please refrain from using any audio or video recording devices during the concert. You may take photos at intermission or after the show.For facility rental inquiries, please email concerts@wlu.ca.If you would like to hire a student musician, please fill out this form.Why donate to the Faculty of Music?Music is more than just a hobby or a pastime. It is a powerful force that improves physical, emotional, and cognitive health in countless, tangible ways. By donating to the Faculty of Music, you are supporting the research and education that helps us harness the benefits of music for ourselves, our community, and the world. Join us! Give today. Information Source: Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty of Music | eventbrite

Roxy Dunn is a writer/performer and graduate of the BBC Comedy Writersroom. She’s acted in multiple television sitcoms and her shows have received sell-out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe and SOHO Theatre. Her scripts have been optioned by several production companies and her pilot Useless Millennials was commissioned and broadcast on BBC Radio 4. As Young as This is her first novel, about young love, lust, womanhood and expectations. Roxy will be in conversation with Orla Thomas. Information Source: CLIFTON LITFEST 24 - (FOCCAL) | eventbrite

Event description:Enjoy the musical talents of our Laurier students as they showcase their solo skills. This is a great opportunity to support our students and appreciate their hard work throughout the term. Concert ProgramTBA TicketsTo attend any Faculty of Music event, please reserve your tickets online through Eventbrite. If you need assistance reserving a ticket, please speak with Box Office staff upon arrival or email us at concerts@wlu.ca. Tickets for this event are free. Your ticket purchase helps provide Laurier music students with scholarships and the ability to maintain our performance facilities. You are making a difference in the lives of our students and the quality of our venues. We appreciate your support! If your plans change and you're unable to attend, kindly cancel your ticket, even if it's a complimentary or free ticket. This will open up the seat for others eager to join. Instructions for canceling free tickets can be found here. To access our complete concert season schedule click here. AccessibilityPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for full accessibility information related to attending events at the Faculty of Music. ParkingPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for venue parking information. FAQsRecording Policy: Please refrain from using any audio or video recording devices during the concert. You may take photos at intermission or after the show.For facility rental inquiries, please email concerts@wlu.ca.If you would like to hire a student musician, please fill out this form.Why donate to the Faculty of Music?Music is more than just a hobby or a pastime. It is a powerful force that improves physical, emotional, and cognitive health in countless, tangible ways. By donating to the Faculty of Music, you are supporting the research and education that helps us harness the benefits of music for ourselves, our community, and the world. Join us! Give today. Information Source: Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty of Music | eventbrite

The party you've been waiting is here. Come party with us on a night everyone will be talking about. Grab your tickets before they sell out. 📆 November 22nd, 2024 📍 Weavers Arms Bar, Waterloo ON 🎧 Rap // Hip-Hop // Dance // Club // House ⏳ 10PM - 1AM 👤 17+ Entry THIS EVENT WILL SELL OUT. Terms and Conditions Information Source: ONYX Events | eventbrite

Looking to reserve a table for the upcoming event, Faaji - Reloaded, in Waterloo? Look no further! The event will be held at Medusa Shisha Bar and Lounge, located at 462 Albert Street, Waterloo, ON N2L 3V4. Faaji - Reloaded is scheduled to take place from November 22 to November 23, 2024. Tickets are available for purchase, priced between CA$17.31 and CA$33.28. Don't miss out on this exciting event - secure your table now!

Join us for a night of laughter at Mortys Pub! Get ready for a night filled with gut-busting jokes and side-splitting humor. This in-person event is not to be missed! Grab your friends, sit back, and enjoy an evening of comedy at its finest. Mark your calendars and get ready to laugh your socks off! SHOW STARTS APPROX 8 PM *TICKETS ARE NON REFUNDABLE* BUT CAN BE USED FOR ANOTHER SHOW. PLEASE LET US KNOW IF YOU ARE PURCHASING SINGLE TICKETS BUT ARE IN A GROUP THAT WANTS TO SIT TOGETHER(EMAIL RUSTYNAILCOMEDY@GMAIL) HEADLINER CHRIS ROBINSON Chris Robinson is one of the premier comics in Canada. In 2016 he was the runner-up at the prestigious homegrown competition at Just For Laughs in Montreal. Later that year he was crowned Sirius XM's Top Comic. A win that granted him $25,000--and a return to Just For Laughs Montreal, an appearance at JFL Northwest in Vancouver and his solo show at JFL42 in 2017. Chris is a working actor on Netflix, Amazon, CMT, and various TV and internet commercials. Now Magazine has described him as having charisma and raw talent to burn. Catch this rising star live and you will not be disappointed.Chris Robinson is known for One More Time (2024), Pillow Talk (2022) and Chris Robinson: Panning for Gold (2023). Information Source: Rusty Nail Comedy | eventbrite

Join us for a panel discussion where we’ll explore and examine how creatives archive their stories—from zines and books to social media. Led by experts including Zoe Thompson (founder of Sweet Thang Zine), we’ll cover: What it means to leave a creative legacyHow to archive your work intentionallyWho gets to be remembered—and who decides?The importance of grassroots movements in documenting underground and underrepresented culturesThinking about social media as a lasting digital archiveAs part of Youth Takeover at Phoenix Art Space, this Open Session in collaboration with Lighthouse is hosted and curated by Fez Sibanda and Elsa Monteith, members of Lighthouse’s Future Creative Leaders cohort 2024. Wednesday 27 November Doors open 6.30pm, event 7-9pm Elsa Monteith (She/Her) is a writer and broadcaster working in music, the arts, and with impact-driven organisations. She has a newsletter called Discontented which explores content as both a feeling, and a symptom of the algorithm, and has an archive of published writing and radio spanning music, arts, and culture journalism. Elsa is also a Lighthouse Future Creative Leader and participated in Lighthouse Young Creatives as a mentee in 2019. Fez Sibanda (She/Her) is a Doctoral researcher at the University of Sussex with a passion for exploring how marginalised groups experience education. Her research dives into topics like race, coloniality, and higher education. When she’s not researching, she’s busy being a Lighthouse Future Creative Leader, where she’s hosted events and led panel discussions that spark important conversations. Fez is all about challenging systems, amplifying underrepresented voices, and creating spaces for powerful dialogue. Information Source: Phoenix Brighton Learning Programme | eventbrite

ALL OPTIONS REQUIRE ARTWORK TO REMAIN AT VENUE TO DRY A MINIMUM OF 7 DAYS. ARTWORK CAN BE PICKED UP 7-14 DAYS AFTER EVENT DATE. OPTIONS:10X20 ARTIST CANVAS:Our artist grade 10X20 canvas is a great all around choice and offers a higher gloss finish due to the gessoed surface. This is a great option for beginners. 8X10 ARTIST CANVAS POUR:This option allows you to choose a SINGLE, DOUBLE, or TRIPLE PANEL POUR! These are artist grade canvas with a smooth gesso finish and are a great option for beginner pourers! When choosing the DOUBLE or TRIPLE CANVAS POUR option, it is a popular method to line all 3 canvas up and pour across all 3 at the same time. This creates a flowing design that looks great one hung on the wall! 10X20 BIRCH PANEL POUR:These panels are very high quality, artist grade birch panels Made in Canada by Apollon-Gotrick. They are cradled on a 3/4 frame and are perfect for hanging! 4PC COASTER SET POUR:This option includes four 4 blank ceramic coasters with separate self adhesive cork backings and our Liquitex High Gloss Varnish kit to add a glossy sealer once dried! AVAILABLE IN ROUND & HEXAGON SHAPES (Starting in December 2023) Information Source: Paint-tastic by Ellie | eventbrite

Event description:Enjoy the musical talents of our Laurier students as they showcase their solo skills. This is a great opportunity to support our students and appreciate their hard work throughout the term. Concert ProgramTBA TicketsTo attend any Faculty of Music event, please reserve your tickets online through Eventbrite. If you need assistance reserving a ticket, please speak with Box Office staff upon arrival or email us at concerts@wlu.ca. Tickets for this event are free. Your ticket purchase helps provide Laurier music students with scholarships and the ability to maintain our performance facilities. You are making a difference in the lives of our students and the quality of our venues. We appreciate your support! If your plans change and you're unable to attend, kindly cancel your ticket, even if it's a complimentary or free ticket. This will open up the seat for others eager to join. Instructions for canceling free tickets can be found here. To access our complete concert season schedule click here. AccessibilityPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for full accessibility information related to attending events at the Faculty of Music. ParkingPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for venue parking information. FAQsRecording Policy: Please refrain from using any audio or video recording devices during the concert. You may take photos at intermission or after the show.For facility rental inquiries, please email concerts@wlu.ca.If you would like to hire a student musician, please fill out this form.Why donate to the Faculty of Music?Music is more than just a hobby or a pastime. It is a powerful force that improves physical, emotional, and cognitive health in countless, tangible ways. By donating to the Faculty of Music, you are supporting the research and education that helps us harness the benefits of music for ourselves, our community, and the world. Join us! Give today. Information Source: Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty of Music | eventbrite

Event description:Don’t miss this chance to hear the Laurier Symphony Orchestra, a group of gifted Laurier students who will delight you with their music at this upcoming concert. About the Ensemble:Jerzy Kaplanek, Director William Rowson, Conductor This ensemble’s repertoire is representative of works from the major symphonic repertoire, opera, oratorio, and contemporary compositions. Winners of the Laurier Concerto Competition perform with the orchestra throughout the year. Members of the ensemble may also play as part of the annual Laurier Opera production. Concert ProgramTBA TicketsTo attend any Faculty of Music event, please reserve your tickets online through Eventbrite. If you need assistance reserving a ticket, please speak with Box Office staff upon arrival or email us at concerts@wlu.ca. Ticket prices are as follows: General: $30Senior (65+): $22Student*: FreeLaurier Faculty & Staff: Free*Student tickets are for all post-secondary students and individuals under 18. Your ticket purchase helps provide Laurier music students with scholarships and the ability to maintain our performance facilities. You are making a difference in the lives of our students and the quality of our venues. We appreciate your support! If your plans change and you're unable to attend, kindly cancel your ticket, even if it's a complimentary or free ticket. This will open up the seat for others eager to join. Instructions for canceling free tickets can be found here. To access our complete concert season schedule click here. AccessibilityPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for full accessibility information related to attending events at the Faculty of Music. ParkingPlease see our Theatre Visitors’ Guide for venue parking information. FAQsRecording Policy: Please refrain from using any audio or video recording devices during the concert. You may take photos at intermission or after the show.For facility rental inquiries, please email concerts@wlu.ca.If you would like to hire a student musician, please fill out this form.Why donate to the Faculty of Music?Music is more than just a hobby or a pastime. It is a powerful force that improves physical, emotional, and cognitive health in countless, tangible ways. By donating to the Faculty of Music, you are supporting the research and education that helps us harness the benefits of music for ourselves, our community, and the world. Join us! Give today. Information Source: Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty of Music | eventbrite