Explore the latest music events happening in Thunder Bay and surrounding areas.
Join Dahab and the World Dance Centre dancers on a thrilling and emotional journey across the globe, featuring dances and dance fusions from Spain, India, Brazil, the Middle East, and more.
Tickets will be available in advance at locations TBA
$15 in advance, $20 at the door
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With the support of the Ontario Arts Council
Come and join us in celebration of song, dance, music and food
Performances by: Oras Chamber Choir, Pelimanni Orchestra, Kiikurit folk dancers, Kai Leinonen and Marita Jamsa.
Join us for Mojaka.
Family fun for everyone!
Join Applauze Theatre for the musical spectacular of the summer! Featuring a cast comprised over 50 of Thunder Bay's most talented singers, dancers and actors ranging from ages 7 to 70, and celebrating the music of current and classic broadway this show has something for everyone! Shows July 13, 14, 15 & 16th, Doors open at 7pm, Show Begins 7:30pm. Tickets are $20 Adult, $15 for 17 & Under and are available at the Hoito and online at www.applauzeproductions.com
Join Applauze Theatre for the musical spectacular of the summer! Featuring a cast comprised over 50 of Thunder Bay's most talented singers, dancers and actors ranging from ages 7 to 70, and celebrating the music of current and classic broadway this show has something for everyone! Shows July 13, 14, 15 & 16th, Doors open at 7pm, Show Begins 7:30pm. Tickets are $20 Adult, $15 for 17 & Under and are available at the Hoito and online at www.applauzeproductions.com
Join Applauze Theatre for the musical spectacular of the summer! Featuring a cast comprised over 50 of Thunder Bay's most talented singers, dancers and actors ranging from ages 7 to 70, and celebrating the music of current and classic broadway this show has something for everyone! Shows July 13, 14, 15 & 16th, Doors open at 7pm, Show Begins 7:30pm. Tickets are $20 Adult, $15 for 17 & Under and are available at the Hoito and online at www.applauzeproductions.com
Join Applauze Theatre for the musical spectacular of the summer! Featuring a cast comprised over 50 of Thunder Bay's most talented singers, dancers and actors ranging from ages 7 to 70, and celebrating the music of current and classic broadway this show has something for everyone! Shows July 13, 14, 15 & 16th, Doors open at 7pm, Show Begins 7:30pm. Tickets are $20 Adult, $15 for 17 & Under and are available at the Hoito and online at www.applauzeproductions.com
Join us for a night of Olympic size improv!
Doors 730pm / Show 8pm
The Finlandia Association of Thunder Bay with support from The Finnish Canadian Cultural Federation will host Finn Festival 2016 during Juhannus (Mid-Summer) June 24-26, 2016 at the National Historic site: The Finnish Labour Temple at 314 Bay Street and Tapiola Park in Thunder Bay, Ontario.Finn Festival 2016 is a yearly celebration of Finnish language, Culture and history. Last Year Finn Festival was held in Toronto. There have been 45 Finnish Grand Festival's held iacross Canada since 1971.The Finnish Labour Temple is owned and operated by a volunteer board of the Finlandia Association of Thunder Bay (FA). The building is a major tourist attraction known for its world famous Hoito restaurant and for its place in Canadian labour, cultural, and immigration history. The FA plans and coordinates special community events hosted in our venue - Finnish Heritage Celebration, St. Urho's Day, Midsummer Festival (Juhannus), Finnish Independence Day, and is partners with other not-for profit arts organizations such as the Bay Street Film Festival, Cambrian Players, Comedy Night at the Finlandia, Kikuriit Dancers, and many more.Plans include an indoor Tori celebrating artisan work and entrepreneurial excellence. There will be a beer garden and an outdoor stage, Finnish food and day long entertainment in the Finlandia hall and two evening dances both nights. The Festival will host a fundraiser dinner with Finnish Ambassador to Canada, Charles Murto at the Prince Arthur Hotel Saturday.The Festival will feature local musicians, Danny Johnson, John Skaffeo, Kai Leinonen and International talent such as Inkeri Tuikka, “Conga Se Menne”, Kivajat Finnish American Folk Dancers, Author Mark Munger and films by Tinna Meling. Other talent includes: the Toronton Pelimannit, Kiikurit Kansantanhukerho, Oras Chamber choir, comedy and skits by Cambrian Players and People of Ordinary Power. Come celebrate Juhannus (the summer solstice) with us!
The Finlandia Association of Thunder Bay with support from The Finnish Canadian Cultural Federation will host Finn Festival 2016 during Juhannus (Mid-Summer) June 24-26, 2016 at the National Historic site: The Finnish Labour Temple at 314 Bay Street and Tapiola Park in Thunder Bay, Ontario.Finn Festival 2016 is a yearly celebration of Finnish language, Culture and history. Last Year Finn Festival was held in Toronto. There have been 45 Finnish Grand Festival's held iacross Canada since 1971.The Finnish Labour Temple is owned and operated by a volunteer board of the Finlandia Association of Thunder Bay (FA). The building is a major tourist attraction known for its world famous Hoito restaurant and for its place in Canadian labour, cultural, and immigration history. The FA plans and coordinates special community events hosted in our venue - Finnish Heritage Celebration, St. Urho's Day, Midsummer Festival (Juhannus), Finnish Independence Day, and is partners with other not-for profit arts organizations such as the Bay Street Film Festival, Cambrian Players, Comedy Night at the Finlandia, Kikuriit Dancers, and many more.Plans include an indoor Tori celebrating artisan work and entrepreneurial excellence. There will be a beer garden and an outdoor stage, Finnish food and day long entertainment in the Finlandia hall and two evening dances both nights. The Festival will host a fundraiser dinner with Finnish Ambassador to Canada, Charles Murto at the Prince Arthur Hotel Saturday.The Festival will feature local musicians, Danny Johnson, John Skaffeo, Kai Leinonen and International talent such as Inkeri Tuikka, “Conga Se Menne”, Kivajat Finnish American Folk Dancers, Author Mark Munger and films by Tinna Meling. Other talent includes: the Toronton Pelimannit, Kiikurit Kansantanhukerho, Oras Chamber choir, comedy and skits by Cambrian Players and People of Ordinary Power. Come celebrate Juhannus (the summer solstice) with us!
The Finlandia Association of Thunder Bay with support from The Finnish Canadian Cultural Federation will host Finn Festival 2016 during Juhannus (Mid-Summer) June 24-26, 2016 at the National Historic site: The Finnish Labour Temple at 314 Bay Street and Tapiola Park in Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Finn Festival 2016 is a yearly celebration of Finnish language, Culture and history. Last Year Finn Festival was held in Toronto. There have been 45 Finnish Grand Festival's held iacross Canada since 1971.
The Finnish Labour Temple is owned and operated by a volunteer board of the Finlandia Association of Thunder Bay (FA). The building is a major tourist attraction known for its world famous Hoito restaurant and for its place in Canadian labour, cultural, and immigration history. The FA plans and coordinates special community events hosted in our venue - Finnish Heritage Celebration, St. Urho's Day, Midsummer Festival (Juhannus), Finnish Independence Day, and is partners with other not-for profit arts organizations such as the Bay Street Film Festival, Cambrian Players, Comedy Night at the Finlandia, Kikuriit Dancers, and many more.
Plans include an indoor Tori celebrating artisan work and entrepreneurial excellence. There will be a beer garden and an outdoor stage, Finnish food and day long entertainment in the Finlandia hall and two evening dances both nights. The Festival will host a fundraiser dinner with Finnish Ambassador to Canada, Charles Murto at the Prince Arthur Hotel Saturday.
The Festival will feature local musicians, Danny Johnson, John Skaffeo, Kai Leinonen and International talent such as Inkeri Tuikka, “Conga Se Menne”, Kivajat Finnish American Folk Dancers, Author Mark Munger and films by Tinna Meling. Other talent includes: the Toronton Pelimannit, Kiikurit Kansantanhukerho, Oras Chamber choir, comedy and skits by Cambrian Players and People of Ordinary Power. Come celebrate Juhannus (the summer solstice) with us!
Mayhemingways are coming to town,
Musical maniacs, from Peterborough
At the Finlandia Hall they will play,
On June 23, which is a Thursday, in Thunder Bay…
The guys just packed up from a gig in Newfoundland
Some great stories they will have ‘bout places they’ve seen
And their original songs they have so cleverly written
Are very good; worth triple admission.
And News of the Day, there is still a little bit of time
For you and your kids to submit your rhymes
We are looking for your original songs
And poems that can be said out loud
Your verses and words don’t have to rhyme
But they must, above all, arrive on time
Our deadline for new material
Is June the 10th; that is crucial
We need your poems and songs real fast
The show is coming, and so is the band
This concert is a warm-up for the annual Finfest!
Write something new, and submit it by hand.
And let me say this nonchalant,
We also need an audience
Tickets are available now you know
Visit Fireweed, Chaltrek, and of course, the Hoito
Tell your friends and family members
Dust off the seat for extra passengers
Tell them all about the New Songwriters Show
And that you have submitted your very best poem
