Our Show returns to Sudbury for Fall! Featuring 75 Canadian artisans, this juried show is a great opportunity to shop local and support local arts programs through the proceeds from the show. Tickets are available at the door! Don't forget your coupon for $2 off admission. More details about the show here: http://www.inspiredhands.ca/Fall-2018.php
This October, the Rainbow Centre will be home to the Wilson Estate..Sudbury's newest and most frightening haunted house! Running for the entire month of October, from 5pm to 10pm on Fridays and 2pm to 10pm on weekends, with an EXTRA scary night on October 30th, the Wilson Estate will sends chills down your spine... For more information or to purchase your tickets, head to www.NickelNightmare.ca!
Join us at The Workplace on October 26th as we officially open registration for the 4th annual Northern Game Design Challenge with a good ol’ fashioned launch party! Bring some friends, and maybe an enemy or two as we enjoy a night of board games, VR, and a retro game tournament - including fan favourites Mario Kart, Smash 64, Street Fighter, Goldeneye, Worms World Party and more. This event is FREE and open to the public.
The Terror Train is back & scarier than ever! This is the museum's #1 fundraiser event of the year! And it is not for the faint of heart! Tickets are $12 for all ages.
Tickets 10 $ Advance (Purchase at Cosmic Dave's Vinyl Emporium) 12 $ at the door. Sam Tudor is songwriter from British Columbia. His recent album 'Quotidian Dream' has been making waves across Canada, lauded for its "deftness, experimentation and creativity" (Beatroute Magazine).Named by the Georgia Straight as one of Vancouver's "top 10 up and coming acts to watch", Tudor is a poignant songwriter with a unique and personal live show. He will be performing with Ted Crosby on woodwinds and Ben Dwyer on upright bass. Ox began in the smokey confines of East-side Vancouver’s Profile Studios, as songwriter Mark Browning’s project to remake Woody Guthrie’s ‘Dust Bowl Ballads’. What started as a musical history excercise and sonic experiment quickly transformed into an intimate expression of rambling folk soundscape mixed with indie rock. Browning’s 2003 debut, ‘Dust Bowl Revival’ bridged the burgeoning roots alt-country scene into indie cult status coming out of nowhere to eventually reach #1 on Canada’s national college radio chart- the first time an independent record has achieved such an honour.
Yuk Yuk's Sudbury continues its fabulous fall lineup Friday October 26th at Overtime Bar & Grill--- featuring 3 live comics including headliner Cal Post and the very funny Martha Chaves (pronounced Chavez) Cal is the host and producer of Spirits Comedy Night, the longest running comedy open mic night in Canada. Martha Chaves has been featured in 2 National comedy specials: COMICS! On CBC, and There’s something about Martha on CTV and The COMEDY NETWORK Tickets are just $28 dollars in advance.. available at Overtime and online at Eventbrite.ca Don't miss all the laughter at Yuk Yuk's comedy on Friday October 26th!!
Friday, October 26th -Walrus, Tallies, Pity Trip, Millenial Bugg - $10.00 at the door. 10:00pm. Co-presented by River & Sky. Walrus https://walrustheband.bandcamp.com/ “The Halifax based band's debut LP, Family Hangover, is a fuzzed- out electric blanket of soul with unrepentant strands of authentic heaviosity. Extensive studio experimentation can be heard throughout the sonically unique record, from varispeed warble to Spacemen-3 style saucer-drone attacks. Live, their low-key manner belies a depth and dedication to craft. This band could be thrown on a bill between Love and Sabbath and not embarrass the present. "The band somehow mix gentle, Brian Wilson vocal melodies and orchestrations with out-of-the-blue punk thrash parts that keep listeners guessing. The high, winsome vocals and chiming 12-string Rickenbacker certainly conjured late '60s cloudy folk-pop, but the rest of the band infused the songs with sharp edges. Some of it recalled the Sadies, and the musicians in Walrus are certainly in the same league. Back when My Morning Jacket were still kinda metal-y, they made music like Walrus is making now. It's all wild left turns that seem ill-advised but, as they steamroll past, they're a glorious sight to behold." -Vish Khanna (Exclaim) Tallies https://tallies.bandcamp.com/ The late 80’s and early 90’s were a huge influence for many new artists. But when they cite sounds from great artists like Johnny Marr, Cocteau Twins, The Durutti Column and The Beach Boys, you know they are on the right track to something great. Combining up-beat drum beats, melodic bass riffs, jingly guitar leads, and fluttery lighter-than-air vocals, the band give out soft, yet bouncy ray of sunshine not unlike The Sundays’ debut album ‘Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic’ captured. Tallies bridge that long lost sound with yet a new and youthful take on something all their own. Coming out of Toronto, Canada this Indie...