Join us for the 2nd annual Symphony Crawl! This event will let you explore downtown Sudbury and experience a world of diverse live music. Hear it. See it. Feel it. Purchase a Symphony Crawl Passport and walk from venue to venue to listen to over 80 musicians throughout the day! Stop at each of the 25 participating downtown venues to listen to a musical performance, get your passport stamped and receive an appetizer, a drink or a gift. Join us at the School of Architecture at 5 p.m. for a grand finale, where the Northern Brass Choir and the entire Sudbury Symphony Orchestra will be performing. Hand in your stamped passport at the School of Architecture before 6 p.m. on Symphony Crawl Day for a chance to win a grand prize from one of our community partners. Passports are available as of August 28th, for $50, at the following locations: Sudbury Symphony Orchestra Office - 96 Larch St. One Sky Fine Goods - 125 Durham St. Jett Landry Music - 1119 Lasalle Blvd. Gourmet World - 1984 Regent St. All proceeds raised will go towards the Sudbury Symphony Orchestra's 44th season. Eat local. Shop local. Enjoy local. Love local.

Elton Rohn is thrilling audiences across Canada and the USA! As Elton Rohn, Ron Camilleri’s ability to transform into Elton John is absolutely uncanny. Audiences are amazed - it’s like seeing a 1970’s Elton John concert LIVE! His band is made up of some of Canada’s finest musicians, and every note is played live, no tracks. The band also features a full four part harmony. Elton Rohn has headlined over 250 shows including major festivals across Canada and the USA but most notably Las Vegas, where they were the only Elton John tribute asked to play the Elton John convention! This Benefit Event is in support of The Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada - Ontario Chapter. The Children’s Wish Foundation helps bring smiles to many boys and girls with life-threatening illnesses, by making their greatest wish come true. Ticket & Info Line 1-888-777-9793 www.BenefitShow.net Children's Wish Foundation of Canada, Ontario Chapter

Wednesday, October 2nd - 7pm doors - Pass the Hat, $10.00 recommended donation. 8:00pm show Petunia is more than just an entertainer, he’s a modern musical enigma. Imagine that David Lynch and Nick Cave had a hillbilly baby, that yodeled… or Tom Waits meets Elvis at Woody Guthrie’s hobo junction. This is just one way of describing the man known simply as Petunia. He’s an adventure seeker, a poker player, and a mysterious stranger. He’s been referred to as “The Savior of Country Music”, and a man who exists in a different era, bringing the past forth as something new to be celebrated and not forgotten The Minimalist Jugband "sadder than music funnier than comedy" "washed up guy on a washtub bass" "psycho billy beatnik poet"

On the evening of October 3rd, Ashley Woodruff will be taking the stage with Rob Murphy at The Townehouse. Rob will be opening the show with "Piano Bar Gone Wild", before Ashley takes the stage. https://ashleywoodruff.com