Beer & Cheese Pairing

La Fromagerie 80 Elgin Street, Sudbury, Canada

La Fromagerie & Muskoka Brewing are teaming up to pair 4 great beers with 4 amazing cheeses. The Muskoka beer expert will be on site to lead everyone through the pairings. Plus live music and giveaways! Limited seats available. $20 per person Available online, via e-transfer or in restaurant.

$20

Wednesday Beer Pong Tournament | Sign up Before Midnight

The Coulson Nightclub 52 Larch Street, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

The Coulson will be hosting a Beer Pong Tournament every Wednesday with DJ BUBBA! Yes, beer pong and cheap drinks! Must sign up before midnight, also girls play for free for the month of JUNE! $5 to sign up or to buy back in. Sign up as singles, not teams. Winner takes home, $100 CASH! No Cover | 19+

Thursday Market Hikes

South end of Paris/York parking lot

This urban hike will depart from and return to the Thursday Market on York Street. It will be approximately 1.5 hours (3 km) in length. The hike is open to all, and is stroller friendly. The walk is designed to introduce you to the history and attractions of the Bell Park area. The route of the hike will vary. After the hike, you can visit the farmer, artisan, and craft vendor booths at the market. Meet us in the south parking lot (the north is where the vendor booths will be set up).

Italian Whites and Raw Bites Patio Party

Ristorante Verdicchio 1351 Kelly Lake Road, Sudbury, Sudbury, Canada

Oysters, seafood and wine, oh my! But plenty of fresh local veggies to try! Join us on our patio to taste a variety of Italian white wines, paired with a selection of seafood and vegetables as part of an outdoor raw bar. A perfect way to enjoy a summer evening – delight in a selection of fresh oysters and other original bites using fresh local produce and fish. (vegetarian friendly) Tickets are $40 each and available by calling 705-523-2794.

$45

Toby Keith

Sudbury Community Arena 240 Elgin Street, Sudbury, Canada

Friday Noon Hour Walk: Up Here Special

Tom Davies Square 200 Brady Street, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada

Take a break... come for a lunchtime walk to boost your productivity or simply break up the day! This week, in celebration of the Up Here festival taking place, we will do a murals walk, maybe even seeing some new works in progress, and we may stop by the Up Here Headquarters. Speed & terrain: moderate (be prepared to walk partly on sidewalks, partly on trails) Distance: roughly 2.5-3km (flexible) Approx duration: 45min Meeting location: For the duration of the construction at Tom Davies Courtyard, please meet at the entrance at the corner of Paris and Larch Make sure to dress appropriately, in layers & to wear good walking boots. Hiking poles welcome.

Ocean City Defender

Townehouse Tavern 206 Elgin Street, Sudbury, Canada

The RBC Northern Series presents some of the best acts from Northern Ontario in intimate settings between 5 and 7 pm. OCEAN CITY DEFENDER Ocean City Defender is a synthpop duo comprised of multi-instrumentalists K. Preston Merkley and Robin Moss that creates lush, tightly-crafted,‘80s-inspired electro-pop with a distinctly 21st century shimmer. Their highly emotive and danceable synth pop speaks of dreams, love, and memory. Perhaps it’s this fusion of human sentiment and technology that has subsequently lead to his contributions to video game scores. FREE! Thanks RBC! UP HERE Up Here is an urban art & emerging music festival in weird and wonderful downtown Sudbury that takes place from August 17-19. Follow Up Here festival, RSVP Up Here 4 🔺🔺🔺 OCEAN CITY DEFENDER Ocean City Defender est un duo synthpop composé des multi-instrumentalistes K. Preston Merkley et Robin Moss, créateurs d'électropop luxuriante bien-ficelée qui fait un clin d'oeil aux années 80s tout étant distinctement 21e siècle. Leur synthpop dansante et émotive chante les rêves, l'amour et les souvenirs. C'est peut-être cette fusion de sentiments humains et de technologie qui 'a mené à contribuer à des bandes sonores de jeux vidéos. GRATUIT! Merci RBC! UP HERE Up Here est un festival d'art public et de musique émergente dans l'étrange ville de Sudbury, Ontario qui a lieu du 17-19 août. Suivez: Up Here festival et RSVP: Up Here 4

UP HERE 4: Tommy and the Commies (Release) / Priors / Ghost Cat

The Durham Social 82 Durham Street, Sudbury, Canada

Here Come Tommy and the Commies! Let's kick-off the festival with good ol' all-ages punk show. It's a record release. It's a party. It's one hell of a way to get this festival started. Enter through the back alley and make your way up to the Durham Hall. TOMMY AND THE COMMIES (Record Release!) If all the greats of power pop got together and raised a boy-child, the result would be Tommy. He’s joined in this endeavour by the hurtin’ boys: the Houle brothers, who play in every single punk band to come out of Sudbury. Tommy and the Commies’ hooligan pop is one of Sudbury’s best exports, and Up Here marks the official release of their album “Here Come” with Slovenly Records. They make it look so easy. Fun fact: they gave their very first show in a back alley at Up Here in 2016, and now, they’re releasing an album internationally. PRIORS PRIORS are a punk band from Montreal that started as a bedroom project for vocalist Chance Hutchison, and has since evolved into something else entirely. The band includes Drew Demers of The Famines, Stuart Buckley of Stegosaurus, Alan Hildebrandt of Le Tabarnak and Sebastian Godin of Sonic Avenues. They released their first full length LP in March 2018 and are prepping the release of their second LP, New Pleasure, in October 2018. GHOST CAT Two Sudbury ex-pats and a local creating “trying-their-best-rock.” Their two albums, Aw Fuck and Fuck Ya, are curse-laden mantras for the modern age on therapy, hook-up culture, and hating people. Their goofy punk rock is youthful in its energy, but their cynicism is patently adult. DJ PETE SLOVENLY Get ready to move with this guy behind your turntables, or behind his own portable turntables (or under them! They've been seen hanging upside-down...

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$10

UP HERE 4: Venetian Snares x Daniel Lanois / Mclean / Joanne Pollock

The Grand 23 Elgin Street, Sudbury

Get ready because we're kicking off Up Here 4 with venetian snares x Daniel Lanois, one of the most unique and captivating musical collaborations ever to come out of Canada. Presented in collaboration with La Slague. VENETIAN SNARES x DANIEL LANOIS This project is an unlikely meeting of musical minds: Aaron Funk (Venetian Snares) from Winnipeg, and Daniel Lanois originally from Hamilton known for working with Brian Eno, U2, Bob Dylan and Emmylou Harris. In this new project, Lanois focuses on creating gorgeous ambient soundscapes with his signature processed lap steel guitar, while Venetian Snares provides vivid contrasting genre-bending drum’n’bass & breakcore beats. When asked about the project, Lanois said : “It’s like playing clarinet with Squarepusher.” The result is one of the most captivating and unique musical collaborations ever to come out of Canada. A melange of gospel and electronics. MCLEAN / ALBUM LAUNCH McLean is a multi-instrumentalist from Sudbury. He spent his childhood travelling the hallways of an abandoned mine, guided by the ghostly voices of his ancestors. It's no surprise that he formed friendships with poet Sylvia Plath, mathematician John Nash, and musician James Taylor, who taught him to play the guitar during a brief stay at a psychiatric institute. In his great artistic heart he holds great ambitions and hopes to one day die in Sudbury. JOANNE POLLOCK Joanne Pollock if forging her unique brand of future-pop. She has released two EPs, one album with her band Poemss (featuring Venetian Snares) and one critically acclaimed solo album, Stranger. Pollock embraces unconventionality. Her music is a satisfying blend of warmth, folk, pop and glitchy electronics. Originally from Toronto, Winnipeg is currently where she calls home. TICKETS $30 advance / $35 at the door UP HERE Up Here is an urban art & emerging music festival in weird...

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$30

CNIB Golf After Dark

Monte Vista Golf Club 2516 Old Hwy 69, Val Caron, Ontario, Canada

In support of Canadian National Institute for the Blind