AJAX DOWNS RACETRACK LIVE QUARTER HORSE RACING LOCATED AT 50 ALEXANDER'S CROSSING , AJAX EXCITING FAMILY FUN MAY - OCTOBER VISIT WWW.AJAXDOWNS.COM FOR A FULL LIST OF RACE DATES AND EVENTS

SING! 2025 presents a large variety of world-class performers, all of whom showcase the versatility and power of the human voice!

Catch a ride on a miniature train, operated by the Golden Horseshoe Live Steamers!

Cellist Paul Pulford, violinist Sadie Fields and Guelph Musicfest director/pianist Ken Gee have been performing together as the Festival Trio since 2014. Sadie Fields lives in Brussels, Belgium, and has a stellar career in Europe, performing in top-drawer ensembles and recently became the new principal violinist of the famed Edinburgh String Quartet. Paul Pulford lives in Long Reach, New Brunswick, but his previous musical roots include many years as cellist of the renowned Penderecki Quartet based at Laurier University, where he taught, conducted, and was chair of the music department. All of this was in addition to solo performances, fondness for contemporary music, and many CD recordings. Ken is the founder and artistic director of Guelph Musicfest. PROGRAM: Haydn, Piano Trio no. 35 in C major, Hob. XV:21; Pál Hermann, Suite for solo violin (1919); de Falla, Suite Populaire Espagnole, for cello & piano; Shostakovich, Piano Trio no. 2 in e minor, op. 67

10-ta Rocznica! Mississauga Polish Days is turning 10! 

Join us as we celebrate a decade of Polish pride, culture, and community! This milestone year is going to be bigger and better than ever, and you’re invited to experience the magic of Polish heritage right here in Mississauga!

Mark your calendars:
June 6: 5 PM – 11 PM
June 7: 1 PM – 11 PM

What to expect?
Live music and traditional Polish performances
Authentic Polish cuisine 
Party the nights away with entertainment for all ages
Art, culture, and so much more!

Bring your friends and family and help us make this 10th-anniversary celebration one for the books! Let’s show the world what Polish culture is all about.

Where: Celebration Square, Mississauga
Admission is free!

Polish spirit, delicious food, and unforgettable memories await you. Come for the culture, stay for the celebration! 

The City of Welland, Niagara's Classic Rock 91.7 Giant FM and New Country 89.1 present the Summer 2025 Concerts on the Canal Series. Please join us for Concerts on the Canal series launch on June 6th. We kick things off with party starter DJ Dave Stiles — followed by opening act Joe Lapinski, veteran Canadian musician, producer, and founder of WOW! Recording Studio in St. Catharines. Our headliner is The Smoothies who will have you dancing all night with their unique and funky spin on classic hits!

These free, family friendly outdoor performances will take place at the beautiful Merritt Park Amphitheatre located at 151 King St, Welland, ON.

Gates open at 6pm. Food and drinks available starting at 6pm.

Payadora is an award-winning ensemble that performs its own arrangements of a core repertoire drawing from Argentinian/Uruguayan traditions (tangos, milongas, waltzes, and folk music such as the Zamba and chacarera), as well as original songs inspired by that tradition. Comprised of musicians who are each musical powerhouses in their own right, this “superstar group” has combined their profound love of tango with their classical, jazz and world music backgrounds to create something entirely new. Payadora is officially endorsed by the Argentinian Consulate in Toronto for its adherence to the spirit of tango, and audiences flock to performances that convey joy, virtuosity, humour and intense passion. PERFORMERS: Rebekah Wolkstein (violin, vocals), Drew Jurecka Bandoneon (violin), Elbio Fernandez (vocals), Mark Camilleri (piano), Jesse Dietche (double bass)

Witness the re-enactment of the Battle of Stoney Creek June 6, 1813, a significant turning point in the War of 1812.

Luck be a lady tonight! Prepare to be entertained with campy, dancy drag performances from local drag stars Betty Baker and Sahira Q. That's not all! We also have six games of bingo with fabulous prizes to be won. No need to bring any bingo materials - we'll have all that for you. About our performers...Betty Baker is a cabaret style drag entertainer from Peterborough Ontario, whose performances are high concept, high fashion, high energy and more than a little bit campy! You can always count on energy, comedy and an element of surprise with Betty's performances. Betty designs and sews all of her own drag costumes to connect with and enhance the content of each of her performances. She has been performing in drag since the age of 15 and her Library Drag Storytime performances have garnered national attention. In September, Betty will begin her fourth and final year of Theatre Production and Costume Design at the Creative School of Toronto Metropolitan University. Learn more at https://www.bettybakerdrag.com/ or on Instagram at @bettyybaker Sahira Q is the drag djinn of Peterborough-bold, boundless, and unapologetically intersectional. Born in Zanzibar and shaped by an immigrant upbringing in Toronto, Sahira blends makeup, costume, movement and storytelling into a fearless expression of freedom. Every performance is a mix of sharp humour, raw truth, and electrifying presence. With a background in graphic design, Sahira brings a sharp eye for detail to every look and stage moment. "Drag isn't just an art-it's a statement. A challenge. A celebration."

The Penderecki String Quartet is a renowned chamber ensemble based in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. Founded in 1986, the quartet began its career as winners of the Penderecki Prize at the National Chamber Music Competition in Łódz, Poland. Since 1991, they have been the Quartet-in-Residence at Wilfrid Laurier University, where they have established themselves as one of the most respected chamber ensembles in Canada. PERFORMERS: Jerzy Kaplanek (violin), Jeremy Bell (violin), Christine Vlajk (viola) and Katie Schlaikjer (cello); guest cellist Roman Borys (Gryphon Trio). PROGRAM: Brahms, Quartet no. 3 in B flat, op. 67; Dinuk Wijeratne "Two Pop Songs on Antique Poems" (2014); Schubert, String Quintet in C major, D. 956 (”Cello Quintet”)