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Barrie Events & Culture Guide Community No matter the season, Events Celebrate in Barrie! We welcome you to participate in the many exciting arts and culture opportunities, including a variety of festivals and events, happening in Barrie throughout the year. Whether you are viewing visual art masterpieces at a gallery, enjoying a concert in the park, getting caught up in the emotion of the theatre, or spending the day at one of our signature festivals, you will find that Barrie is one of Canada’s most dynamic communities. We encourage you to explore our community and take part in the excitement! Visit us at www.barrie.ca/events for more information. ONGOING 3RD THURSDAY PROGRAM The Campus Gallery, open daily MACLAREN ART CENTRE Uptown Theater, 55 Dunlop St. W. from September through May, 37 Mulcaster Street www.barriefilmfestival.ca features student achievements, a www.maclarenart.com On the third Thursday of the monthly speaker series, and exhibitions The regional public art gallery month, the Barrie Film Festival that reflect regional, national, and offering a wide range of exhibitions, offers an international cinematic international art, craft, and design. special events, family programs, art selection featuring lighthearted to camps, and workshops throughout thought-provoking features and FIVE POINTS THEATRE the year. documentaries. 1 Dunlop St. W. barrie.ca/theatres SCREEN ONE MONTHLY BARRIE FARMERS’ MARKET The Five Points Theatre, located FILM SERIES City Hall, 70 Collier St. in the heart of downtown Barrie, www.barriefarmersmarket.ca is host to a variety of theatre Uptown Theater, 55 Dunlop St. W. Open Saturday from 8:00am to productions, film screenings, www.barriefilmfestival.ca noon year-round, the market concerts, comedy, and so much This popular monthly film series features fresh produce, creative more. showcases an international line-up artisan works, a delicious variety of of current cinematic gems on the prepared foods, and special events. GEORGIAN THEATRE first Wednesday and Thursday of Georgian College, the month year-round. BARRIE FOLK SOCIETY 1 Georgian Dr., Building C www.barriefolk.com barrie.ca/theatres WORD UP BARRIE The Barrie Folk Society presents a This 680 seat facility is host to a Unity Market and Café, 25 Toronto St. number of events throughout the variety of professional and amateur www.wordupbarrie.com year including a concert series, theatre productions, concerts, On the 2nd Thursday each month youth songwriting showcase, dance recitals, seminars, and more (except August), enjoy readings, house concerts and more. throughout the year. writers, poets and spoken word CAMPUS GALLERY AT INSIDE THE MUSIC artists. From pros to amateurs, all GEORGIAN COLLEGE insidethemusic.ca are welcome. Helen & Arch Brown Centre for the World-class musicians and artists Visual Arts, 1 Georgian Dr. performing live in concert across www.georgiancollege.ca Ontario. 1 | barrie.ca/events 2019 EVENTS April 25 – May 4 May 8 – 12 NEWFIE ELECTRA & MUSIC FOR THE WEDDING SINGER THE CHANGING VOICE Ferndale Banquet Hall, Five Points Theatre, 1 Dunlop St. W. 24 Ferndale Industrial Dr. www.tift.ca www.kempenfeltplayers.com Talk is Free Theatre presents a Based on the hit Adam Sandler double bill featuring an adaptation movie, The Wedding Singer takes of the Sophocles classic Electra set us back to a time when hair was in Newfoundland, as well as Alyssa big, shoulders were padded, and Wright performing her original a wedding singer was the coolest songs, music she was raised with, guy in the room. and even some tunes by the late Don Wright himself. May 13 STARS COME OUT May 3 – 4 Georgian Theatre, 1 Georgian Dr. CIRQUE MUSICALE www.theatrebythebay.com Georgian Theatre, 1 Georgian Dr. Stars Come Out is a show packed www.bravadoshowchoir.com with song, music, and dance Bravado! Show Choir, the Bravado performed by the biggest stars Band and the A2D2 Aerial Dance from the most popular shows in Cirque Company mix music, Toronto and incredible local acts. dance, theatre and circus arts to celebrate the peculiar genius, May 24 – 26 culture, and characters of the BARRIE WATERFRONT FESTIVAL greatest show on earth. Centennial Park www.barriewaterfront.ca May 4 – 5 A festival featuring live music and BARRIE SPRING ART TOUR family entertainment, as well as Studios throughout Barrie a midway and food for everyone www.barriespringarttour.ca to enjoy. Discover the artistic heart and soul of Barrie, and immerse May 31 – June 2 yourself in unique fine art and GEORGIAN COLLEGE AUTO SHOW contemporary works created by Georgian College, 1 Georgian Dr. 30 local artists and artisans. www.georgianautoshow.ca Visit Canada’s largest outdoor May 4 new car show to explore the MESSIAH PLUS most recent models of over Collier Street United Church, 20 automotive brands in a 112 Collier St. no-pressure environment. www.kingedwardchoir.ca The King Edward Choir sings June – August the rich and moving choruses LAWN CHAIR LUMINATA from Parts 2 & 3 of Handel’s Meridian Place & Heritage Park Messiah plus works by Puccini, www.lawnchairluminata.com Rachmaninoff, Brahms, Dvorak, A free summer series offering a and a Gershwin melody. diverse range of entertainment every Wednesday evening (weather permitting). The Barrie Thunder Classics showcase their classic and custom cars and trucks, and the Barrie Film Festival presents an awesome line-up of outdoor film screenings. Bring your lawn chair and blankets for an evening under the stars! Barrie Events & Culture Guide 2019-2020 | Community Events 2 2019 EVENTS June – September June 1 – 2 June 23 EMERGING MUSICIANS PROGRAM BARRIE NATIVE FRIENDSHIP KIDS FISHING DAY Various Downtown Locations CENTRE POW WOW Heritage Park, 5 Simcoe St. www.barrie.ca/StreetPerformers www.barrienfc.ca www.teachakidtofish.com During the summer months, Celebrate Indigenous culture at The opportunity for kids to catch Barrie’s Emerging Musicians the BNFC’s 30th annual Pow Wow. experience fishing, learn about busking in a variety of downtown This year’s theme is “Let’s Honour conservation, and have lots of fun and waterfront locations, as well the Strawberry”. courtesy of the Kempenfelt Rotary as at festivals and events. Club. June 6 - 17 June 28 June 1 THE KOOL FM BARRIE JAZZ AND BLUES FESTIVAL MERIDIAN PLACE CELEBRATE BARRIE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Centennial Park, 65 Lakeshore Dr. www.barriejazzbluesfest.com Featuring some of the best Meridian Place, 65 Dunlop St. E. www.barrie.ca/CelebrateBarrie www.downtownbarrie.ca Barrie’s kick-off to summer Canadian and international Jazz and Blues artists performing Let’s celebrate the first anniversary featuring live entertainment, of this beautiful public space in heritage village, family activities, indoor and outdoor concerts throughout Barrie and area. the heart of downtown Barrie! community displays, vendor Enjoy live music, a cake cutting, market, and more! June 15 greetings from dignitaries, and an MEC PADDLEFEST evening full of fun. June 1 Centennial Park, 65 Lakeshore Dr. 150 YEARS – LET’S CELEBRATE! www.mec.ca/paddlefest June 28 – 29 Collier Street United Church, Enthusiasts of all skill levels can BARRIE AIR SHOW 112 Collier St. dive into the world of kayaking, Waterfront Parks www.barrieconcertband.org canoeing, and stand-up paddle www.barrie.ca/CanadaDay This exciting 150th birthday boarding with test paddles, The Barrie Air Show returns concert will include several past skills clinics, exhibitors, and a for two thrilling shows over conductors, including Rick Pauze gear swap. Kempenfelt Bay featuring the who will premier his composition Canadian Forces Snowbirds and commissioned for this special June 16 the CF-18 Demo Team, as well as occasion, as well as Mark Tetrault BARRIE CONCERT BAND aviation-themed activities and the renowned tuba player. Meridian Place, 65 Dunlop St. E. military displays. www.barrieconcertband.org An exciting free afternoon concert as part of the Barrie Concert Band’s 150th birthday celebrations. 3 | barrie.ca/events 2019 EVENTS June 29 – July 1 July 19 – August 24 August 3 – 5 PROMENADE DAYS LAWN CHAIR LUMINATA – KEMPENFEST Dunlop St., Downtown Barrie OUTDOOR MUSIC SERIES Waterfront Parks www.downtownbarrie.ca Meridian Place, 65 Dunlop St. E. www.kempenfest.com Barrie’s largest street festival www.downtownbarrie.ca One of the largest outdoor arts featuring live entertainment, Head down to Meridian Place Friday festivals featuring over 300 artisans, midway, street performers, vendor evenings and Sunday afternoons to an antique show, midway, family market, patios, food, and fun. enjoy free live music! Past guests activities, and an amazing line-up include Juno nominee Donovan of live music. July 1 Woods and other ultra-talented CANADA DAY FESTIVITIES Canadian musicians. August 8 – 11 & FIREWORKS BOOTS & HEARTS Waterfront Parks July 20 Burl’s Creek Event Grounds, www.barrie.ca/CanadaDay BIG SKY MUSIC FESTIVAL 8th Line (Oro-Medonte) Celebrate Canada Day with family Burl’s Creek Event Grounds, 8th Line www.bootsandhearts.com activities in Heritage Park and (Oro-Medonte) Camp out under the stars and revel entertainment on the Promenade www.bigskymusicfestival.ca in summer with over 30 country Days Stage. Gather around Barrie’s Take it back to the good ol’ days with music artists. waterfront for the grand finale, a Alabama, Travis Tritt, Diamond Rio, August 15 – 18 spectacular fireworks display over and more as well as a classic DUSK DANCES BARRIE Kempenfelt Bay at 10pm. car show and craft market. Lampman Lane Park, 59 Lampman Ln. www.simcoecontemporarydancers.com July 5 – July 7 July 20 Enjoy a guided tour leading to CRAFT BEER & BBQ FESTIVAL CLASSICS IN THE PARK eclectic, site-specific dance works Heritage Park, 5 Simcoe St. Heritage Park, 5 Simcoe St. from acclaimed national and local www.downtownbarrie.ca www.barriethunderclassics.ca dance artists. A tasty weekend to tempt your taste Barrie Thunder Classics hosts their buds with a variety of food vendors, annual show featuring over 300 August 22 – 25 craft beer, live entertainment, classic and collector cars and trucks THE BARRIE FAIR Celebrity Sauce Cook-off, and ‘Best along the beautiful backdrop of Essa Agriplex, 7505 10th Line (Thornton) of’ Awards.
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