Three Legends. One Unforgettable Night, ORILLIA!

Experience the music, energy, and excitement of three of the greatest entertainers of all time -- Michael Jackson. James Brown. Elvis Presley -- in We Three Kings: Pop, Soul & Rock 'n Roll Edition!

Starring Leo Days as Michael Jackson, internationally acclaimed Robert Washington as James Brown, and award-winning tribute artist Roy LeBlanc as Elvis Presley in his legendary Las Vegas years.

From "Billie Jean" and "I Feel Good" to "Suspicious Minds" and more, this spectacular live concert delivers iconic hits, incredible performances, dazzling costumes, and nonstop entertainment.

Tickets are selling now—secure your seats today and experience three music legends on one incredible stage!
Tickets available online at there link:
https://shorturl.at/w85br

OCTOBER 23, 2026

Doors Open: 6:30PM | Show Starts: 7:30PM

St. Paul's Centre, 62 Peter Street NORILLIA

St. Paul's Centre presents Pub Night with
Brad Emmons & Samantha Windover

‘Together Again for the First Time’

October 23, 2026
Doors open at 6:00 PM
6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
$10 Cover at the door.
Downstairs in the Banquet Hall.
Pub Food and Cash Bar

St. Paul’s Centre,
62 Peter St, North, Orillia

Mariposa Folk Festival is excited to present Joel Plaskett at St. Paul's Centre in Orillia on October 20, 2026, in partnership with Noisemaker Presents. Joel last played the Festival in 2018, so this is a long overdue reunion with his Mariposa and Orillia and area fans! Tickets are available at the link below.

If you have difficulty purchasing tickets online, phone the Mariposa office at 705-326-3655 for assistance.

https://www.tixr.com/.../nois.../events/joel-plaskett-192627

Doors will open at 7pm. Open seating. Alexander Gallant will open at 8pm and Joel Plaskett will take the stage at 8:45pm. Bar will be open at 7pm.

#livemusic #joelplaskett #alexandergallant #orillia

On Saturday October 17, 2026, the Orillia Concert Band will host our annual fundraiser concert with the participation of the Orillia Big Band once again.  A delightful evening awaits at St. Paul’s Centre with the doors opening at 6:30 pm for a 7:30 pm start time. Refreshments will be made available by Quayles Brewery beforehand and at intermission.Thank-you, Quayles! This season opener has become an OCB tradition to kick off the season while highlighting the generosity of Orillia and Area Community in support of a good cause.

Purchase your tickets here: North Simcoe Victim Services Fundraiser

This year your support will go to North Simcoe Victim Services. This amazing organization is ready to provide immediate care and help to those in crisis across North Simcoe County. Victims of disasters, tragedy, crimes of violence and human trafficking are helped in so many ways by accessing this service at their website https://www.ns-vs.com/ or by phone at 705-325-5578.

With NSVS director Lynn Thomas emceeing, and Randy Hoover our wonderful Music Director leading both the Orillia Concert Band and the Orillia Big Band, what a fun evening it will be! Lots of familiar music from Carol King to Broadway music and Gershwin will keep you smiling  and humming while your feet are dancing. And all while supporting a terrific organization.

Harry Manx is coming to St. Paul's Centre in Orillia.

ORILLIA The “Mysticssippi Blues Man” and world-renowned virtuoso HARRY MANX!

***SOLD OUT***

October 7, 2026
St. Paul’s Centre in Orillia, ON

7:30pm show

Seated Concert

$49 Early Bird Tickets (very limited)

Book Now: https://events.humanitix.com/harry-manx-live-at-the-great...

WHAT TO EXPECT...

Harry Manx has spent decades carving out a singular musical path. He is known for his extraordinary ability to fuse deep blues grooves with the spiritual depth of Indian classical music. Switching effortlessly between slide guitar, harmonica, banjo, and the remarkable Mohan veena — a 20-stringed instrument taught to him by Indian master Vishwa Mohan Bhatt — Manx creates performances that are immersive, transportive, and deeply human.

WHAT THE PRESS SAY..

“A seamless fit between blues and Indian classical music” - DownBeat Magazine

“Deliciously addictive" - The New York Times

“Canada’s most expressive blues player” - Billboard Magazine

“Watching Harry play tonight I feel like I learned something new …. ” Bruce Springsteen

Harry Manx is an artist that critics have occasionally had a hard time getting their minds around. His unique amalgam of blues and other American roots music, classical Indian forms, and bits of rock, pop, and folk makes him difficult to pigeonhole, and self-appointed gatekeepers of those traditions sometimes bemoan his lack of purity, stubbornly missing the point. But Manx’s trip is really quite easy to grasp: He’s an accomplished and adventurous lap-slide guitarist – whether playing a National resonator, a solidbody lap-steel, a modified banjo or cigar-box guitar, or his signature 20-string Mohan Veena – and a compelling singer with a rich, warm, and soulful voice who writes intelligent and compassionate songs and puts them over with heartfelt conviction.” Barry Cleveland, Guitar Player Magazine

There are concerts, and then there are rare musical gatherings that feel quietly profound. Harry Manx creates the latter. This is music that doesn’t rush, doesn’t shout, and doesn’t rely on spectacle — instead, it invites you to listen deeply, feel fully, and leave changed. Audiences don’t just attend a Harry Manx show; they experience it. These nights linger long after the final note fades, becoming the kind of concert people talk about for years. If you value artistry, atmosphere, and the rare magic that happens when a room truly listens, this is a performance you’ll want to be part of!

Presented by NIGHTINGALE CONCERTS

your chance to see live music at it's finest!

St. Paul's Orillia Show CANCELLED!!

To contact the organizer, here's their website:

 https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/tommy-youngsteen-fleetwood-mac-rumours-live-tickets-1987540339659?aff=ebdsoporgprofile#organizer-card

Fleetwood Mac’s classic album “Rumours”Performed by an 8 piece all-star band – featuring hits like “Go Your Own Way” ‘The Chain” “Don’t Stop” "Dreams" ” Landslide” Edge of Seventeen" & many more!

Tommy Youngsteen is a Toronto based supergroup featuring members & alum from Juno winning bands - Stars, The Arkells, Sam Roberts Band, The Trews, Lowest of The Low, July Talk , Serena Ryder Band along with some of the country's top touring & session musicians

Doors 7:00 / Show 7:30

ALL SEATING IS FIRST COME FIRST SERVE

Tickets:
Tommy Youngsteen- Fleetwood Mac "Rumours" LIVE Tickets, Friday, October 2  •  7:30 PM - 9:30 PM | Eventbrite

AN EVENING OF CLASSICAL MASTERPIECES!

One night. Powerfull voice. An experience you will never forget.

Opera baritone Dmytro Garbovskyi — who has graced the world’s greatest stages alongside legends like Plácido Domingo and Ferruccio Furlanetto — invites you to an intimate evening of classical music that will shake your soul to its very core.

Together with his brilliant pianist, Dmytro will bring to life the timeless masterpieces of opera and classical song — music born from love, loss, longing, and the unbreakable human spirit.

This is not just a concert. This is a rare encounter with a voice of extraordinary dramatic power — a baritone whose sound comes from the very depths of the heart. A heart that beats for his homeland Ukraine and for the children whose lives have been torn apart by war.

Every ticket supports the Pure Heart Global Mission — Dmytro’s foundation dedicated to orphans and children affected by war worldwide. (www.globalmission.biz)

🎹 Voice & Piano. Up close. Unforgettable.

📅 Sept 27 | 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM

📍 St. Paul’s Centre, Orillia

Come and hear something truly rare. Come and feel it.

Tickets:
An Unforgettable Night of Classical Music Tickets, Sunday, September 27  •  6 PM - 7:30 PM | Eventbrite

wontbedenied705 X Orillia Youth Centre presents:
Subhumans UK

W/ special guests - Bad Waitress & Brat Stepson

When: Thu, Sep 24th, 2026 - 6:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Where: St. Paul’s Centre, Orillia, Ontario

ALL AGES
Tickets available online at www.orilliayouthcentre.ca

We are beyond stoked to be welcoming the legendary Subhumans from the UK joined by Bad Waitress and Orillia’s Brat Stepson. Subhumans are one of the most influential bands from the UK Anarcho-Punk scene of the 80’s, filed right alongside Crass and Conflict, and just as relevant today as they were during the darkest days of Thatcher’s Britain. Take your choice in how to label them – Punk, UK82, Crusty, etc, – there lies the attraction and consequent reason for their popularity, the band epitomizes non-conformity and connects with people in many different scenes.

All proceeds from the Orillia show are going to the Orillia Youth Centre

Orillia Gig Artwork: Brian Walsby

St. Paul's Centre #orillia is proud to host The Resistance Tour/Town Hall with Charlie Angus. It’s an evening dedicated to uniting powerful, progressive voices to tackle the urgent challenges facing Canadians today.

This is a non-partisan event, where EVERYONE is Welcomed!

Sat. Sept. 19, 2026
Doors open, Book Signing and Meet and Greet @ 6:00 pm
Accessible Ramp and Bathroom
Charlie speaks at 7:00 pm
General Admission
$20.00 CASH ONLY at the door

For Info, contact: revmonicamoore@gmail.com

St. Paul's Centre presents Pub Night with ALEX

Date: Friday, Sept 18, 2026

Time: 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm (doors open at 6:pm)

Cost: $10 Cover at the door.

Downstairs in the Banquet Hall.

Pub Food and Cash Bar

It’s always a good time when ALEX hits the stage!

62 Peter St, North, Orillia

CINEMATIC PIPES - THE MOVIES MEET THE MIGHTY PIPE ORGAN

Friday, August 28 • 7:00 PM

St. Paul's Centre, Orillia

Tickets: $30 • Children 14 & under FREE

Cash accepted at the door
E-Transfer only in advance: dan@danmccoy.ca

What happens when some of the biggest music ever written for the silver screen is unleashed on a

great pipe organ?
CINEMATIC PIPES brings the excitement, drama and sheer spectacle of the movies to St. Paul's Centre in Orillia for a one-night concert featuring organist Stephen Boda, Principal Organist at Timothy Eaton Memorial Church in Toronto.

Forget everything you think you know about an organ recital.

Boda will take command of St. Paul's three-manual Casavant pipe organ, transforming the instrument into an orchestra of sound for an evening filled with music from some of cinema's most unforgettable worlds.

Throughout the concert, St. Paul's two large screens and tech team will bring audiences closer to the action, offering an enhanced view of Boda at the console as he puts the three-manual Casavant through its paces.

Audiences will hear music associated with Star Wars, The Phantom of the Opera, Indiana Jones, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Lord of the Rings and much more - music filled with heroes and villains, adventure, mystery, fantasy and larger-than-life

cinematic excitement.

For anyone who loves epic fantasy, blockbuster movies or great film scores, Cinematic Pipes offers the chance to experience that same kind of musical spectacle in an entirely different way. With thousands of pipes, an enormous range of colours and sounds, and the ability to move from a whisper to a room-shaking roar, the pipe organ may be the ultimate instrument for movie

music.

And you don't have to know anything about classical music - or pipe organs - to enjoy it.

Bring the kids. Bring a movie fan. Bring someone who has never heard a great pipe organ live!

With children 14 and under admitted free, Cinematic Pipes is designed as an accessible night out for families and a chance or a new generation to discover why the pipe organ has been called "the King of Instruments."

On Wednesday, August 12, 2026, audiences are invited to experience an uplifting hour of music, stories, humour and community as Friends & Dan McCoy takes the stage as part of St. James' Anglican Church's Noon-Hour Summer Concert Series.

The free concert runs from 12:15 p.m. to 1:00 p.m., with a free-will offering welcomed.

Designed as an all-ages event, the concert promises something for everyone—from
inspiring performances and fascinating stories to audience participation and an exciting
glimpse into the future of community music education.

Bring a friend, family member or
visiting guests and enjoy this unique community celebration before spending the afternoon exploring downtown Orillia with a stop at Mariposa Market or browsing the vinyl selection at Alleycats Music.

The concert will also serve as the official public launch of the new Keyboard by Numbers Seniors Program. Audience volunteers will discover how quickly they can accompany songs using simple numbered chords.

The seniors' program encourages lifelong music-making while highlighting research
connecting musical activity with healthy aging, including benefits for memory, concentration,
coordination and social engagement.

Special guest Peter Seitz will join Dan McCoy during the presentation. Dan McCoy, Peter
Seitz and Russell Hersen are Program Leads for the keyboard initiative being researched
at the University of Toronto's lab school, the Eric Jackman Institute of Child Study.

Their work explores the Keys4Kids method for learners of all ages

Orillia Vaccination & Wellness Clinic – Sunday, July 19th | For Subsidized Income or Valid Indigenous Status Card Holders

Thanks to the Community Foundation of Orillia and Area, we are hosting a FREE Vaccination & Wellness Clinic for pet owners in Orillia and surrounding communities.

Who is eligible?

This clinic is serving DOGS and for those on subsidized income ONLY or individuals with a valid Indigenous Status Card.

Please bring valid ID and proof of subsidy or status card.

These clinics are intended for pet owners who do not have a regular veterinarian.

Location: St. Paul's United Church, 62 Peter St N, Orillia, ON L3V 4Z1

Dates: Sunday, July 19th

Time: 12:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

• No appointment needed

• First-come, first-served (clinic may close early depending on volume)

Services Available:

• Core vaccinations

• Rabies vaccinations

• Nail trims

• General wellness checks

Important: These clinics are for healthy pets only. Sick or injured animals cannot be treated.

More info: https://ontariospca.ca/.../orillia-wellness-vaccine.../

Won’t be denied and Baytown Hardcore present

Hardcore vs Pop Punk A fundraiser for the Orillia Youth Centre

June 27th – 6:pm doors - $20/PWYC - ALWAYS ALL AGES

St. Paul’s Centre, 62 Peter St. N, ORILLIA

BANDS:

SLEWFOOT
Hey Slugger
ROCKPYLE
Sha//ows
BUTCHER
TOSSED OUT
Hoperfilly

Vendors:

OnTheMark Vintage

VOHC (Vegans of Hardcore)
KSC Insight
𝕤𝕜𝕚𝕟𝕟𝕖𝕕 𝕘𝕠𝕝𝕕 🗡️ 𝕕𝕚𝕒𝕟𝕒
veronica☆

SUBCULT RECORDS

+more TBA

Respect the venue

No drugs or alcohol

Flyer: tate

Wednesday, June 24, 2026
9:30am - 12:30pm
No Cost
To Register contact:
sharonlandfield@gmail.com

🌈 St. Paul’s Centre PRIDE Movie Night 🎬

Join us on Friday, June 19th for a special PRIDE Potluck & Movie Night at St. Paul’s Centre!

Admission is FREE, and if you'd like to contribute to the potluck, feel free to bring a dish to share.

We'll be screening the powerful NFB documentary Parade: Queer Acts of Love & Resistance, a celebration of the history, courage, and resilience of Canada's 2SLGBTQIA+ communities.

Come connect, share a meal, and enjoy an inspiring evening together. Everyone is welcome!

We hope to see you there. ❤️🌈

Join Speaking of Wildlife for Wild Friends & Neighbours, a community celebration of wildlife, conservation, and connection. Meet our wildlife ambassadors, enjoy family-friendly activities, learn about local wildlife, and help support the animals in our care.

ADMISSION BY DONATION; all proceeds help us to provide food, enrichment, and veterinary care for our permanent, non-releasable animal residents.

Sunday, June 14, 2026 - 1 pm to 4 pm

St. Paul's Centre, 62 Peter St. N

Orillia Wellness & Vaccine Clinic
Saturday, June 13
12:00 PM – 3:30 PM
St. Paul’s Church, 62 Peter St N, Orillia

This clinic is for dogs only and will provide free:

• Core vaccinations

• Rabies vaccinations

• Wellness exams

No registration is required. First come, first served.

This clinic is intended for eligible residents of Orillia, Oro-Medonte, Severn, Ramara, and the Chippewas of Rama First Nation. Proof of government subsidy or an Indigenous Status Card is required to access services.

For questions or additional information, I can be contacted at vhiorth@ontariospca.ca

Indulge in dreamy cheesecakes — completely dairy-free! In this hands-on workshop, you’ll mix, top, and taste your way through stunning, guilt-free desserts that everyone will enjoy.

Blending both sweet and savoury flavours, this class is perfect for anyone eager to try something deliciously different this season!

June 9

Time: 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
St.Paul’s Centre

62 Peter St N, Orillia
$50 per person

Dive into Theatre and Dance with the Orillia Silver Band! - Bright Nights! Concert

Bright Nights! – Theatre and dance are in the spotlight on the new spring concert from the Orillia Silver Band.  All in the public are invited to dive in and enjoy!

Our Bright Nights! takes place on Saturday, June 06, 2026, 7:00 pm at the St. Paul’s Centre in Orillia.  Concert tickets are available from the Orillia Silver Band website www.orilliasilverband.com and at the door. 

For this event, the band has prepared two wonderful overtures from the operatic theatre repertoire:  The eye-opening “Overture to Raymond” by French composer Ambroise Thomas and the brilliant “Overture to Die Fledermaus” by Viennese composer Johann Strauss II. 

The musical skills of three of the band’s own soloists will be on offer in this concert as well.  Michael Fraser will be playing the tour-de-force euphonium solo “Harlequin” that is composer Philip Sparke’s tribute to the theatre.  The scintillating “Jubilance” by William Himes will be presented by the band’s solo cornetist, Jonas Feldman.  And solo hornist Rita Arendz will perform the exciting and theatrical “Variations on a Welsh Theme” by composer Peter Kneale.  None of these terrific solo showcases is to be missed!

Of course, music specifically targeted as popular dance selections has a place in our Bright Nights! presentation as well.  Legendary swing band leader Glenn Miller gave us all many great swing-dance tunes to enjoy forever.  Of these favourites, the band will present wonderful arrangements of “In the Mood” and “Pennsylvania 6-5000”.  Bring your dance shoes, your partner, and your energy!

Please put this exciting concert on your calendar.  Your help and encouragement of the band is always greatly appreciated!

We’ll see you soon at the theatre!

Our 2026 PLANT AND JEWELRY SALE is coming up on Saturday, June 6th starting at 8:00 am until Noon. Come by and pick up some plants and meet with our gardening Grandmothers. We will also have our ever-popular sale of Tina's Donated Jewelry!

Saturday June 6, 2026 - 8am until 12pm
It is at 145 Cedar Street, Orillia
See You There!

We Three Kings: The Multinational Tribute to Elvis Presley ~ St. Paul’s Centre ~ ORILLIA, ON

Presented by A Royal Tribute Productions

St. Paul's Centre Great Hall • 62 Peter Street North • Orillia, ON

Doors Open: 6:30PM | Show Starts: 7:30PM EDT | All Ages

Featuring: Oliver Steinhoff, Roy LeBlanc, Leo Days, The Royal Tribute Band

 Purchase your tickets HERE

The Orillia Vocal Ensemble’s Spring Concert is dedicated to raising funds for local charities and celebrating the arts through song. This special performance will support the Orillia Museum of Art & History’s Young Creative Kits project—helping bring creativity to youth in our community.

St. Paul’s Centre, 62 Peter St. N., Orillia
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
Doors open at 7:00 PM | Concert at 7:30 PM
Free admission | Donations welcomed

Led by Director Blair Bailey, Orillia’s “Pay It Forward” choir will present a beautiful program celebrating art and creativity. Come out, enjoy the music, and support

Orillia Vocal Ensemble

#Music #ArtsSupportingArts #orillia #orilliamuseum #payitforward

About the Series

Date: Wednesday, June 3, 2026
Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Place:  In-person or Live-streamed at St. Paul's Centre in Orillia
Price:  $80 +HST for the whole 5 lecture series; $20 +HST for a single talk.

Discover the joy of lifelong creativity in this inspiring Spring 2026 lecture series with Third Age Learning Lakehead (TALL).

Why do we engage with the arts? Simply put because it makes us happy. This series explores how connecting with music, visual art, theatre, literature, and creative expression can deepen life satisfaction at every stage of life. Drawing on research, personal reflection, and real-world examples, we’ll look at how the arts enrich our emotional well-being, strengthen community, and bring meaning to our everyday experiences.

Whether you’re a lifelong arts enthusiast or someone curious about where to begin, these sessions will offer practical, welcoming ways to get involved—no experience required. Learn how to rekindle old passions, discover new creative outlets, and integrate the arts into your life in ways that are accessible, fulfilling, and fun.

Come as you are, and leave inspired to create, connect, and thrive.

Please bring your own mug to enjoy a hot beverage during the intermission. Alternatively, TALL branded travel mugs will be available for purchase for $5 (cash only).
If you are unable to attend the lectures in person, a link will be sent to all registered participants for viewing from the comfort of your own places and spaces! Be sure to invite folks in your network, near and far!

Register Here
https://ec.lakeheadu.ca/tall/feed-the-soul/

Simcoe County 4 Palestine & Sustain Campaign Network present, Tailwind Tea: an afternoon with Global Sumud and Freedom Flotilla Participants with a special guest live from Gaza.

Join us for a discussion on breaking the siege and the reality of life under it.

♡Sunday May 31st

♡2pm-4:30pm

Refreshments will be on offer and a raffle will be held at the end.

Entry: suggested donation $20

Raffle tickets: $5/ea.

All proceeds go to support families in Gaza directly.

About the Series

Date: Wednesday, May 27, 2026
Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Place:  In-person or Live-streamed at St. Paul's Centre in Orillia
Price:  $80 +HST for the whole 5 lecture series; $20 +HST for a single talk.

Discover the joy of lifelong creativity in this inspiring Spring 2026 lecture series with Third Age Learning Lakehead (TALL).

Why do we engage with the arts? Simply put because it makes us happy. This series explores how connecting with music, visual art, theatre, literature, and creative expression can deepen life satisfaction at every stage of life. Drawing on research, personal reflection, and real-world examples, we’ll look at how the arts enrich our emotional well-being, strengthen community, and bring meaning to our everyday experiences.

Whether you’re a lifelong arts enthusiast or someone curious about where to begin, these sessions will offer practical, welcoming ways to get involved—no experience required. Learn how to rekindle old passions, discover new creative outlets, and integrate the arts into your life in ways that are accessible, fulfilling, and fun.

Come as you are, and leave inspired to create, connect, and thrive.

Please bring your own mug to enjoy a hot beverage during the intermission. Alternatively, TALL branded travel mugs will be available for purchase for $5 (cash only).
If you are unable to attend the lectures in person, a link will be sent to all registered participants for viewing from the comfort of your own places and spaces! Be sure to invite folks in your network, near and far!

Register Here
https://ec.lakeheadu.ca/tall/feed-the-soul/

Culinary Journey of Cooking Classes - Gourmet artisan baguette MASTERCLASS
Save your spot for May's workshop!

Only 5 spots remain for the Baguette Appetizer Masterclass with Chef Anne

Wednesday, May 13, 2026
St. Paul’s Centre
$50/Person
(705) 955 - 1015
To Reserve Your Spot:
Email: Taste.the.good.life@outlook.com

About the Series

Date: Wednesday, May 13, 2026
Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Place:  In-person or Live-streamed at St. Paul's Centre in Orillia
Price:  $80 +HST for the whole 5 lecture series; $20 +HST for a single talk.

Discover the joy of lifelong creativity in this inspiring Spring 2026 lecture series with Third Age Learning Lakehead (TALL).

Why do we engage with the arts? Simply put because it makes us happy. This series explores how connecting with music, visual art, theatre, literature, and creative expression can deepen life satisfaction at every stage of life. Drawing on research, personal reflection, and real-world examples, we’ll look at how the arts enrich our emotional well-being, strengthen community, and bring meaning to our everyday experiences.

Whether you’re a lifelong arts enthusiast or someone curious about where to begin, these sessions will offer practical, welcoming ways to get involved—no experience required. Learn how to rekindle old passions, discover new creative outlets, and integrate the arts into your life in ways that are accessible, fulfilling, and fun.

Come as you are, and leave inspired to create, connect, and thrive.

Please bring your own mug to enjoy a hot beverage during the intermission. Alternatively, TALL branded travel mugs will be available for purchase for $5 (cash only).
If you are unable to attend the lectures in person, a link will be sent to all registered participants for viewing from the comfort of your own places and spaces! Be sure to invite folks in your network, near and far!

Register Here
https://ec.lakeheadu.ca/tall/feed-the-soul/

Our annual High Tea in a Box Fundraiser is coming up on Saturday, May 9, 2026. We always sell out, so it's best to order early. Final cut-off date to accept orders is May 3, 2026.