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Canadians Next on Stage
Jul 16 - 17 2026 Pirates of Penzance Gilbert & Sullivan
Opera York
Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts Jul 17 - 19 2026 Robin Hood Ben Moore
Pacific Opera Victoria
Baumann Centre Jul 17 2026 La descente d’Orphée aux enfers Charpentier
Les arts florissants
Jul 18 2026 Sweat Juliet Palmer
Manitoba Underground Opera
John Hirsch Mainstage Jul 19 2026 Opera in the Park Various
Vancouver Opera
Deer Lake Park Festival Lawn Jul 20 2026 Sweat Juliet Palmer
Manitoba Underground Opera
John Hirsch Mainstage Jul 21 2026 Sweat Juliet Palmer
Manitoba Underground Opera
John Hirsch Mainstage Jul 23 2026Ma belle opérette ! Various
Festival d’opéra de Québec
Théâtre La Bordée Jul 23 2026 Sweat Juliet Palmer
Manitoba Underground Opera
John Hirsch Mainstage Jul 23 2026 Dido and Aeneas Purcell
Ottawa Chamberfest and Opera Atelier
Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre
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Pirates of Penzance Gilbert & Sullivan
Opera York
Robin Hood Ben Moore
Pacific Opera Victoria
La descente d’Orphée aux enfers Charpentier
Les arts florissants
Sweat Juliet Palmer
Manitoba Underground Opera
Opera in the Park Various
Vancouver Opera
Sweat Juliet Palmer
Manitoba Underground Opera
Sweat Juliet Palmer
Manitoba Underground Opera
Ma belle opérette ! Various
Festival d’opéra de Québec
Sweat Juliet Palmer
Manitoba Underground Opera
Dido and Aeneas Purcell
Ottawa Chamberfest and Opera Atelier
- Aug 05 2026
McKenzie Warriner and Ying Zhang Various
Harmonaire Musique
From Harmonaire Musique‘s website:
Cataraqui Chamber Music Festival
Harmonaire Musique is pleased to present the Cataraqui Chamber Music Festival. The festival will take place from August 5 to August 19, 2026 at The Spire in Kingston, bringing together classical chamber music performances with an Indigenous Cultural Corridor and workshops to create a summer festival that combines classical artistic excellence with Indigenous cultural engagement.
Rooted in Kingston’s rich historical background and diverse cultural environment, the meaning of the name “Cataraqui” (often spelled Katarokwi by Indigenous communities) is an Indigenous term, likely Mohawk, with meanings including “a place where there is clay or limestone,” “great meeting place,” or “where the river meets the lake.” It refers primarily to the Kingston, Ontario area and its surrounding waterways.
This project aims, through the parallel presentation of musical performances and cultural programs, to allow audiences not only to experience high-quality live classical music, but also to encounter, understand, and engage with the cultural context of this land within the same space. Participants are not only audiences, but can also become part of the festival experience through participation in workshops and the Indigenous Cultural Corridor.
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