Festival of Nine Lessons & Carols Memorial Chapel

Reception will follow service (6-8pm), Kenyon Lett House)

no ticket required

Step into a whimsical world of imagination and courage this winter at the Gr. K-3 Winter Production as we proudly present “Lions,” a delightful musical adaptation of Polly Dunbar’s enchanting tale, “A Lion is a Lion,” written by Alex Wierzbicki. Set to take the stage on Monday, December 15, 2025, at 3:00 p.m., this production is a charming encounter with a larger-than-life guest that promises to capture hearts both young and old.

What happens when a lion skips down the street, wearing a hat, and finds his way into the homes and hearts of a family of unsuspecting children? Join us for a delightful afternoon filled with playful storytelling, where colourful characters come alive and important lessons on bravery are learnt in the most entertaining fashion. The children must face an interesting dilemma as lunch turns into an extravagant feast, filled with laughter and suspense, as the lion showcases his flair for the dramatic whisk with a suspiciously sharp grin.

Don’t miss the chance to watch our young performers shine. Gather your family and delight in an afternoon where courage conquers curiosity, bringing smiles and inspiration to everyone in attendance.

Tickets on sale after Christmas

Jocelyn Fralick, Soprano / Rachel Andrist, piano

Niagara-born soprano Jocelyn Fralick, acclaimed for roles like Contessa Almaviva and Madame Lidoine, joins internationally renowned pianist Rachel Andrist, veteran of Salzburg to Glyndebourne, for a spellbinding recital. Together, they unite lyrical depth and technical brilliance, crafting an intimate musical journey through beloved classics and new discoveries.

Tickets will go on sale end of December

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Location: Second Century Building – Mandeville Theatre

Zack Guo, a violist rooted in Niagara, earned his Master’s in Viola Performance from Western University under Sharon Wei and Annemarie Moorcroft, following a Bachelor from Brock University. A prizewinner and soloist, he’s performed Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 6, premiered works by Emily Hiemstra, collaborates extensively in chamber and orchestral settings, and teaches at Ridley College and within the Niagara Youth Orchestra.

Tickets will be available in November

Featuring musicians from the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, this dynamic brass quintet delivers a powerful blend of virtuosity and versatility. From Baroque brilliance to jazz-inspired favorites, their performances showcase sparkling precision, rich sonorities, and infectious energy—bringing the vibrant sound of brass to life for audiences of all ages.

Tickets will be on sale in April

Tickets available beginning of May