November 21 @ 10am

The 25th Annual Rotary Christmas parade kicks off the holiday with the first true sightings of Santa Claus in Thunder Bay. Beginning at 10am in the Superstore parking lot, the parade will travel along Memorial Ave to the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium. 

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Cambrian Players presents the musical comedy 
My Favourite Year - November 18-21 & 25-28.

About My Favourite Year:

Benjy Stone the freshman writer on the 1954 hit TV show, "The King Kaiser Comedy Cavalcade." When his hero, movie star Alan Swann, is booked as the live show's guest, it is up to Benjy not only to assure that the star is on stage but that he is sober as well! Benjy acts as chaperone, family mediator, bouncer, alcohol treatment counselor, escort, editor and psychiatrist to the wayward actor. Will Swann turn out to be just another failed father figure to Benjy? Or will he turn out to be a real hero in the end. 

From frozen backyard rinks, to local community arenas, the game of hockey can be found in action all over the city. However one of the best ways to enjoy a hockey game in Thunder Bay is to go and see a Lakehead University Thunderwolves hockey game at the Fort William Gardens.

Vs. Nipissing Lakers - November 6 & 7

Vs. Toronto Varsity Blues - November 27 & 28

 

Join the TBSO for an evening of glitz and glamour at Mozart & Martinis. Sample an exquisite pairing of live symphonic music, delicious appetizers, and delectable martinis. The evening marries the music of renowned composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, performed by the TBSO, with four distinct courses, each featuring a signature martini and appetizer pairing created with Mozart in mind. 

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Discover the music of the oboe, bassoon and flute at the annual all-Italian Baroque concert! Vivacious music by Venice's best-loved composer!  Highlighting the bassoon.

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On November 11th, we remember each brave soul who served and especially those that lost their lives in Canadian military service. Did you know that the idea of using the poppy as a symbol of this remembrance has a historic Thunder Bay connection? 

 Discover the history of the poppy.

Our region is vast - over 250,000 square miles right in the middle of Canada, but it's easy to explore this spectacular land.  Thunder Bay is a great base to begin your daytripping into Northwest Ontario. Explore provincial wilderness parks, sandy beaches, towering cliffs and quaint fishing villages. Catch the northern spirit by visiting one of  Ontario's most beautiful regions! 

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