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Celebrate Western’s International Week with the annual Songs of Many Lands concert.
Back To The 80s! Benefits Rock Concert - Light Up The Harbour at London Music Hall on Thursday, October 22, 2026, in London Ontario.
This concert celebrates the artistic and philanthropic legacy of composer Jack Behrens and pianist Sonja Behrens, whose vision helped establish the Fridays at Noon Concert Series.
Western University Singers choir joins the Western University Symphony Orchestra to perform Ralph Vaughan Williams' Toward the Unknown Region.
The Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble perform a joint concert to celebrate the new academic year!
Parabolus: The Complete Tool Experience at London Music Hall on Saturday, January 16, 2027, in London Ontario.
Join The Don Wright Faculty of Music at Western University for an amazing opportunity to hear members of the Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra—Cristina Zacharais, violin and Jussif Barakat Martínez, double bass—perform in concert alongside Early Music Studio faculty and students.
In advance of the Vancouver Recital Society Concert planned for the following day with mezzo-soprano Ema Nikolovska, Sean Shibe, guitar joins them for a guitar masterclass.
In advance of the Vancouver Recital Society Concert planned for the following day with Sean Shibe, guitar, mezzo-soprano Ema Nikolovska joins us for a masterclass featuring current Western Music voice students. This masterclass is part of the Vancouver Recital Society Visiting Artist Series, made possible with a generous gift from alumna Elaine Adair. The Don Wright Faculty of music is proud to welcome distinguished guest artists visiting for residencies and public masterclasses, as well as those who perform each week during our signature "Fridays @ 12:30" concert series.
Looking to catch a performance or an immersive theatrical experience? You’re in luck! London, Ontario has a vibrant and well-established theatre scene. Professional theatre is an important part of our city’s cultural fabric along with the city’s dynamic community theatre scene. With the variety of options available, you can catch a production almost any time of year!
Old East Village (OEV) is located in London’s Core Area. Surrounded by a beautiful heritage neighbourhood, OEV’s commercial district stretches along Dundas Street between Adelaide and Charlotte and beyond.
Welcome to London, Ontario, Canada! Let us give you a few ideas about what to see on your first visit to our wonderful city. From markets, restaurants, theatres, museums, nature and local stores and goodies!
The London Music Hall of Fame, located at 182 Dundas Street, is the only one of its kind in Canada – a real gem in a former jewelry story! Cases once filled with diamonds now display platinum albums – and musical glitter galore.
The weather may be cooling off, but London is still red hot when it comes to fall events! If you enjoyed September’s festivals, then you'll love what the rest of the season has in store for the Forest City.
The snow has melted away and the flowers have begun to sprout; it's the perfect time to plan a spring road trip in London, Ontario. There are countless options of entertainment both indoors and outdoors to ensure you have a memorable trip, no matter what spring weather is thrown your way!
Seek out one of London's many bike paths for a truly unique adventure! Pedaling along can take you through some of the most interesting neighbourhoods and historic parts of the city.
As the temperature rises and nature blooms, London, Ontario comes alive with the spirit of spring. London's spring festivals are the ultimate playground for fun-seekers and foodies alike.
Summer is sizzling in London, Ontario and July is bursting with events that will keep you dancing, laughing and savouring every moment. Dive into July festivals that you simply can't miss!