North Shore Music Theatre: A One-Stop Guide to the Best Things to Do on the North Shore

With more than 300 free concerts and other events scheduled to take place on the North Shore this summer, it can be tough to decide which ones to attend. Luckily, the following guide will help you make the right choices when it comes to music, theatre, dance, and more. Whether you’re looking to catch a performance by your favorite band, explore a local art gallery, or just have some fun with friends, there’s something for everyone on the North Shore.

Summer music series

If you’re looking for a concert series to accompany you on your summer adventures, there are plenty to choose from. Some of the most popular series include the North Shore Summer Concerts, which takes place at various venues around the community, and the Shoreline Summer Concert Series, which takes place at the Discovery Pool at Aurora Beach.  Both of these series are free and open to the public, so you can bring your friends and family along. If you’re looking for something a little more intimate, the North Shore Summer Series at the North Shore Performing Arts Centre is an excellent choice. You’ll be able to see performances by some of the North Shore’s most popular artists, including the Eagles, who will be playing a number of shows at the Performing Arts Centre throughout the summer. Next article here.

Theatre

When it comes to theatre, there’s no shortage of options on the North Shore. The North Shore Theatre Centre has a number of shows you can see during the summer, including Dallas, The Musical, and Rent. If you’re looking for more serious theatre, check out the Summer Festival of Canadian Plays, which takes place at various venues around the community. This four-week festival features nine Canadian plays, including Hairspray, The Railway Children, The Great Gatsby, and many more. This festival is free, but reservations are recommended.  If you’re looking for something a little more interactive, check out Curious Theatre’s Curious Summer. This program features a number of different activities, including improv classes and writing workshops, so you can try something new while you’re on the North Shore.

Dance

If you love to dance, the North Shore is the perfect place to be. You can take dance classes at the North Shore Dance Centre or the Danceworks studios, or you can check out a variety of dance performances, including ballets, modern, hip-hop, and more, at the North Shore Performing Arts Centre. If you’re looking for something more social, you can always join one of the many dance groups on the North Shore, including the West End Swing Society and the North Shore Swing Society.  If you’re looking for something a little more interactive, check out the Summer Dance Camp at the North Shore Performing Arts Centre. This six-week camp teaches dance techniques, including improvisation and acting, as well as ballroom dancing techniques, so you can put your newfound skills to good use. Find more information here.

Music festivals

If you’re looking for a festival that’s family-friendly, you’ll love the West End Blues Festival. You can enjoy live music by some of the North Shore’s best blues artists, as well as a number of family activities, like workshops and a children’s stage. If you’re looking for something a little more alternative, check out the North Shore Folk Festival, which features dozens of artists from around the world, as well as many different workshops and activities for you and your family.  If you love festival food, but don’t feel like packing a lunch, you’ll love the North Shore Smorgasburg. This food festival features dozens of different food vendors, as well as live music from various local bands. You can also check out the West End Smorgasburg for even more delicious food to try.

Outdoor activities

If you’re looking for something more active, you can always check out a sports game at one of the community sports facilities, including the North Shore Winter Club and the North Shore Summer Club. You can also check out some of the community pools, including Aurora Beach, Sun Valley, or Discovery pools, or you can join the North Shore Skate Club to learn how to skate or improve your skills. If you’re interested in learning how to surf or scuba dive or take a canoe or kayak trip, you can find an activity near you or book a trip online.

Conclusion

As you can see, there’s plenty to do on the North Shore during the summer. Whether you’re looking for music, theatre, dance, or something more active, there’s sure to be a fit for you. But if you’re looking for even more options, you can also check out the best things to do on the North Shore in the winter.