Gather twice each month to write, explore, share and bring your story to life, with a private 33-minute author coaching conversation each month and guidance from author and publisher Jennifer M. Maki.

Come out and see what the Fort City Kinettes are all about. We are a service group that holds events throughout the year to raise funds to be donated back into our community as needed. The Fort City Kinettes are part of Kin Canada. Kin Canada is an all Canadian and vibrant network of volunteers dedicated to making an impact across the country. With hundreds of clubs and thousands of members we empower individuals to identify and address the unique needs of their local communities while learning, making friends and having fun. If you would like to find out more and join the Family of Kinette please contact Karen Danelisky at 807-474-9567.

Celebrate 40 years of compassionate care with Hospice Northwest at the Ruby Celebration! Enjoy gourmet hors d’oeuvres, a signature Ruby cocktail, live music, guest speakers, a history walk, silent auction, and 50/50 draw. Thursday, October 15, 6:30 p.m. - Thunder Bay Community Auditorium.
Tickets $100.

NIGHT ONE (ALL AGES) - Local bands battle it out for free recording time at Blueprints Studio! Come cheer on Brazen Bull, The Vertebraekers, Bathe in Dirt, Dongy, and Avalon on October 15 at Black Pirates Pub! Advance tickets $10 on Eventbrite or $15 at the door.

This event is a FUNdraiser for the 2027 Walk to Conquer Cancer benefitting the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. I will be participating in the event in September 2027 in Toronto for my 15th year and I am aiming to make this my greatest year yet for my FUNdraising total.

NIGHT TWO (19+) - Local bands battle it out for free recording time at Blueprints Studio! Come cheer on Crooked King, VHS, Marlon and Les Gourds, Jordan Humeniuk, and DDumaurier on October 16 at Black Pirates Pub! Advance tickets $10 on Eventbrite or $15 at the door.

Join us at Fort William Historical Park for Halloween Hoot, a family-friendly event that transforms the historic site into a Halloween haven. Enjoy haunted houses, trick-or-treating, creepy crafts and ghastly games, and discover why the mysterious birds have taken over Williamstown, transforming it into the Tree Fort.

Join us at the Slovak legion for our annual whiskey tasting event to support the Macgillivray Pipe Band. Event includes trivia with prizes, performances from the band, and light snacks. All ticket sales include a $20 donation to the band. Charitable donation receipts will be provided.

Cambrian Players Improv will be back on the stage on Saturday, October 17th! Join us for a night full of laughs and good times, and enjoy a special performance from Embody Dance Collective!

Join us at Fort William Historical Park for Halloween Hoot, a family-friendly event that transforms the historic site into a Halloween haven. Enjoy haunted houses, trick-or-treating, creepy crafts and ghastly games, and discover why the mysterious birds have taken over Williamstown, transforming it into the Tree Fort.

Hallowe'en Tea
Saturday October 24, 2026
Draw Table, Bake Table, Raffles, 50/50 and much more.
There’s something for everyone!
Tea and coffee served with delicious sandwiches and dainties.
Two seatings: 12:00-1:30; 2:00-3:30.
Advance tickets only, available from Legion Club Room and from members.
Adults $10.00, children 12 and under $5.00
Everyone welcome!

Join us at Fort William Historical Park for Halloween Hoot, a family-friendly event that transforms the historic site into a Halloween haven. Enjoy haunted houses, trick-or-treating, creepy crafts and ghastly games, and discover why the mysterious birds have taken over Williamstown, transforming it into the Tree Fort.

Join us at Fort William Historical Park for Halloween Hoot, a family-friendly event that transforms the historic site into a Halloween haven. Enjoy haunted houses, trick-or-treating, creepy crafts and ghastly games, and discover why the mysterious birds have taken over Williamstown, transforming it into the Tree Fort.

Karim and Nady from the Italian Touch Latin Dance School bring salsa, bachata, merengue, reggaeton, and more to the dance floor, all with a touch of Halloween magic. Costumes are encouraged, so bring your best costume and participate in the costume contest for your chance to win multiple prizes. You can also treat yourself to fresh Neapolitan pizza from Lento Wood Fired Pizza and enjoy drink specials on all house cocktails throughout the night. Admission is $10 in advance, $15 at the door.

Dance the night away, sing along, or simply sit back and enjoy the music and lively atmosphere with friends. There will also be chances to win some great prizes throughout the evening!

Come on downtown to The Foundry to enjoy a night of ROCK n ROLL with Lady Mullet and the Mayhem! Their electric show will have you up on your feet, so fluff those mullets and bring some friends for a good time and great music! Show starts at 9pm, admission is only $10 at the door for 2 deadly sets of Rock'n'roll!

Come for the comedy and be home before your bedtime! Join us for the Harm Reduction Pre-Conference Comedy Night featuring comedian Andrew Barr. Open to the public, 18+ and a dry event. You do not need to be registered for the Harm Reduction Conference to attend. Tickets: $25 in person | $15 virtual
Tickets: www.tinyurl.com/harmreduction2026

The Thunder Bay Practical Philosophy Club is part of a not for profit that aims to make philosophy more accessible for all. Join us for an evening of casual but thoughtful discussion. We will also be meeting on the 24th at the same place and time.

Join John Dolce and Parker (Jessica Durand) for their 4th annual intimate evening of music in support of the DEK Foundation. Tickets are $20 and are available in advance at Music World, John Dolce 807-474-6784 or from Linda Hutton 807-620-6676, or at the door. All proceeds directly support the DEK Foundation, which is a community of trust, compassion, and unity, creating connection among all those impacted by addiction.

Delight in a concert of ravishing music for flutes, harpsichord, and cello from the age of Louis XIV and Louis XV, in the spirit of Versailles. Flautists Doris Dungan and Penelope Clarke, cellist Peter Cosbey, and guest harpsichordist Borys Medicky reunite. They’ll perform 18th-century solos, duos, and trios by Couperin, Blavet, Hotteterre, Boismortier, and others. The repertoire was chosen to celebrate our magnificent French two-manual harpsichord, whose noble sonority is perfect for it. Our instrument, acquired in 2018, will be heard in a solo role, as well as serving as accompaniment. Medicky, who concertizes extensively as harpsichord soloist and chamber musician, will draw out the best of it.

Join us on November 24, 2026, at the Superior Inn in Thunder Bay for a full day of learning, connection and practical skill-building. Explore the complex relationships between FASD, trauma and mental health through expert presentations, interactive activities, lived and living experience perspectives, meaningful discussion and practical resources.

The Khartum Shriners are pleased to invite everyone to an evening of fellowship, celebration, and entertainment at the (Potentate’s} Potes Ball. Join us as we gather in honour of the 2026 Potentate, Illustrious Sir Grant E. Poulin and Lady Joanne on this special occasion and enjoy a memorable night with friends, family, and fellow Nobles.
The evening will feature the music of Urban Hip, a tribute band celebrating the spirit, sound, and poetry of The Tragically Hip.

But Tickets: https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/potentates-ball

Come check out our debut at Foundry, playing mostly originals. December 8th, 7-10pm.
Opening act TBD

We are a folk meets alternative rock band making our debut into the Thunder Bay music scene.
Shan - Vocals & Rhythm Guitar
KC - Lead Guitar
Noah - Bass
Adam - Drums

Join us for an evening of exquisite chamber music by Brahms and Boccherini. For a richer, fuller sound, we add an extra viola and a second cello to the standard string quartet ensemble. String Sextet No. 1 in B flat, Op. 18 by Romantic-era Johannes Brahms stuns with its lush texture. Prolific Classic-period composer and virtuoso cellist Luigi Boccherini provided his string sextets with highly demanding cello parts. William Sirois, James Moat, violin; Patrick Horn, Geena Salway, viola; Peter Cosbey, Kay Chen, cello

Enjoy a stirring concert of double concertos by Bach, Vivaldi, and 18th-century Czech and Italian contemporaries. Soloists Colleen Kennedy (oboe), William Sirois (violin), and Eric Li (bassoon) perform, backed by our fine local string ensemble and harpsichord. We’ll hear Bach’s Concerto in D minor for violin and oboe, RV 1060R, later arranged for two harpsichords, plus Vivaldi’s Concerto in G major for oboe and bassoon, RV 545. We introduce two Baroque works we just discovered: a double concerto for oboe and bassoon by Bohemian composer Reichenauer, and the lively Concerto in D major for violin, bassoon and strings by the Italian Cattaneo, influenced by Vivaldi. By Venetian Albinoni, we will hear some short sinfonias for strings.

Master-pianist Angela Park performs an all-Beethoven concert for us, on the occasion of the bicentenary of the death of this immortal composer. Highly-acclaimed as an artist, Angela is praised for her “stunningly beautiful pianism”. She has selected a piano sonata from each of Beethoven’s three compositional periods, early, middle, and late, Opus 2, No. 3, Opus 90, and Opus 101 in A Major of 1816 with its fantasy-like expressiveness. Angela will open with a charming early set of variations. It’s the second concert of Consortium’s 2027 Beethoven Mini-Festival, joining the whole world in celebration during his special anniversary year. This occasion marks Angela’s fourth appearance in our concert series.