Latest Events in St. Catharines(June Updated)

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An evening with Eiyn Sof with opening performance by Alex Ring Show: 7:00-9:00 p.m. Doors: 6:30 p.m. Tickets: General $30 adv. / $35 door 13-17 & Student $20 / $25 Free Parking in the 2 St. Thomas lots behind the church (access from Cherry St). Dropoff and accessible parking available at front driveway of church. This facility is wheelchair accessible. Questions - contact: niagaraclassics@gmail.com Instagram: @classicsniagara Eiyn Sof is a Waterloo-based musical artist who performs original freak-folkesque songs about the mythic and imaginal realms. She is a long time DIY producer who’s released multiple albums independently, as well as on Blue Fog Recordings and ZBTFD. She’s shared the stage with artists including Michael Hurley, Rick White and The Sadies, Marisa Anderson, and Bry Webb. For her performance for Niagara Classics she’ll be joined onstage by her partner and creative collaborator Roan Bateman . https://eiynsof.bandcamp.com/ Alex Ring is a local musician, born in St. Catharines. He continues to live here with his young family, working as an elementary school teacher with the DSBN. His principal instrument is the violin, playing solo and with local collective The Northern Arm, as well as bass guitar in Frontwards. As a solo artist, he primarily plays the violin with other sound sources, including sine-wave oscillators, guitar, etc. His recorded music involves manipulation of found sources, along with “traditional” instrumentation. Layering is a key component to his sound, resulting in everything from minimalist drone to dense soundscapes and “noise”. Information Source: Niagara Classics Concert Series | eventbrite

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Canadian death metal titans AngelMaker come to St. Catharines on August 11, 2026 at Warehouse Concert Hall for a night of crushing heaviness Get Ready for ANGELMAKER! Canadian deathcore titans AngelMaker are set to bring their crushing live show to St. Catharines on August 11, 2026, taking over Warehouse Concert Hall for a night of relentless heaviness. Hot off the momentum of their 2025 release, This Used To Be Heaven , AngelMaker continues to carve their name into the global metal scene with their signature dual vocal attack and unrelenting intensity. Known for pushing the boundaries of modern deathcore, the band delivers a live performance that is as punishing as it is precise. Joining them on this stacked lineup are UK heavyweights Ingested, pioneers in the slamming death metal world, along with the devastatingly heavy Disfiguring the Goddess. Together, the lineup brings a full spectrum of extreme music to the stage. This show is more than just a concert. It is a celebration of heavy music and the strength of the scene, bringing together world-class talent for an unforgettable night in Niagara. With a limited capacity, fans are encouraged to secure tickets early. This is a must-see event for anyone looking to experience one of the most intense live lineups of the year. Information Source: Distorted Roots Productions | eventbrite

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Henry Sir is a Canadian comedian and writer based between Canada and New York Get Ready for HENRY SIR LIVE! Henry Sir is a Canadian comedian and writer based between Canada and New York where he performs at the top clubs like The Comedy Cellar and Gotham Comedy Club while touring North America. Known for his dry wit, sharp writing and punching up takes on the state of the world, he's been featured on Comedy Central, Just For Laughs New Faces, Don't Tell Comedy, and CBC New Wave of Stand Up. Henry is the host of the satirical political podcast, The Freedom Hour, and the popular social media series, Current Events Chirped By A Canadian. Information Source: Spotlight Comedy Club | eventbrite

Niagara Classics Concert Series presents an afternoon with Welsh classical guitarist Oliver Manning. Show: 3:00-4:30 p.m. Doors: 2:30 p.m. Tickets: General - $30 adv. / $35 door 13-17 & Student - $20 adv. / $25 door 12 & under - Free Free Parking in the St. Thomas parking lots behind the church (access from Cherry St). Dropoff and accessible parking available at front driveway of church. This facility is wheelchair accessible. Questions - contact: niagaraclassics@gmail.com Instagram: @classicsniagara https://sites.google.com/view/classicsniagara olivermanningguitar.com Welsh Classical Guitarist Oliver Manning leads a busy career as a solo concert artist in high demand. In 2025, Oliver graduated from the Royal College of Music London, with a master’s degree in classical guitar under Gary Ryan & Chris Stell. In 2023, Oliver was selected by John Williams to become a Julian Bream Trust Scholar, supporting his postgraduate studies in London. His studies were also supported by the BBC and Help Musicians. Oliver launched his career with an international solo debut in Italy for the William Walton Foundation, alongside recitals at the Wigmore Hall, Kings Place, Dora Stoutzker Hall, Budleigh Music Festival, Bath Guitar Festival, and Centro Civico, Granada. Oliver performs on a guitar built in 2024 by the Canadian luthier Evan Kingma. Information Source: Niagara Classics Concert Series | eventbrite