ADAPTIVE - Adaptive Performances are presented in partnership with the Thorold Public Library & the Thorold Centre 50+. They are family-friendly, accessible, and inclusive, perfect for music lovers from the neurodiverse and disability communities, or anyone simply wanting a more relaxed concert experience. This concert features PhoeNX Ensemble, a cross-cultural mixed chamber ensemble which blends traditional East Asian and Western instruments.
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A series of Adaptive Performances presented in partnership with the Thorold Public Library & the Thorold Centre 50+. What do we mean by Adaptive Performances? Family-friendly, accessible, and inclusive performing arts experiences for music lovers from the neurodiverse and disability communities, or anyone simply wanting a more relaxed concert experience. Accessibility Requests Please call (905)- 468-1525 or email Margaret at info@galleryplayers.ca to make an individual request Concert Features All responses and expressions welcome. Feel free to make noise, get up, or stim as the music moves you! Mobility device accessible venue Venue Guide available above Fidget toys and noise-cancelling earmuffs can be provided upon request. (limited quantities, please bring your own if you can) Flexible seating and a separate respite area for breaks. This concert is 1 hour long; our musicians will invite the audience to join them in stretch breaks. Meet our 3 musicians & their instruments Patty Chan - Erhu Sanya Eng - Harp Ryan Scott - Percussion
We open our season with the dynamic Ladom Ensemble - a genre-blending mini-orchestra whose unique instrumentation of piano, ‘cello, accordion, and percussion promises a thrilling start to the year. With fiery passion and refined artistry, they weave together threads of Western classical, klezmer, rock, tango, jazz, East Coast folk, and classical Persian music - crafting a sound that is richly textured, globally inspired, and unmistakably Canadian. LIVE & VIRTUAL
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Join us for a heartwarming afternoon of music and memories at our holiday concert: Carols & Cinema. Experience the timeless beauty of beloved traditional carols interwoven with the enchanting melodies of classic holiday films. From soaring choral harmonies to iconic movie soundtracks, this festive programme brings together the best of both worlds - celebrating the season through music and story.
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ADAPTIVE - Adaptive Performances are presented in partnership with the Thorold Public Library & the Thorold Centre 50+. They are family-friendly, accessible, and inclusive, perfect for music lovers from the neurodiverse and disability communities, or anyone simply wanting a more relaxed concert experience. This concert features the Eybler Quartet, offering a mix of baroque and classical favourites.
Performance detailsDon't forget to RESERVE A SEAT by clicking on the button above!
Accessibility Requests
Please call (905)- 468-1525 or email Margaret at info@galleryplayers.ca to make an individual request
A series of Adaptive Performances presented in partnership with the Thorold Public Library & the Thorold Centre 50+. What do we mean by Adaptive Performances? Family-friendly, accessible, and inclusive performing arts experiences for music lovers from the neurodiverse and disability communities, or anyone simply wanting a more relaxed concert experience. Accessibility Requests Please call (905)- 468-1525 or email Margaret at info@galleryplayers.ca to make an individual request Concert Features All responses and expressions welcome. Feel free to make noise, get up, or stim as the music moves you! Mobility device accessible venue Venue Guide available above Fidget toys and noise-cancelling earmuffs can be provided upon request. (limited quantities, please bring your own if you can) Flexible seating and a separate respite area for breaks. This concert is 1 hour long; our musicians will invite the audience to join them in stretch breaks. Meet our 4 musicians & their instruments Julia Wedman - violin Patricia Ahern - violin Patrick Jordan - viola Margaret Gay - 'cello
As Europe’s second largest city at the end of the 18th century, Paris was a vibrant intersection of political, cultural and musical ideas. Wolfgang Mozart, Joseph Bologne (aka Chevalier de Saint-Georges) and Hyacinthe Jadin all spent time or lived in the French capital between 1776 and 1800. The Eybler Quartet explores the musical interconnections of these three fascinating composers, offering one of Mozart’s least-often performed quartets, a newly rediscovered work by Bologne and an extremely rare opportunity to hear the glorious and dramatic music of Jadin. LIVE & VIRTUAL
Performance detailsAlso Offered Virtually starting February 17, 2026
Movie Night- A co-production with the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre. 6:45pm pre screening talk | 7:00pm screening
A Chapter In Her Life (Lois Weber, 1924) 65 mins.
Discover the quiet power of compassion in this luminous silent drama by trailblazing filmmaker Lois Weber. A young girl’s wit and optimism breathe new life into a troubled family. Your cinematic experience will be animated by a fully improvised live score, created by our inventive Movie Night Trio of musicians. The evening begins with an introduction to the film and its historical significance by local film critic Joan Nicks.
Kindness can change everything. Experience this beautifully crafted silent film from one of cinema’s first great female directors.
Tafelmusik chamber ensemble brings together oboe, violin, ‘cello, and harpsichord in a luminous programme of works by two giants of the Baroque era - Handel and Telemann. Both composers delighted in pairing oboe and violin as equal melodic partners, crafting music rich with playful dialogue and moments of expressive, lyrical beauty.
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Brahms’ Clarinet Quintet Discover why Brahms’ Clarinet Quintet remains a favourite among musicians and audiences alike; a moving blend of melody, colour, and emotion will draw you in with its soulful and mesmerizing dialogue between clarinet and strings. LIVE & VIRTUAL
Performance detailsAlso Offered Virtually starting April 28, 2026
ADAPTIVE - Adaptive Performances are presented in partnership with the Thorold Public Library & the Thorold Centre 50+. They are family-friendly, accessible, and inclusive, perfect for music lovers from the neurodiverse and disability communities, or anyone simply wanting a more relaxed concert experience. Declassified is 4 Niagara musicians who bridge the gap between past and present, performing timeless melodies and beloved pop tunes, with the enchanting sounds of classical instruments.
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Please call (905)- 468-1525 or email Margaret at info@galleryplayers.ca to make an individual request
A series of Adaptive Performances presented in partnership with the Thorold Public Library & the Thorold Centre 50+. What do we mean by Adaptive Performances? Family-friendly, accessible, and inclusive performing arts experiences for music lovers from the neurodiverse and disability communities, or anyone simply wanting a more relaxed concert experience. Accessibility Requests Please call (905)- 468-1525 or email Margaret at info@galleryplayers.ca to make an individual request Concert Features All responses and expressions welcome. Feel free to make noise, get up, or stim as the music moves you! Mobility device accessible venue Venue Guide available above Fidget toys and noise-cancelling earmuffs can be provided upon request. (limited quantities, please bring your own if you can) Flexible seating and a separate respite area for breaks. This concert is 1 hour long; our musicians will invite the audience to join them in stretch breaks. Meet our 4 musicians & their instruments Leanne Vida - voice & keyboard Annie Slade - violin Karlie Boyle - viola Ian Slade- bass
Jazz standards often focus on love’s feelings - sometimes playfully, as in The Best Thing For You: “I only want what’s the best thing for you, and the best thing for you would be me.” But the highest form of love goes beyond feelings; it’s selfless and sacrificial - what the Ancient Greeks called agape. We’ve found this love is also key to making meaningful music with others. Join us for a journey through some of our favourite chamber music and jazz standards! LIVE & VIRTUAL
Performance detailsAlso Offered Virtually starting June 2, 2026
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