19 ON THE PARK
Concert Series
2026/2027
Discover Your Stage
Friday, October 30
Doors open at 7 PM
Concert starts at 7 PM
JUNO Award nominees Rum Ragged bring the vibrant folk traditions of Newfoundland
to life with powerhouse vocals, rich harmonies, and dazzling musicianship. This dynamic
young quartet—armed with bouzouki, fiddle, banjo, guitar, and button accordion—has
earned acclaim for their spirited, contemporary take on East Coast music. Since 2016,
they’ve toured premier folk, celtic and roots stages worldwide while releasing four
celebrated, award‑winning albums. A Stouffville debut!
Sunday, November 29
Doors open at 10:30 AM
Show starts at 11 AM
Celebrate the season with a magical holiday experience for all ages. WonderPhil brings his acclaimed blend of illusion, comedy, and Christmas sparkle to the stage, creating a festive atmosphere filled with astonishment and laughter. This polished, family‑friendly performance features interactive moments, clever surprises, and enchanting magic that captivates children and adults alike. You and your family are sure to have a truly WonderPhil time.
Thursday, December 3
Doors open at 7 PM
Concert starts at 7:30 PM
Celebrate the season with JUNO‑nominated vocalist and JAZZ‑FM91 host Heather Bambrick and Dora Award–nominated pianist Diane Leah, and their stellar 6‑piece band. Together they reimagine holiday classics and uncover unexpected seasonal gems with delightful humour, inventive arrangements and effortless musicality. Get into the seasonal spirit with the glow of a late‑night jazz lounge, complete with enchanting music, delightful stories and the unmistakable ‘Broadsway’ touch.
Thursday, February 5
Doors open at 7:30 PM
Show starts at 8 PM
While there are snowbanks outsides, they are punchlines inside! Yuk Yuks brings its signature high‑energy comedy back to Stouffville this February, with three stand‑up comedians serving up big laughs and cozy‑night‑out vibes.
Thursday, February 11
Doors open at 7 PM
Concert starts at 7:30 PM
Celebrate love and music with ten musicians from the Kindred Spirits Orchestra in a Valentine’s-themed concert of candlelit elegance and charm. Hosted by Daniel Vnukowski and led by Maestro Kristian Alexander, the program features Mozart’s Eine kleine Nachtmusik and Vivaldi’s “Spring,” alongside other classical gems. From elegant serenades to infectious dance tunes, this program promises an enchanting evening, perfect for couples, friends, and all music lovers seeking a celebration of passion, joy,
and timeless orchestral brilliance.
Thursday, March 11
Doors open at 7 PM
Concert starts at 7:30 PM
2026 JUNO Award nominees for These Dark Canyons, Laura Spink and Graydon James take the stage with their full band, delivering a radiant blend of contemporary folk‑roots and unmistakably Canadian storytelling. Their effortless harmonies and exquisitely crafted arrangements shine alongside songwriting steeped in care, honesty, and heart. With two artists whose deep connection fuels every lyric, their music lands with warmth, power, and a rare emotional clarity that turns first‑time listeners into instant fans.
Sunday, March 14
Doors open at 10:30 AM
Show starts at 11 AM
Family favourite M. John Kennedy brings a new crop of Robert Munsch tales to the stage this March Break. Celebrate all that is messy with laughter-filled tales including Purple, Green and Yellow, Jonathan Cleaned Up Then He Heard A Sound, PIGS and Moira’s Birthday.
Thursday, April 15
Doors open at 7 PM
Show starts at 7:30 PM
With eight Juno Awards and multiple Hall of Fame inductions, The Good Brothers have spent over 50 years shaping Canadian country, folk, and bluegrass. Known for rich harmonies and energetic live shows, the trio continues to tour and release new music, celebrating a legendary career that remains a vibrant part of Canada’s musical landscape.