Celebrating 40 Years of Live Professional Theatre
What’s Coming Up in 2024
Theatre Collingwood is Fabulous at 40!
You’re invited to join us Saturday, October 5th, 2024 for STARRY NIGHT –
A Celebration of 40 Years of Play! This very special event will be held at Craigleith Ski Club in the stunning new Depot Lodge. The not-to-be-missed evening will feature JUNO Award-Winning Pop/R&B artist SEAN JONES and The Collective with Master of Ceremonies, Adrian Marchuk along with a gourmet dinner by Peasemarsh Farm, wine and more for an experience of pure spectacle! Support YOUR Theatre Collingwood and purchase your tickets today!
Porchside Festival
We are back for our fourth annual Porchside Festival, July 2024!
Porchside Festival was Theatre Collingwood’s covid baby –
amidst the challenges posed by Covid, we witnessed remarkable ingenuity that kept us connected while prioritizing safety. One such innovation was the creation of The Porchside Festival by Theatre Collingwood, a testament to our community’s resilience and determination to keep the arts alive.
The overwhelmingly positive response to the festival inspired its return for it’s fouth annual season – this July! Building on it’s success, the festival has expanded to include more artists, shows, and locations, providing even greater opportunities for connection and celebration. Join us as we continue to embrace creativity and community spirit at The Porchside Festival.
Become a Member
Theatre Collingwood is a registered not-for-profit charity that depends on fundraising and donations to ensure the accessibility of our programming. Our Members play a major role in our financial sustainability by supporting our mission to bring professional live theatre to Collingwood and the surrounding communities.
Become a Member by making a donation. There is a Membership level to fit everyone’s pocketbook. No matter what you donate, it will significantly help to support the arts at a local level. Your commitment will make a big impact on Theatre Collingwood’s artistic achievements and the flourishing cultural landscape of South Georgian Bay.
