Featured Events in Corner Brook in April 2025 (July Updated)

This empowering, sexy, and comedic show combines burlesque, drag, pole dancing, extravagant costumes and, of course, the art of the tease in a raucous naughty show that will leave you wanting more! In addition to all the sultry teases, the naughty jokes, and the sparkly thongs, the Babes celebrate sexuality, LGBTQ identities, and body confidence with inspiring performances and heartfelt moments. So grab a ticket, grab a beverage and indulge in this special adults only evening of cabaret entertainment! Don't forget to bring cash to tip the performers. The Babes are touring to 20+ cities from Ontario to Newfoundland in 2025. For full details check out babesburlesque.com . FEATURING: World’s #1 Babe: BonBon Bombay Ruthless Babe: Wrong Note Rusty What A Babe: Selena Vyle The Babe Himself: James & The Giant Pasty And HOMETOWN Babe: Newfound Lad Information Source: Rotary Arts Centre | eventbrite

Thursday, April 10th 2024 from 7-9pm , The Tina Dolter Gallery is holding the 8th Annual Small Work | Big Impact Fundraising Gala at The Hew & Draw Hotel. Incredible and notable artists from Newfoundland & Labrador and around the country have been invited to participate in this fundraiser by generously donating an original artwork. As it is every year, tickets for artwork will be drawn at random. When your name is called, you may select one of the available artworks valued at least at $150.00! AND if this event wasn’t exciting enough already, we are also holding a Local Business Silent Auction! Throughout the evening, you will be able to bid on Gift Cards and Merchandise from some of our favorite spots, with all proceeds going to paying exhibiting artist and programming fees at the Tina Dolter Gallery! Information Source: Rotary Arts Centre | eventbrite

Marion Bridge is a poignant and darkly humorous play by celebrated Canadian playwright Daniel MacIvor. It follows three estranged sisters—Agnes, Theresa, and Louise—who reunite in their childhood home in Nova Scotia to care for their ailing mother. As old wounds resurface and long-buried secrets come to light, the sisters navigate the complexities of family, identity, and personal redemption. With MacIvor's signature blend of wit and emotional depth, Marion Bridge is a powerful exploration of love, loss, and the ties that bind us together—even when they threaten to pull us apart. Performed and produced by the second year acting class at grenfell college, this showfeatures the work of Billie Wicks, Tia Morris and Trinity Barry. Information Source: Rotary Arts Centre | eventbrite

Join award-winning musicians Jing Xia, Persio Dominguez, and Andrew Kagumba for a unique workshop and performance at 62 Broadway, where diverse musical traditions come together in an exploration of sound, culture, and collaboration. Each artist will introduce and demonstrate their instrument, sharing its history, techniques, and cultural significance—Jing with the expressive guzheng, and Persio and Andrew with the rhythmic traditions of Dominican and African percussion. Through live performance, guided improvisation, and interactive discussion, the trio will explore the art of intercultural music-making, demonstrating how different traditions intersect, influence, and inspire one another. As part of the experience, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a hands-on drum circle. Drums will be provided, allowing everyone to engage with the music, experiment with rhythm, and be part of a collective musical experience. Information Source: LHM Records | eventbrite

Join us for the world premiere of two original, one man shows by Jamie S. Merrigan! Keegan would rather avoid their own thoughts, but a sudden storm has trapped them in a cave with nothing but rocks and their own voice for company. Meanwhile, Rory is trapped in their apartment, with no memory of how they got there and seemingly no way out. Accompany us on an exploration of how creation and connection can comfort us when facing the uncertain (and sometimes frightening) future. Directed by and starring Matt Sherstobetoff and Jamie S. Merrigan. Information Source: Rotary Arts Centre | eventbrite