What’s on in Burlington.

Saturday, February 6th

7:30PM – 10:00PM

International Guitar Night

International Guitar Night returns for a national Canadian tour in January and February 2027. The festival has maintained a presence in Canada for over two decades since its launch on the West Coast. The tour features acoustic guitarists performing Brazilian, Flamenco, Middle Eastern, and Gypsy jazz styles. The festival has a history of sold-out performances in Canadian theaters.

Main Theatre

Tuesday, February 9th

7:30PM – 10:00PM

Shakura S’Aida

Shakura S’Aida is an acclaimed Americana roots-soul singer/songwriter, three-time JUNO Award nominee, and recurring actor on Schitt’s Creek. Brooklyn-born, Swiss-raised, and Toronto-based, she is celebrated for her powerful, soul-stirring voice and dynamic live performances that have captivated audiences in 31 countries. Her latest single, “Keep It Movin’,” follows her JUNO-nominated, Folk Canada Award–winning album Hold On to Love. A dedicated community builder for over 40 years, S’Aida also curates concerts and festivals through Shakura S’Aida Presents, creating meaningful connections between artists and audiences across North America and Europe.

Main Theatre

Wednesday, February 10th

7:30PM – 10:00PM

Men Without Hats w/ Special Guests

Men Without Hats and Spoons perform at BPAC. The evening features synth-pop and new wave hits from both acts, including Men Without Hats' "The Safety Dance" and Spoons' "Romantic Traffic" and "Nova Heart." Spoons are a Burlington-based new wave band. Men Without Hats are known for their global synth-pop anthems. For tickets and further details, visit BPAC's website or contact the venue directly.

Main Theatre

Thursday, February 11th

7:30PM

Hold On To Your Butts

Hold On To Your Butts is a live parody of Jurassic Park performed by two actors and a Foley artist. The show recreates the film shot-for-shot using comedy, physical theatre, and live sound effects. Following successful runs in the West End and Off-Broadway, the production is now touring.

Main Theatre

Friday, February 12th

7:30PM – 10:00PM

In Spite of Ourselves: An Evening of John Prine

Celebrate the timeless songs of one of America’s greatest storytellers. This heartfelt tribute honours the wit, warmth, and unforgettable songwriting of the legendary John Prine, bringing his beloved catalogue to life through a night of beautifully performed classics. From the humour and charm of “In Spite of Ourselves” to the poignant poetry of “Angel from Montgomery” and “Hello in There,” audiences will be transported by the songs that made Prine a cherished voice in folk and country music. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or discovering his music for the first time, this special evening celebrates the enduring spirit and humanity of John Prine’s extraordinary songwriting.

Main Theatre

Fri, Feb 12 – Sun, Mar 7

46th Annual Drury Lane Music Hall

Drury Lane presents Music Hall 2027, the 46th edition of its annual variety comedy musical. The production features music, dance, and comedy, including a traditional finale with Pearlie Kings and Queens. A character called Mr. Chairman delivers jokes from the podium, and the audience is encouraged to clap, cheer, boo, and hiss. Suggested for all ages. Evening performances (8:00 p.m.): February 12, 13, 18, 19, 25, 26, 27; March 4, 5, 6. Matinée performances (2:00 p.m.): February 14, 20, 21, 28; March 6, 7. Box Office: 905-637-3979 or boxoffice@drurylane.ca

Drury Lane Theatre

Friday, February 12th

8:00PM

How Could You Mrs. Dick?

How Could You, Mrs. Dick? is a play based on the true story of Evelyn Dick, a woman at the centre of a sensationalized public scandal. As reporters attempt to uncover the truth, Evelyn becomes both subject and spectacle. The play explores the making of a public figure and the cost of being at its centre. Directed by Matt Willson and produced by Julie Donoahue. Written by Douglas Rodger. All ages. Show dates and times: February 12 at 8:00 PM; February 13 at 7:30 PM; February 14 at 2:00 PM (matinee); February 19 at 7:30 PM; February 20 at 7:30 PM; February 21 at 2:00 PM (matinee); February 26 at 7:30 PM; February 27 at 7:30 PM; February 28 at 2:00 PM (matinee). Prices: Adult $33.00, Senior (60+) $28.00. Box Office: 905-639-7700. Email: info@theatreburlington.on.ca

Theatre Burlington, 2311 New St, Central Park, Burlington, ON (in the Drama Centre) · $28 - $33

Sunday, February 14th

3:00PM – 5:30PM

Burlington Symphony Orchestra: A Broadway Valentines

BSO On Sale Schedule Current Subscribers: Sat May 9 – Tue June 2, 2026. *Phone or In-Person Sales Only* New Full Season Subscriptions: Wed June 3, 2026. *Phone or In-Person Sales Only* Pick 3 Subscriptions: Tue Aug 4, 2026. *Phone or In-Person Sales Only* Single Tickets: Tue Aug 25, 2026. *Available online, phone, or in-person* Join the BSO on Valentines Day for a concert of Broadway favourites with many guest voices including Burlington’s own Drury Lane and KooGle Theatres. The concert will finish at 5 pm leaving you lots of time to head to a downtown restaurant for dinner.

Main Theatre

Monday, February 15th

11:00AM – 4:00PM

Yassama and the Beaded Calabash

When the well in her village begins to dry up, Yassama must walk farther each day to fetch water for her family. She worries about the future of her village. Will she be able to save it from the drought that threatens them? With the help of an old Baobab tree and a mysterious beaded calabash, Yassama learns to understand the limits of the nature that sustains her. Blending African oral tradition, theatre, and dance, Yassama and the Beaded Calabash is a timeless ecological and spiritual tale. More than a search for water, the story reveals the sacred bond between people and Mother Earth, celebrating perseverance, humility, and shared responsibility. Sponsored by

Main Theatre

Monday, February 15th

1:00PM – 3:30PM

Family Day! – Samajam: YOU are the Show!

You are the musician. You are the creator. You are the show. A fully participatory, fun and highly engaging musical experience where the audience actively performs 90% of the show. It combines interactive participation, musical learning, rhythmic challenges, video games, comedic sketches, and exploration of diverse songs and rhythms from around the world. Everyone receives a Musical Bag with three percussion instruments to play at key moments, to maximize the progression of the musical experience and the collective rhythmic creations. Presented more than 1,500 times in 8 countries, with 1 million tickets sold. EVERYONE can participate, regardless of their age, musical experience, or skill level. Sponsored by

Main Theatre

Saturday, February 20th

7:30PM – 10:00PM

Hamlet

Eight actors with Down syndrome perform a reimagining of Hamlet that blends Shakespeare's original text with their personal stories. The production explores themes of identity, belonging, and what it means to live a meaningful life in a society focused on productivity and perfection. The performance opens with "To be or not to be?" — reframed as a lived question about visibility and acceptance in a world that often overlooks people with disabilities. BPAC is collaborating with colleagues to bring this company from Peru on a national tour in Spring 2027.

Main Theatre

Tuesday, February 23rd

7:30PM – 10:00PM

Matt Andersen

Matt Andersen is a New Brunswick–born singer-songwriter who performs folk, blues, and roots music. His powerhouse voice and guitar playing span intimate acoustic arrangements to electrifying electric performances. Andersen's latest album, The Hammer & The Rose, features his songwriting and explores meaningful life moments through melodies and lyrics. Andersen has performed internationally and built a following through live shows. He has received multiple awards and millions of streams across platforms.

Main Theatre