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Legal Age 19+ (Valid Photo I.D Required)MODO-LIVE & NewGround Booking presents... PROTEST THE HERO w/ Royal Tusk & Kaonashi Friday, December 4th, 2026 Studio 919 Victoria, BC
19+ & IDENTIFICATION: Government issued ID is required. Photocopies or photographs of ID is not accepted Note that ticket delivery will be delayed! Please check your email a few days before the event and you will have been emailed your ticket.
LEGAL AGE 19+SEVEN LIONS Friday December 4, 2026 Doors: 10PM This is a LEGAL AGE 19+ event. Valid photo ID required. Event tickets are general admission. All price tiers allow the same access. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. NO REFUNDS. **PLEASE NOTE** There is a delivery delay in place for…
Edmonton! On Friday December 4th we'll have Halloween on Christmas! We're spinning your fav classic emo anthems + MORE. See you there! Friday December 4 2026 Starlite Room Doors: 9pm End: 2am Must be 18+ with valid Physical Photo ID. Tickets are non-refundable.
Visit Rogers Centre like never before on a Ballpark Tour. The entrance for the Classic and Pregame Tours is Gate 6A and the entrance for the Ultimate Pregame Tour is Gate 9.
Enjoy affordable, family-friendly junior men’s hockey games at TD Place Arena at Lansdowne, in the lively downtown Glebe neighbourhood. Founded in 1967, Canada’s Centennial year, the Ottawa 67’s of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) always provide competitive and fun action on the i…
Bundle up and head over to Stanley’s Christmas Village for a winter wonderland experience. Snap a photo with Santa, grab some hot cocoa and jump on a sleigh ride through the winter forest. Play games, sing songs, and warm up around the bonfire before heading home with a freshly c…
Take in the electric atmosphere of an NHL game in Canada’s capital and watch pro hockey players compete in the national winter sport. The Ottawa Senators of the National Hockey League (NHL) play against rivals like the Montréal Canadiens and the Toronto Maple Leafs, among other C…
Experience a magical forest walk at Parc Oméga as the story of wolf cub Oniro unfolds through light, sound, and immersive storytelling. Created by artist Michel Lemieux, ONIRO features 17 illuminated scenes along a 60-minute trail. First departures begin at sunset.
Discover the fundamentals of ice sculpting in a guided, hands on workshop experience. Participants are introduced to essential techniques for carving small scale ice sculptures, including safety practices, proper tool handling, and foundational artistic methods. Led in an indoor…
This family friendly musical production celebrates all things Canadian! The two-hour show features famous characters singing Canadian hits, plus an optional Canadian meal. During Oh Canada Eh? Ottawa, you’ll see some of your favourite Canadian pop culture personalities, such as a…
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