We can have nice things if we wear our masks.
Waterloo Region music, art, and more for the week of October 26
Alex Kinsella
Today's special: events.
Waterloo Region music, art, and more for the week of October 19
Turkey, stuffing, and Zoom.
Happy Thanksgiving from TL;WR
TLWRtoberfest is here! (and other pretzel-less events too.)
It's a festival if you're eating a pretzel.
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Tuesday, September 29
Your Kitchener Public Library is back with another 85 Queen event featuring author Catherine Hernandez Crosshairs.
Challenge your 90's and 2000's Hip Hop and R&B
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Tuesday, September 22
Waterloo Public Library and Renison College are presenting a virtual workshop on September 22, introducing the Getaway Families program, a non-residential host family program that provides structure for international students to
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The TL;DR for Waterloo Region events, music, comedy, giving back and more.
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Tuesday, September 15
With kids back in school, your employees are probably more stressed out than before. Find out how you can help with the Communitech Employing Parents in a Pandemic Ask Me Anything
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Wednesday, September 9
The Princess Cinema has Jazz on a Summer's Day. Filmed at the 1958 Newport Jazz Festival and directed by world-renowned photographer Bert Stern, the documentary features intimate performances by an all-star line-up of musical legends including Louis Armstrong, Thelonious Monk, Gerry Mulligan,
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Tuesday, September 1
It's Fresh Air & Fuckups: Fuckup Nights Kitchener-Waterloo at the Catalyst137 parking lot. Enjoy tales of failure and resilience with the drive-thru COVID testing centre as a backdrop. It can't get more 2020 than this.
Over at Waterloo Public Library
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Wednesday, August 26
Patent Social presents the return of the live comedy showcase that has been entertaining audiences across Southern Ontario for two years running - Comic Sans. The evening features a lineup of the region's funniest LGBTQ+ and marginalized performers.
Prohibition Warehouse has trivia