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The Living Nativity
Last night Dec. 24
All Nations Church has announced the return of The Living Nativity for its 38th consecutive year. This event will take place nightly on the grounds of Science North Dec. 21-24, with the presentation commencing at 7:30 p.m. It is also excited for the special fireworks presentation occurring after the show on Christmas Eve. The Living Nativity brings to life the story of the birth of Jesus Christ, featuring a cast of volunteers in an immersive and captivating experience for people of all ages. The event is free to attend, and spectators are encouraged to arrive early to enjoy the Christmas lights generously provided by the Sudbury Charities Foundation. In the spirit of giving, attendees are also invited to contribute to their meaningful cause.
YES Theatre presents Annie
Now extended to Dec. 28
1933. New York City. In the grip of the "Great Depression," a spirited orphan has a dream of escaping the Hudson Street Orphanage and finding her real parents. Based on the popular syndicated comic strip, Annie is a hero whose superpower is ingenuity and guts. It's a musical about the necessity and perils of optimism, with an eye on realities and a gear for change. Featuring unforgettable songs like, "Tomorrow" and "It's A Hard Knock Life" - this new production delivers joy, edge and inspiration. Directed by award winning Peter Hinton-Davis (Shaw Festival, Canadian Opera Company, National Arts Centre) It's gonna be an Annie like no other! The show has now been extended to Dec. 28 at Sudbury Theatre Centre. Purchase tickets online here.
La Slague presents Au bistro des découvertes
Jan. 13
The formula is as follows: a well-known figure in Francophone musical circles invites us to meet a lesser-known, yet highly talented musical acquaintance. A high-school friend. A rising star. A talented back-up band member. A dream-come-true stage partner. One thing is sure: it will be a memorable encounter. In this edition, Breen LeBoeuf presents Phil Roze. The show runs at 6 p.m. Jan. 13. Purchase tickets online here
EDGE+ Conference hosted by Spark Employment Services
Jan 20 and 21
Spark Employment Services is once again hosting the EDGE+ Conference, taking place January 20 to 21, 2026 at the Radisson Hotel in Sudbury. This free, one-and-a-half-day event will gather leaders, HR professionals, community organizations, and “changemakers" to explore strategies for building more accessible, inclusive, and resilient workplaces, states a release from Sparks. With the theme “Accessibility and Inclusivity in the Workplace”, EDGE+ 2026 will feature “expert-led panels, hands-on workshops, interactive sessions” and a keynote address (speaker to be announced). Attendees will have the opportunity to learn practical tools, resources, and connections to “create lasting impact within their organizations.” Find more information by clicking here.
SPG presents comedian Derek Seguin
Jan. 24
Don’t miss your chance to see well-known Canadian comedian Derek Seguin up close in this intimate and hilarious night out. There will be two shows at Cousin Vinny’s in Hanmer - 6:30 p.m. buffet and 8 p.m. show, as well as a 10 p.m. late-night show. Purchase tickets online here.
Par ici le talent 3
Jan. 30-31
For the 3rd edition of Par ici le talent: Liens souterrains, the organizing committee is concocting an ambitious community theatre project aimed at creating rich and lasting links between newcomers and the host community. A great cultural braiding is in the works. A project in collaboration with TNO, La Slague, le Centre de santé communautaire du Grand Sudbury and la Communauté francophone accueillante de Sudbury. Purchase tickets online here.
Mayor’s Celebration of the Arts
Jan. 31
The Mayor’s Celebration of the Arts is a concert presented by the Sudbury Symphony Orchestra in collaboration with the Sudbury Arts Council. This special event features Mayor Paul Lefebvre performing on both piano and saxophone, including works by the celebrated Canadian composer André Gagnon. Guest artists include YES Theatre, who will join the orchestra for select performances, as well as Poet Laureate Alex Tetreault. Together, they create an inspiring celebration of Sudbury’s artistic excellence and the spirit of collaboration that defines our community. The event takes place Jan. 31 at 7:30 p.m. at Laurentian University’s Fraser Auditorium. Purchase tickets online here.
Art Gallery of Sudbury exhibitions
Ongoing
The Art Gallery of Sudbury's Fall 2025 Creative Kids Exhibition runs until Jan. 17 at 174 Elgin St.. The gallery is also currently presenting an off-site exhibitions by Raven Debassige at the Laughing Buddha until Jan. 12 and Judith Duncan at Pinchman's until Feb. 23. Learn more on the gallery’s website.
Perogies and Cabbage Rolls
Mondays to Fridays
Fresh perogies and cabbage rolls are available for pick-up from Monday to Friday at the Ukrainian Seniors’ Centre. Place your order by phoning 705-673-7404.