Samhain Halloween Weekend
Celebrate Halloween Weekend the Irish way at The Irish Harp Pub, October 30 to November 1. Live music all three days, costume prizes and Samhain traditions. Free admission, with costumes welcome from 11 AM.
The War of 1812 – Wild & Wicked Weapons
Join Fort George experts Dan Laroche and Peter Martin for an entertaining look at the weapons of the War of 1812, with historic pieces on hand and a live trivia challenge. Free admission.
Youth Open Mic
Youth Open Mic with Yellow Door Theatre Project: Thursday, October 22, 6–9 pm. Up-and-coming young performers, ages 10–18, take the stage at The Irish Harp Pub. Free admission, reservations recommended.
Speaking with the Dead: Séances in 1920s Niagara
Historian Sara Nixon joins The Tattooed Historian on stage to explore the world of Jenny O’Hara Pincock, a St. Catharines spiritualist whose séances, writings and local organizing captured a region trying to make sense of a rapidly changing century. Free admission. Reservations recommended.
Singer Songwriter Series | New Original Live Music
Join us at The Irish Harp Pub for our Singer Songwriter Series—a relaxed evening dedicated to original music from local talent.
Every featured night showcases three singer-songwriters, each performing a 45-minute set of their own songs in an intimate, listening-friendly setting. It’s a great opportunity to discover new artists, enjoy live original music, and support the local scene.
A Pint of History: Last Words and Epitaphs
Famous final words, strange epitaphs and a chance to write your own, just days before Halloween. Free admission, with donations supporting the NOTL Museum Expansion Project.*
Paige Armstrong Band
The Paige Armstrong Band is set to ignite the stage with an electrifying musical journey spanning blues, funk, soul, and rock ‘n’ roll. Joined by legendary local musicians Mark Rogers and John Irvine, Paige has forged a distinctive sound inspired by guitar heroes like Stevie Ray Vaughan and Eric Clapton.
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Join us for a riveting storytelling experience as Lezlie Wade, a seasoned performer from the Shaw and Stratford Festivals, brings to life Washington Irving’s classic tale, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. This timeless story, first published in 1820, has captivated audiences for generations with its blend of humor, horror, and folklore.
Irish Traditional Sessions
Experience the warmth of true Irish hospitality this holiday season at our Holiday Special Traditional Irish Music Session, led by the talented Paddyman & Friends. They’ll be equipped with plenty of extra instruments for you to join in on the festive fun.
Adria Jackson Harpist
Join us for a heartfelt evening with Adria, whose natural and pure lyric soprano voice, paired with her hand-crafted harp, skillfully brings traditional ballads and songs to life. As an emerging folk artist, Adria boasts many years of classical performance experience and a background in music education.
Her time in the United Kingdom and across Canada has enriched her knowledge of local songs and traditions, and her selections draw on her Celtic, English, and Scandinavian heritage.