Vogue Theatre

Locally owned and operated, Vogue Theatre is one of the last remaining theatres from Vancouver’s famed Theatre Row. Located on Granville Street, the Vogue is a graceful reminder of the Vancouver of old. Originally built in 1941 as a moviehouse and venue for the performing arts. More than eighty years later, Vogue Theatre annually hosts upwards of 200 events and continues to be one of Canada’s premier venues for live music, cinema, corporate and community events.

Biltmore Cabaret

For over 50 years, the Biltmore has been a fixture in the community as both a public house for Vancouverites and a platform for ground-breaking musical performances.With the revitalization of historic Mount Pleasant, the bar was reopened in 2007 as The Biltmore Cabaret, with a fresh focus to recapture its musical tradition.

Annabel's Music Hall

Annabel’s Music Hall is Toronto’s newest 750 person capacity music and entertainment venue situated next to the Queen Elizabeth Theatre on the grounds of Toronto’s Exhibition Place.

Queen Elizabeth Theatre

The Queen Elizabeth Theatre was designed by the renowned Architect, Peter Dickinson, who’s works also include Meridian Hall (formerly, O’Keefe Centre), the first Four Seasons Hotel and Inn on The Park in Toronto.

Capital Ballroom

Originally built in 1920 as a public garage, 858 Yates changed hands until finally settling as a night club and live music venue in the 1970’s. Throughout its 40+ years and many monikers, it has hosted some of the greatest artists of the times.

Adelaide Hall

Adelaide Hall is a multifaceted event space and concert venue, regularly hosting live music, DJs, club nights and private events. The venue holds up to 475 people, and can easily be adapted to fit any event whether it’s a concert, industry night or party!