Aeolian Blog

In the October issue of Professional Sound magazine, the Aeolian Hall is featured in an article written by Editor-in-Chief Kevin King. With thanks to Kevin, we are proud to be featured along side our friends at the PA Shop (Music […]

Aaron allen AN ONLINE STREAMING EXPERIENCE PREMIERE DATE: friday october 2, 2020 at 7:30 p.m. Country singer-songwriter and tattoo artist Aaron Allen is back on the Aeolian Stage performing his favourites as well as cuts from his emotionally charged EP; […]

TIS’ AUTUMN: SONJA GUSTAFSON with BRYAN GLOYD An Online Streaming Experience PREMIERE DATE: friday october 9, 2020 at 7:30 p.m. Tis’ Autumn returns to the Aeolian Stage featuring repertoire from the standards song book.  As warm as an apple pie […]

CATCHING UP WITH AN AEOLIAN VOLUNTEER:  Greetings from Robert Koprich When I was at a rehab recovery meeting at the Dundas United Church someone there mentioned a free concert at a Hall down the street put on by a group […]

+ AEOLIAN ART SHOW CONTINUES We are ecstatic at the response to our digital art show. We have been busy meeting guests at the Hall and seeing art walk down the street! Out of gratitude for your enthusiasm, the Artful […]

OUR HISTORY: OUR FUTURE An Ongoing Aeolian Perspective on how Understanding our History can achieve a more equitable Future ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: THE HAUDENOSAUNEE At every Aeolian production, we acknowledge the Anishinaabek (Ah-nish-in-a-bek), Haudenosaunee (Ho-den-no-show-nee), Lnaapéewak (Len-ahpay- wuk) and Attawandaron (Add-a-won-da-run) peoples and […]

OUR HISTORY: OUR FUTURE An Ongoing Aeolian Perspective on how Understanding our History can achieve a more equitable Future PRIDE: SINGING FOR EQUALITY This summer would have been the Pride Men’s Chorus London’s fifth year performing in Pride Celebrations. But […]

OUR HISTORY: OUR FUTURE An Ongoing Aeolian Perspective on how Understanding our History can achieve a more equitable Future (Photo by Sheila Creighton, imageryoflight.com) THE MEETING TREE Designated in 2012 the City’s first Heritage Tree is between 250-300 year old. […]