Classic Albums Live: Led Zepplin II 8:00pm This is the concert we all dreamed of when listening to our classic rock albums. Not a tribute band, this is a note for note, cut for cut rock n’ roll recital of the album Led Zepplin II, beginning to end

Join us at the Stockey Centre select Tuesday evenings for our free Bands on the Bay concert series held on our patio overlooking Georgian Bay. BBQ and beverages available for purchase.

One night of Tom Jones and Abba, including songs from the hit movie Mama Mia.

Join us at the Stockey Centre select Tuesday evenings for our free Bands on the Bay concert series held on our patio overlooking Georgian Bay. BBQ and beverages available for purchase.

JUNO award winner and Gold Record recording artist Serena Ryder brings her powerful raw talent to the Stockey Centre stage. Serena’s hits include Good Morning Starshine, Weak in the Knees, A Little Bit of Red and Calling to Say.

An unstoppable music force, CCMA and JUNO award winning The Road Hammers deliver the toughest, coolest, realest country music in recent memory.

Join us at the Stockey Centre select Tuesday evenings for our free Bands on the Bay concert series held on our patio overlooking Georgian Bay. BBQ and beverages available for purchase.

Join us at the Stockey Centre select Tuesday evenings for our free Bands on the Bay concert series held on our patio overlooking Georgian Bay. BBQ and beverages available for purchase.

Join us at the Stockey Centre select Tuesday evenings for our free Bands on the Bay concert series held on our patio overlooking Georgian Bay. BBQ and beverages available for purchase.

Join us at the Stockey Centre select Tuesday evenings for our free Bands on the Bay concert series held on our patio overlooking Georgian Bay. BBQ and beverages available for purchase.

Helen Humphreys most recent novel Coventry will be published in August 2008. Helen Humphreys is the author of four collections of poetry and four novels. Her novels include, Afterimage, which won the Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize, Leaving Earth, which won the 1998 Toronto Book Award, and The Lost Garden, which was a CBC Canada Reads selection for 2003, and a national bestselling work of non-fiction The Frozen Thames. She lives in Kingston, Ontario.

Anthony de Sa’s first book is Barnacle Love, a collection of linked short stories about the Portuguese community in Toronto, published in 2008. Anthony De Sa grew up in Toronto’s Portuguese community. His short fiction has been published in several North American literary magazines. He attended The Humber School for Writers and now heads the English department and directs the creative writing program at a high school for the arts. Anthony de Sa is currently at work on a novel. He lives in Toronto with his wife and three sons.