Other entertainment in Ontario
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Matador
Matador is a hard-to-believe club just west of Ossington Ave and Little Italy, where there’s been late-night dance-floor chaos for more than 40 years. Shuffle in under the rusty ballroom sign for live bands playing honky-tonk and classic rock. It’s alcohol-free, but if you’re up this late, chances are you won’t need any more.
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Kangas
If you're looking to be pampered you've come to the wrong place. Think BYOB, as in 'bring your own bathing suit.' Well, actually, beer works too - Friday night at Kangas is a well-established social event. The saunas are private and can be hired for up to five hours, so go it alone, or grab a 'conference room' for you and your 'associates.'
Even if you're not in the mood to get steamy, Kangas has other amenities that might pique your interest: a public hot tub, a delicious dining area, tanning booths and even a hair salon.
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George Brown Theatre Co
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Moonhorse Dance Theatre
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Rogers Centre
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Soul Pepper
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SummerWorks Theatre Festival
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TicketKing
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TicketKing
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Ticketmaster
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Alliance Atlantis Cumberland 4
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Capital Xtra
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Civic Center
You can catch the Ottawa 67s, a minor-league hockey team, at the Civic Center.
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B Espresso Bar
Too early for beer? Sidestep the awful coffee chains for some real caffeine here, at East Toronto.
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Quaff
Too early for beer? Sidestep the awful coffee chains for some real caffeine here, at West Queen West.
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Bytown Cinema
The Bytown Cinema has been screening independent and international movies for over 60 years.
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Mayfair Theatre
Check out ‘Saturday Sin-ema’ at the majestic Mayfair Theatre, which looks the same as it did in the early ’30s.
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Lorraine Kimsa Theatre for Young People
Catch a show at the innovative Lorraine Kimsa Theatre for Young People, delivering enlightening children’s plays.
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Jet Fuel
So arty and cool, this hangout is for east-end gentrifiers, cyclists and literati who like to jeer at the beautiful people of Yorkville. The best coffee east of Yonge St.
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Blue Moon
Take Hwy 7/8 west from Kitchener to Petersburg’s Georgian-style inn, built in 1848; a smokin’ place for live blues, Tuesday-night jams and tasty pints of Blue Moon Pilsner.
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Ej’s
From Petersburg take Snyders Rd west to Baden to find hand-painted ceiling tiles, an 1891 oak bar and ornamental beer taps in this impressive redbrick edifice. Cozy, family vibes.
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EJ's Tavern
From Petersburg, take Snyders Rd west to Baden to find hand-painted ceiling tiles, an 1891 oak bar and ornamental beer taps in this impressive redbrick edifice. Cozy, family vibes.
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Alliance Atlantis Cumberland 4
The pint-sized Cumberland 4 multiplex screens a mix of independent films and hand-picked, left-of-centre Hollywood releases. There is a slightly more mainstream branch at The Beaches.
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Kennedy's Country Tavern
Backtrack to Petersburg, turn left onto Notre Dame Dr and head north into St Agatha. Kennedy’s is an Irish pub with a lively atmosphere and honest pints – mayhem on St Patrick’s Day!
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St Lawrence Centre for the Arts
The 880-seat St Lawrence Centre for the Arts functions as a second, larger venue for CanStage, and also hosts dance, classical and contemporary music, opera, operetta and musicals.
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