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    Black History Month Family Celebration

    Celebrate the richness of Black History and culture at London Public Library's annual Family Celebration Event! Engage in fun games, creative crafts, and interactive workshops for the whole family!

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    Black History Slam

    The Black History Slam is back with its second annual event! Join them for a memorable evening of music, poetry, and community as we celebrate Black History Month under the theme Roots and Rhythm: Celebrating Black Legacy in London.

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    Essence & Culture Awards 2025

    London AfroCentric Community Association (LACA) presents the 4th annual Essence & Culture Awards “I am Essence & Culture”

  • A black and white picture of Lewis Coray in the uniform under a white background.

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    Lewis Coray Trailblazer Awards

    Named after the London Police Service’s first Black officer, this award recognizes young people from the African, Caribbean and Black Canadian communities

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    Black History Month 2025 Closing Ceremony

    Join them for the grand finale of Black History Month, hosted by the London Black History Coordinating Committee and London Public Library at Wolf performance Hall on Saturday, February 22, 2025, in London Ontario.

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    Black Heritage: Our Past, Our Present, Our Future

    As diverse peoples of the African Diaspora and drawing on their lived experiences and knowledge, the panelists will share their perspectives on Black history and heritage.

  • Two artists in dark clothing sit side by side; one holds a guitar under a yellow background.

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    Langille & Sims

    Paul Langille & Paul Sims present Blue Valentines #6 - Reality Check. This follows last year's sell out of the continuing series of "Blue Valentines" concerts.

  • A band of four musicians is performing on stage with various string instruments, including guitars and a banjo.

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    New Cumberland

    Featuring inventive solo work, driving rhythms and three-part vocal harmonies, New Cumberland’s musical integrity and joy in playing together resonates in every performance.

  • Three artists are shown, each holding a musical instrument: a guitar, another guitar, and a violin.

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    Graham Lindsey Trio

    Graham Lindsey Trio performing live at Cuckoo's Nest Folk Club on Saturday, April 26, 2025, in London Ontario.

  • An artist playing an electric guitar and singing into a microphone outdoors with mountains and trees in the background.

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    David Essig

    David Essig may have started out over fifty years ago as a hired-gun blues guitarist and mandolin player from rural Ontario, but today he’s best known as one of Canada’s most enduring and literate musical storytellers - a roots songwriter with a difference. 

  • A person is sitting outdoors playing an acoustic guitar, with an accordion on a nearby chair.

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    Alan Reid

    Glasgow born Alan Reid has been taking Scottish folk music all over the world since 1975. He joined the fledgling Battlefield Band in 1969 while studying at Strathclyde University and subsequently toured and recorded almost 30 albums with this hard-working and enduring band up until 2010, in that time garnering a reputation for his playing and his singing. 

  • A young female with joker face, red face painted under a white and red stripes background.

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    4th Annual Inked Circus Tattoo Expo

    4th Annual Inked Circus Tattoo Expo at Western Fair District from Friday, August 8, 2025, to Sunday, August 10, 2025, in London Ontario.

  • An artist in a black t shirt and black glasses smiling for the picture under a red background.

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    Edwin (of I Mother Earth)

    London Music Hall & SummerCamp Productions present. Edwin (of I Mother Earth) - Another Spin Around The Sun 25th anniversary. Performing I Mother Earth, Crash Karma, and solo hits with special guest Dead Romantic, and more!

  • A person playing a light brown electric guitar, focusing on the hands and guitar body closely.

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    Share The Land

    Fanshawe Music Industry Arts Program presents Share The Land at London Music Hall on Tuesday, February 11, 2025, in London Ontario.

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    Raygun: Retro – Family Day Weekend 80s & 90s Video Dance Party

    Raygun: Retro – Family Day Weekend 80s & 90s Video Dance Party on Sunday, February 16, 2025, in London Ontario.

  • Maple Heritage Festival

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    Maple Heritage Festival

    The Maple Heritage Festival is Back! Saturday, March 15th – 10 AM – 4 PM. Celebrate the sweet season with live demonstrations and family-friendly activities as we explore maple traditions through a Two-Eyed Seeing approach, blending Western and Indigenous perspectives on maple sap collection, maple sugar production, and its cultural significance. Pre-register to receive a group discount!

  • Person snowshoeing in snowy forest with four insets: heart pendant, red button machine, two people.

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    Family Day at the Museum

    Visit the Museum of Ontario Archaeology for an edu-taining Family Day outing on Monday, February 17, 2025, in London Ontario.

  • Nick Adams and Taes Leavitt of Splash'N Boots sitting down, posing for the camera in front of a yellow background.

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    Splash'N Boots

    Splash’N Boots have been a staple in Canadian children’s music for over 20 years, performing more than 3,000 shows and earning nine JUNO nominations, including two wins. Their heartfelt songs and catchy melodies have made them a beloved name in family entertainment, with music that fosters empathy, emotional intelligence, and connection. They have also been recognized with a Canadian Folk Music Award for Children’s Album of the Year.