Purchase this $5 shuttle bus upgrade, if you purchased a standard ticket to the Inaugural Performance (July 8, 7pm) but require assistance to get to the venue. The wheelchair-accessible buses will depart every 10 minutes from the corner of Huron St. and Minnesota St. (20 Minnesota St.) from 5-7pm and bring you back after the concert.
VENUE
Millennium Park in Collingwood 45 Heritage Dr. Collingwood, ON
Chairs will be provided to all ticket patrons attending this event!
Millennium Park has accessible washrooms, but do keep in mind that the ground is soft (grass).
Inaugural Performance with the National Academy Orchestra and Special Guest Jeremy Dutcher
Inaugural Concert featuring the National Academy Orchestra of Canada (full 65-piece orchestra) led by Maestro Alain Trudel with special guest Jeremy Dutcher who performs songs inspired by his Wolastoq First Nation roots.
This event happens rain or shine! Come prepared for time in the sun (hat, sunscreen) ​and pack an umbrella in case of a passing shower. In the event of a SEVERE THUNDERSTORM, the event will have to be cancelled. This will be announced ASAP on social media and the website.
He wowed Canada with operatic arias sung in a near-extinct indigenous language. Now he’s taking his culture to the world.
The Guardian
Program
Gioachino Rossini(1792-1868) The Barber of Seville (Overture)
Ludwig van Beethoven(1770-1827) Symphony No. 6, Op. 68 “Pastoral” I. Allegro ma non troppo
Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) Concerto in E major, Op. 8 No. 1, RV 269 “Spring” from The Four Seasons
Jeremy Dutcher (1990- Â Â Â ) Honor Song Mehcinut Skicinuwihkuk
Hector Berlioz (1803-1869) Symphonie Fantastique, Op. 14 IV. March to the scaffold
Millennium Park in Collingwood 45 Heritage Dr. Collingwood, ON
IMPORTANT! There is no parking available at Millennium Park. You can use the Collingwood Leisure Time Club parking lot at 100 Minnesota St. and then walk over to the park.Â
If you require assistance to get to the venue, a shuttle bus will be available for all GOLD pass holders and ticket patrons who have pre-purchased transportation (ticket option #1). The wheelchair-accessible buses will depart every 10 minutes from the corner of Huron St. and Minnesota St. (20 Minnesota St.) from 5-7pm and bring you back after the concert.
Chairs will be provided to all ticket patrons attending this event!
Millennium Park has accessible washrooms, but do keep in mind that the ground is soft (grass).
This event has been co-sponsored by:
The Businesses of Downtown Collingwood
In Memoriam: Pattie Cleghorn and Marg Bridgman From the Cleghorn Family
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