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Follow the Stratford Concert Band!

We love to play great music in concerts all year round.
Here is a list of our concert series and events.
​We hope to see you soon!

The band's three main concerts are held at
Avondale United Church, 194 Avondale Avenue at 3pm
Tickets are: $20 Adults, $5 Students, 11 & Under Free

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Friends and Camaraderie

November 8, 2026 @ 3pm

2026 marks the 100th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Legion. The Stratford Concert Band is honoured to have the opportunity to recognize this milestone, and specifically pay tribute to Stratford Branch 8, which was one of the first 10 Legions incorporated in Canada. We will also present music on the themes of friendship and camaraderie.

Broadway and Beyond!

February 21, 2027 @ 3pm

Join us as we celebrate music from the stage and beyond. We are thrilled to welcome Marcus Nance as our special guest on this concert. Marcus is equally at home in theatre, cabaret, concert and opera. He has appeared on Broadway, at the Stratford Festival, the Shaw Festival, and many more opera and orchestral performances across North America.​

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Soundwaves

May 2, 2027 @ 3pm

Join us as we celebrate the sounds of the Stratford Concert Band! From the full band to small groups to soloists, this concert will showcase the incredible talent we have in this ensemble.

Carolfest

TBD

Carolfest is an event hosted by Avondale United Church in Stratford. It is known as the "kick-off to Christmas" in Stratford. Carolfest is a fundraiser for Stratford House of Blessing's Children's Christmas Program. 

Performances are done by local musicians, a mass Community Choir, and the Stratford Concert Band.

Music Sheets

We would like to acknowledge that we practice and perform on the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) and Ojibway/Chippewa peoples.

This territory is governed by two treaties. The first is the Dish With One Spoon Wampum Belt Covenant of 1701, made between the Anishinaabe and the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. The second is the Huron Tract Treaty of 1827, an agreement made by eighteen Anishinaabek Chiefs and the Canada Company.

We are thankful to use this land to build community and celebrate with music. 

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