Arts and Culture

A cast of magical creatures is set to take over downtown Sarnia as "Dragons and Mythical Beasts" arrives at the Imperial Theatre on May 7, 2025, direct from London’s West End.

Canada’s top kids’ music group, Mini Pop Kids, is making a highly anticipated return to the Imperial Theatre as part of their Celebration Tour. Following the sell-out of their 1:00 p.m. show, a second performance has been added at 5:00 p.

Samantha Pickard, Jennifer Bain and Taryn Henry showcase what Close to Home means to them during their combined exhibition at Gallery in the Grove.

Theatre Sarnia is proud to present Mom's Gift, the fourth production in the 2024/25 season, running from April 2 to April 6, 2025, at the historic Imperial Theatre.

Susan Aglukark never set out to be a trailblazer. Growing up in Arviat, Nunavut, she saw music as a form of storytelling—something deeply woven into Inuit culture, a way to carry history and identity through generations.

ineSarnia brings the Oscar-nominated animated film Flow to the Sarnia Public Library Theatre on March 2 and 3. The dialogue-free feature follows a cat and other animals navigating a world transformed by flood.

"Harvesting Freedom" author Gabriel Allahdua visits Sarnia on Feb. 28 to discuss his memoir and his experiences as a former migrant worker.

A new stand-up comedy showcase is launching in Sarnia. Homebrew Comedy, founded by local comedian Kirk Hicks, debuts on Saturday, February 22 at Imperial City Brew House.

With mixed emotions, Mark Dixon is selling his independent musical instrument store to national retailer, Long & McQuade.

Lambton County Library will host a free screening of "Hidden Figures" at the Sarnia Library Theatre on February 19 at 5:30 p.m., giving audiences a chance to experience the acclaimed historical drama about three trailblazing women at NASA.