19 events in Orleans during November 2026. Find entertainment happenings near you.
A two-hour guided paranormal investigation explores four heritage buildings at Cumberland Heritage Village Museum. Participants must be 16 or older.
Cults investigator Mike King examines how high-control groups form, recruit members and use manipulation.
Maude Landry presents Trop cool, a French-language comedy show about individuality, social expectations and the pressure to fit in. Her observational and self-deprecating material turns everyday doubts and contradictions into comedy.
Toni Lee and a full band perform a tribute to Karen and Richard Carpenter, revisiting the duo’s career and recognizable songs. The repertoire includes Superstar, Rainy Days and Mondays, (They Long to Be) Close to You and Yesterday Once More.
Alexandra and Alexandre each book a solo Caribbean getaway, only to discover that a reservation error has placed them in the same bungalow. This French-language comedy by Jamin Chtouki stars Carole B. Thomas and Jamin Chtouki.
Ottawa School of Theatre’s drop-in fundraiser supports its upcoming Little Women production. Activities include a food drive, bake sale, card-writing corner, art activities, music and local vendors.
Two tribute bands share the stage: Symply Skynyrd performs the music of Lynyrd Skynyrd, while Stoned and Rolling celebrates the Rolling Stones. The concert focuses on classic Southern rock and Rolling Stones favourites.
MIFO’s eighth Kaléidoscope musical brings together Caroline Savoie, Flora Luna, Shauit and McLean under artistic director Mario Lepage, also known as Ponteix.
Ali Hassan hosts a live recording of CBC Radio’s Laugh Out Loud. The announced comedy lineup features Ryan Doucette, Kyra Carleton, Rebecca Reeds, Walter Lyng, Bobby Knauff and Rahul Topiwala. The venue lists the show for ages 18 and over.
Théâtre du Village presents the story of Édouard, a retired historian who is losing his memory, and Bérénice, a rebellious young woman who draws him back into a past he would rather forget.
United European Ballet performs Swan Lake, the classical ballet about Prince Siegfried, Odette and the spell that transforms her into a swan. Two performances are listed on November 22: one at 2 PM and another at 6 PM.
Jérémie Larouche explores Batman’s universe in Le Batshow, a French-language cardboard-puppet comedy for an older audience.
Browse seasonal gifts from local creative vendors at Shenkman Arts Centre’s Orléans Holiday Arts Market. The free event includes children’s activities and entertainment.
Wayne Rostad is joined by fiddle champion Bobby Lalonde and the band Stag Creek for an afternoon of Christmas music and storytelling.
Drop in to play chess with other youth in a relaxed, informal environment! Practice the basics or test your wits with a weekly chess challenge.Ages 8 to 18. Drop-in program..Venez jouer aux échecs ...
Join us for open games of chess. Whether you're a beginner or more advanced, this is a relaxed environment where everyone is welcome. Bring your own board or borrow one of ours. Joignez-vous nous p...
Join JP the Game Master in this series of beginner-level Dungeons & Dragons Play Sessions -designed for youth aged 12 to 15 - emphasizing teamwork, imagination, and problem-solving. Sessions will i...
