Celebrate, Give, & Groove | GBHS: Annual Holiday Fundraiser
About this Event
GBHS Holiday Fundraiser Featuring Andrew Craig and Special Guests
The Guelph Black Heritage Society (GBHS) invites community members, supporters, and friends to kick off the holiday season at its annual Holiday Fundraiser on Saturday, November 21, 2026. The evening will bring together music, community, and celebration in support of GBHS programs, events, and educational initiatives.
Featuring celebrated musician Andrew Craig and a lineup of special guest performers, guests will enjoy an entertaining evening of live music in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The event offers an opportunity to connect with friends, supporters, and community members while celebrating the season and supporting the ongoing work of GBHS.
Delicious appetizers and refreshments will be provided by Open Appetite Catering, adding to an evening of great entertainment and meaningful community engagement.
Event Details
Date - Saturday, November 21, 2026
Time - 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Location - Guelph Little Theatre
176 Morris Street Guelph, Ontario
Tickets
$75 Friends of GBHS & WCBHS
$85 General Admission
Supporting Community, Culture, and Education
Proceeds from the event will support the Guelph Black Heritage Society's year-round programs, events, educational initiatives, and community outreach activities.
Through exhibitions, workshops, cultural celebrations, presentations, and youth engagement opportunities, GBHS continues to preserve, promote, and share the rich history and contributions of Black Canadians in Guelph and Wellington County.
Join Us
Whether you are a longtime supporter or attending for the first time, the GBHS Holiday Fundraiser promises an enjoyable evening of music, fellowship, and community spirit.
Tickets are available now, and early purchase is encouraged as seating is limited.
About the Guelph Black Heritage Society
The Guelph Black Heritage Society (GBHS) is a registered charity dedicated to preserving, promoting, and celebrating Black history and heritage in Guelph and Wellington County. Established in 2011, GBHS maintains Heritage Hall, originally known as the British Methodist Episcopal (BME) Church, built in 1880 by formerly enslaved Black individuals and their descendants who settled in the area through the Underground Railroad. Today, Heritage Hall serves as a cultural, historical, and community gathering place that honours the legacy and contributions of Black Canadians.
Where is it happening?
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
CAD 91.86
