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Xenia Concerts presents family-friendly, accessible musical events that embrace neurodiversity and disability. Join us at our next Adaptive Concert for a fun, inclusive musical experience!

Xenia Concerts presents over 30 Adaptive Concerts per year, designed for people who face social and systemic barriers to inclusion.

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The “What” and the “Why” of Adaptive Concerts

The “What” and the “Why” of Adaptive Concerts: Adaptive Concerts are family-friendly musical events designed to meet the diverse accessibility needs of as many people as possible. Read more

Accessing The Arts – A New Study by Xenia Concerts & Canada Excellence Research Chair in Health Equity and Community Wellbeing

Xenia Concerts, in partnership with the Canada Excellence Research Chair in Health Equity and Community Wellbeing (CERC-HECW), is excited to announce the publication of their groundbreaking study, “Accessing the Arts: Accounting for Neurodiversity and Disability in Performing Arts Feedback Methods.” Read more

Harpist Sanya Eng, of the PhoeNX Ensemble, teaches an audience member about the harp at a recent Xenia Concert.

Artist Training Program

We’ve got big news at Xenia Concerts. After two and a half years of piloting our Artist Training Program with over 100 artists, we are now ready to offer it to musicians around the world! We started this project for one simple reason: they don’t teach this stuff in music… Read more

2025-26 Season Artists

Dior String Quartet

Joined together from Israel, Korea-Canada, Saint Lucia, and the USA, the Dior Quartet is the Quartet-in-Residence at the Glenn Gould School, Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto, Canada. Read more

Trash Panda Brass

Trash Panda Brass formed in the summer of 2022 on the streets of Toronto with a simple mission of engaging crowds and spreading queer and inclusive joy. Within two years of conception, they graced the cover of Whole Note magazine, rocked TD Jazz Fest, DoWestFest, Cultivate festival, and the Distillery… Read more

Mattmac

Blind music producer and recording artist Mattmac has harnessed his melodic pop-trap beats and inspiring story, quickly establishing himself as ‘one to watch’ on the national scene with more than 30 million + streams across platforms, and critical acclaim across all major media outlets such as CBC, CTV, Virgin Radio, and more. Read more

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Funders & Partners

FUNDERS

Toronto Arts Council, Ontario Arts Council, The Government of Ontario, The Government of Canada, Canada Council for the Arts, The Azrieli Foundation, The Metcalf Foundation, The Rotary Club of Toronto and its Charitable Foundation, George C. Hunt Family Foundation, The Toronto Foundation, Unity for Autism, Music Performance Trust Fund, TD Canada Trust, The TELUS Friendly Future Foundation, Aird & Berlis, In honour of R.S. Williams & Sons Company Ltd.

PRESENTING PARTNERS

TO Live, Flato Markham Theatre, The City of Mississauga, The Rose Theatre, PADDLE North Bay, Honens, Music Toronto, Toronto Summer Music, The Beverley School, The Canadian Opera Company, Flow Fest, EarlyON, District of Parry Sound Inclusion Support Services, Bloorview School Authority, Gallery Players of Niagara, Safehaven, Miles Nadal JCC, Niagara Children’s Centre School Authority

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

One Health Partners, Hand Over Hand, Canadian National Institute for the Blind, Autism Ontario

ARTIST TRAINING PARTNERS

Lotus Centre for Special Education, National Youth Orchestra of Canada, Music Toronto