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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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Upcoming Events

February 7 2026 – Xenia Concerts and TO Live present: The Eybler Quartet

Saturday, February 7 at 10:30AM Meridian Hall 1 Front St. E., Toronto Read more

March 7 2026 – Xenia Concerts and TO Live present: Trio Carnaval

Saturday, March 7 at 10:30AM Meridian Arts Centre 5040 Yonge St., Toronto Read more

April 18 2026 – Xenia Concerts and TO Live present: Mattmac with Phoenix the Fire

Saturday, April 18, 2026 at 10:30AM Meridian Hall 1 Front St. East, Toronto Read more

April 23, 2026 – Xenia Concerts and the COC present: The Dior Quartet

Thursday, April 23 at 12 PM Four Seasons Centre 145 Queen St. W., Toronto Read more

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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

Xenia Concerts Welcomes New Board Members!

Xenia Concerts is delighted to announce the appointment of two new members to its Board of Directors: Daniel Ashworth and Jillian Turman!​ Read more

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2025-26 Season Artists

Gaitrie Killings

A Tkaronto-based actor, Gaitrie is a theatre maker who develops facial expressions and body languages to bring Deaf/hearing actors to work together on the stage in physical theatre styles. Gaitrie continually seeks to challenge herself through new techniques and learning from her mentors who specialize in ASL musical and theatre styles. Read more

Fierbois

Known for their joyful and electrifying performances, pianist Madeline Hildebrand and oboist Caitlin Broms-Jacobs have been fast friends and musical collaborators since 2014, when the duo performed their first concert together on Winnipeg’s prestigious Millennium Recital Series.   Having instant chemistry both on and offstage, the two realized they had… Read more

Majd Sukar

Majd Sukar is a Syrian Canadian Clarinetist whose name has been distinguished in the Toronto music scene for his fusion music and unique sound. His style blends Middle Eastern folk and classical music with Jazz music in unparalleled practice. Sukar brings his music to the Canadian music scene as a… 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