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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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Cellists Bryan Holt and Amahl Arulanandam pose for the camera with their cellos wearing suits
July 19 2025 – Xenia@TSM: VC2 Cello Duo

Concert Description Two cellos and two cellists: they’re the same, but different! Join us for a fun and interactive introduction to the many voices of the cello. From the deepest bass notes to the lyrical treble, from quick, driving rhythms to soothing melodies, the cello—and the cellists of VC2 Cello… Read more

September 27 2025 – Xenia Concerts and TO Live Present: Eliana Cuevas & Jeremy Ledbetter with Phoenix the Fire

Concert Description Jeremy Ledbetter & Eliana Cuevas feature a unique and very soulful take on Latin American music with a focus on Venezuelan folkloric repertoire. Their music is Jazz-infused, acoustic, and showcases original compositions and some of the most beloved Venezuelan traditional songs. Their performances are playful, adventurous, spontaneous and… Read more

November 8 2025 – Xenia Concerts and TO Live present: Fierbois!

Concert Description The name Fierbois resonates deeply with Caitlin Broms-Jacobs (oboe) and Madeline Hildebrand (piano). Meaning “proud wood,” it references the core material of their instruments, and the legendary sword and spirit of Joan of Arc. Join Xenia Concerts and Fierbois as we take you on a journey through classic… Read more

November 30 2025 – Xenia Concert and City of Mississauga Present: ASD Band

Concert Description Recognizing the power of music to bring people together, four talented musicians formed a band called ASD (named for autism spectrum disorder) featuring Rawan, Jackson, Ron and Spenser – each of whom is on the spectrum. This is a rare opportunity to see these stellar performers together on… Read more

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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

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

2024-25 Season Artists

Joy Lapps

Internationally lauded artist, speaker, educator and creative consultant Joy Lapps activates spaces for community building and creative expression. The award-winning instrumentalist of Antiguan and Barbudan descent treats the steelpan as a tool for engagement, anchoring her artistry in a profound, community-centered musical tradition. She aims to amplify women’s contributions in… Read more

Pantayo

Pantayo are queer Filipinx kulintang gong punks based in Tkaronto, Canada. The ensemble combines traditional Kulintang music from the Philippines with contemporary influences and experimental sounds derived from their experiences as queer diasporic Filipinxs in Turtle Island. Read more

Emily Rho, piano

My name is Emily Rho, a pianist committed to creating meaningful connections through music. This mission inspires all my musical endeavours, and I love creating concert experiences where we can feel comfortable and have fun with each other.  Read more

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