Isabellas Chocolate Cafe

Isabella’s Chocolate Café is a hand crafted premium chocolatier located in the Heart of Downtown Oshawa. Our selection of chocolates include truffles and bars, chocolate gifts and choices of hand dipped chocolate delights. Additionally, we offer lunch menu items, all natural Dufflet Pastries and desserts, handmade Gelato and specialty coffee and chocolate drinks.
Isabella’s opened her [...]

The Corral Nightclub

The Corral Nightclub offers the best in Country Music, atmosphere and live entertainment.  There is always something happening at the Corral, so be sure to check our Event Calendar and come on out for a great evening of entertainment.
Location:
433 Simcoe Street South
Oshawa , Ontario
L1H 4J5
Phone: 905-571-1422 Fax: 905-571-5518
Email: thecorral@rogers.com
Website:  www.thecorral.ca

Le Skratch Nightclub

Le Skratch is a Nightclub, Restaurant, Sports Bar and Pool Hall combination that is located in the Midtown Mall in oshawa.  This club is fairly large and has 50 billiard and coin operated pool tables. 
The host to many live events including Adult Hypnosis Shows, Battle of the Bands competitions and Girls Gone Wild events, Le Skratch [...]

Open Mike Night – Durham Region

If you’re looking for fun, free live entertainment then open mike nights at Durham Region Pubs and Clubs are a great way to go.  Many pubs and clubs in Durham Region and the GTA offer open mike nights where musical peformers and singers of any skill level can get up and do their thing.  The [...]

Class Act Dinner Theatre

Class Act Dinner Theatre is locate in Whitby and offers a variety of live entertainment including plays, musicians, Hypnotists and variety acts.  Combining great entertainment with great food has been artfully acheived by Class Act.  Tickets for upcoming shows can be purchased at the online box office.
Visit the Class Act Web Site for a schedule [...]

Herongate Barn Theatre

The century old Herongate Barn Theatre began as a dairy farm, and it housed animals typical to this kind of farm until the 1970’s when it ceased to be economical. It served as a location for auctions, barn dances, and hayrides until 1975 when it was converted by the Ward family for use as a [...]

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