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Saturday, September 6th
5:00 PM -6:00 PM
Library, Freemasons Hall Main Floor

Join Women in Music Canada – Alberta Chapter for an open, welcoming conversation circle at Purple City Music Festival. This casual gathering is a space for women and gender-diverse folks in the music community to connect, share experiences, and discuss the opportunities and challenges of working in the industry. Whether you’re an artist, behind-the-scenes professional, or just starting out, come meet peers, exchange ideas, and build your network. Light refreshments provided.

You’re warmly invited to an intimate gathering celebrating women, wellness, and the future of gig work, an immersive evening that blends storytelling and art to spark real change.

Heartwork: Women, Wellness & Gig Work  
Thursday, September 18, 2025
Warner Music – The Well, Toronto
5:45 PM – 8:30 PM


About the Experience
Heartwork is a national initiative by Conscious Economics, in partnership with Canada’s Ministry of Women & Gender Equality, dedicated to helping gig workers thrive, not just survive, in an evolving economy.

This special evening marks the premiere of the Heartwork short documentary, featuring stories from Meagan De Lima, Layla Staats, Anna Ruddick, and others whose voices bring to life the realities, and the possibilities, of gig work in Canada.

 What to Expect
Film Premiere – The debut screening of theHeartwork short documentary
Special Live Performance – An intimate set from one of our featured artists
In Conversation with Artists – A panel discussion with creatives behind the Heartwork movement
Networking & Community – Connect with like-minded leaders, artists, and changemakers

An intimate & immersive night focused on femmes & thems, women & genderqueer Toronto creatives.

Full Bloom?

Join the Her*Stage community for a night of incredible music for a night of building connections, enjoying Toronto musicians, and opening change in the music industry.

Come early to meet and mingle with industry members and fellow music lovers. Get ready to leave your mark with our art installations?

See you there!?

Calling all emerging talent: it’s time to take your career into your own hands. Join TMU and the Women in Music Canada Toronto Chapter for an inspiring and practical session focused on building your artist journey from the ground up.

You'll hear from a panel of seasoned industry experts as they share real-world insights on content creation, business planning, funding opportunities, how to think like an entrepreneur in today’s music landscape, and more.

This event is designed to equip rising artists with the tools, mindset, and connections to confidently lead their own path to success.

Heading to Winnipeg in September for BreakOut West? Or lucky enough to already call it home?

You're invited to join Women in Music Canada for a Drag Brunch on September 28 at Next Door. Enjoy music by The Kaptain, dynamic drag performances curated by Synonym, and a delicious menu from this women and 2SLGBTQ+ owned restaurant and brewery. 

This event is proudly presented in partnership with Women and Gender Equality Canada and Winnipeg City Councillor Sherri Rollins. We’re grateful for their support in bringing together women and gender-diverse creators, innovators, and community members.

Headed to the airport after? We'll have suitcase parking. 

* A reminder to bring cash to tip your queens! *

Hey Students! The WIMC Student Chapter is starting off the school year strong with a Virtual Industry Roundtables event on October 7th, perfect for those wanting insight into specific areas of the industry. Get industry insights, ask your questions, and connect with experienced professionals, all from wherever you are! Register for the event NOW at the link in our bio! Registration closes on October 3rd and trust us, you don't want to miss this! *This event is open to student chapter members and non-members*

Celebrate the Power of Women in Blues at the 38th Annual Women’s Blues Revue!

We are thrilled to announce the return of one of Toronto’s most beloved musical traditions—the 38th Annual Women’s Blues Revue, taking place at the iconic Roy Thomson Hall on Friday, November 28, 2025.

Presented in proud partnership with the Toronto Blues Society, this year’s Revue promises an unforgettable evening of soul-stirring performances, electrifying energy, and world-class musicianship. For nearly four decades, the Women’s Blues Revue has celebrated the voices, stories, and artistry of women in blues—and this year’s lineup is nothing short of legendary.

Taking the stage at this years event are six incredible artists; Shakura S’Aida who will be playing double-duty as both host and performer. This year’s solo headliners include Jackie Richardson, Cheryl Lescom, Celeigh Cardinal, Joce Reyome and Angelica Jones, who will join S’Aida to celebrate the 38th edition of the Women’s Blues Revue.

Backing this stellar lineup is the All-Star Women’s Blues Band, a collective of Canada’s finest female instrumentalists. The All-Star Women’s Blues Revue Band features: Elena Kapeleris, Carrie Chesnutt, Tara Kannangara, Alison Young, Angelique Francis, Emily Burgess, Jasmine Jones-Ball and Jenie Thai.

Whether you’re a longtime blues fan or discovering the genre for the first time, the Women’s Blues Revue is a celebration of artistry, resilience, and the enduring power of women’s voices.