On October 2, Sultans of String will take the stage at Aurora Town Square as part of Grand Opening celebrations, presenting a performance that promises to be both powerful and inspiring. Known for their genre-spanning music and dynamic live shows, Sultans of String will be showcasing The Refuge Project, a work that speaks directly to the changing face of Aurora and the broader Canadian experience.
The Refuge Project is a celebration of the creativity, diversity, and passion of Canada’s immigrant community, featuring 30 exceptional musicians who have come to North America as recent immigrants and refugees. Each musician brings not only extraordinary talent but also a unique story, contributing to an experience of sound and culture that reflects the theme of working together for a common goal. The performance will offer audiences a chance to experience a blend of musical traditions from around the world, highlighting the universal language of music as a means of connection and understanding.
This performance is one of the many events featured during Aurora Town Square’s Grand Opening celebrations, which run from September 21 to October 13. The celebrations offer a diverse lineup of performances and activities designed to showcase arts, culture, and heritage. Alongside these performances, visitors can enjoy a variety of free activities, programs, and exhibits.
The Sultans of String’s — The Refuge Project on October 2 is more than just a concert—it’s a powerful statement on the importance of diversity and the strength that comes from unity. As part of Grand Opening festivities, this performance is an unmissable opportunity to witness the incredible contributions of Canada’s immigrant community and to celebrate the cultural richness that they bring to the fabric of our society. Buy your tickets at aurora.ca/WhatsOn.
