Hannaford Street Silver Band Tickets

Hannaford Street Silver Band (HSSB) is Canada’s only professional brass band, based in Toronto and proudly resident at the St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts. Now entering its 43rd season (2025/26), HSSB delivers bold brass artistry through concert programs that blend traditional brass concert music with contemporary collaborations. We’ve got you covered for tickets, schedules, and insider details on where to catch this iconic ensemble next.

As an organization with a storied history and a national footprint, HSSB continues to push the brass repertoire forward while honoring its roots in Canadian music. Their commitment to accessibility, community engagement, and high-caliber performances makes them a staple for classical, brass, and contemporary music fans across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area.

Biography: Based in Toronto, Hannaford Street Silver Band is billed as Canada’s only professional brass band. The group serves as the resident company of Toronto’s St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts and is in its 43rd season (2025/26). Led by an exceptional roster of musicians, HSSB performs a broad spectrum of brass repertoire, from classical to contemporary commissions, with a distinctive Canadian voice.

Discography Highlights: The band’s recordings showcase a diverse range of brass-focused projects, including Zombie Blizzard (2024) — a collaborative multi-artist project with Measha Brueggergosman-Lee and Margaret Atwood (Leaf Music) — plus Journey In Brass (2017), A Christmas Flourish (2008), Connections in Brass (2011), Heavy Metal (2001), Brass Links (2000), The Hannaford Street Silver Band (2000), and Canadian Impressions (1994). These albums reflect the ensemble’s breadth, from holiday programming to adventurous contemporary works.

Upcoming Tour & Performances: HSSB’s 2025 Toronto season features performances such as Oct 12 at Jane Mallett Theatre and Dec 16 at Yorkminster Park Baptist Church. Looking ahead to 2026, audiences can anticipate further engagements at Ada Slaight Hall and Jane Mallett Theatre, among other venues. Each date is treated as its own event, with details, tickets, and availability updated regularly.

Recognition: The band was honored with the Lieutenant Governor’s Award for the Arts (Ontario) in 2003, a testament to its artistic impact and contributions to the Canadian arts landscape.