Silence

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46 Essex St
Guelph, ON N1H 3K8
+1 (519) 836-4266
http://www.silencesounds.ca

Silence in Guelph, Canada is a vibrant community space dedicated to hosting a diverse range of adventurous new sound events, including music performances, poetry readings, and storytelling sessions. With a focus on promoting inclusivity and empowerment, Silence provides a platform for artists and musicians to showcase their talents and engage with audiences in thought-provoking ways.

From hosting events like the International Womxn's Day celebration to featuring local musicians and bands, Silence offers a unique and welcoming environment for individuals to come together and experience the power of music and creativity. Whether attending a CD release party or participating in an open jazz jam session, visitors can expect to be inspired and entertained at this dynamic cultural hub in Guelph.

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