Brampton On Stage

History Recognized as one of the best performing arts venues in Canada, The Rose Brampton was built as part of the revitalization of Brampton’s downtown core to meet the cultural needs of a rapidly growing city. Designed by Page & Steele Architects, construction began with a groundbreaking ceremony on August 13, 2003, and opened to the public in September 2006. Brampton's own Russell Peters was the first act presented on the new Rose Mainstage on September 3, and The Rose was officially opened with a Grand Gala featuring Diana Krall on September 29, 2006. The Rose is a vibrant part … History Recognized as one of the best performing arts venues in Canada, The Rose Brampton was built as part of the revitalization of Brampton’s downtown core to meet the cultural needs of a rapidly growing city. Designed by Page & Steele Architects, construction began with a groundbreaking ceremony on August 13, 2003, and opened to the public in September 2006. Brampton's own Russell Peters was the first act presented on the new Rose Mainstage on September 3, and The Rose was officially opened with a Grand Gala featuring Diana Krall on September 29, 2006. The Rose is a vibrant part of our city, a major economic catalyst, and a place for people to gather, connect, and share. The Rose delivers exceptional experiences to thousands of artists and audience members each year. Vision Audiences universally recognize The Rose as one of the best venues in the Canada to experience first-rate performances. Artists recognize The Rose as an exceptional space to perform in. All Bramptonians feel a sense of connection with The Rose and are lifelong advocates for its presence downtown. The Rose’s audience reflects that youth and dynamism of the city that it is in. The Rose’s programming is heralded for its innovation and diversity and it has set the standard for how other municipally-run performing arts centres can operate. " We see Brampton as a cultural crossroads in Canada, and an entertainment capital in the GTA. At The Rose, audiences see themselves reflected on our stages, and artists see Brampton's mosaic in our audience. Our programs and presentations reflect our commitments to artistic excellence, inclusivity, accessibility, and opportunity. Deeply rooted in the city that gave it life and provides for its growth, The Rose Brampton is a beacon of entertainment to its residents, the GTA, and surrounding regions ." - Steven Schipper, Executive Artistic Director Read More Details Show Less Events History Recognized as one of the best performing arts venues in Canada, The Rose Brampton was built as part of the revitalization of Brampton’s downtown core to meet the cultural needs of a rapidly growing city. Designed by Page & Steele Architects, construction began with a groundbreaking ceremony on August 13, 2003, and opened to the public in September 2006. Brampton's own Russell Peters was the first act presented on the new Rose Mainstage on September 3, and The Rose was officially opened with a Grand Gala featuring Diana Krall on September 29, 2006. The Rose is a vibrant part … History Recognized as one of the best performing arts venues in Canada, The Rose Brampton was built as part of the revitalization of Brampton’s downtown core to meet the cultural needs of a rapidly growing city. Designed by Page & Steele Architects, construction began with a groundbreaking ceremony on August 13, 2003, and opened to the public in September 2006. Brampton's own Russell Peters was the first act presented on the new Rose Mainstage on September 3, and The Rose was officially opened with a Grand Gala featuring Diana Krall on September 29, 2006. The Rose is a vibrant part of our city, a major economic catalyst, and a place for people to gather, connect, and share. The Rose delivers exceptional experiences to thousands of artists and audience members each year. Vision Audiences universally recognize The Rose as one of the best venues in the Canada to experience first-rate performances. Artists recognize The Rose as an exceptional space to perform in. All Bramptonians feel a sense of connection with The Rose and are lifelong advocates for its presence downtown. The Rose’s audience reflects that youth and dynamism of the city that it is in. The Rose’s programming is heralded for its innovation and diversity and it has set the standard for how other municipally-run performing arts centres can operate. " We see Brampton as a cultural crossroads in Canada, and an entertainment capital in the GTA. At The Rose, audiences see themselves reflected on our stages, and artists see Brampton's mosaic in our audience. Our programs and presentations reflect our commitments to artistic excellence, inclusivity, accessibility, and opportunity. Deeply rooted in the city that gave it life and provides for its growth, The Rose Brampton is a beacon of entertainment to its residents, the GTA, and surrounding regions ." - Steven Schipper, Executive Artistic Director Read More Details Show Less