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Jeremy Fisher's Holiday Fam Jam at Red Bird

concert · Wednesday, 30 December 2026 · 1165 Bank St, Ottawa, Ontario, K1S 3X4, CA

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Jeremy Fisher's Holiday Fam Jam
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Jeremy Fisher's Holiday Fam Jam

Wed 30 Dec Red Bird

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CA$25.00

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STARTS

Wednesday, 30 December 2026 at 16:00

ENDS

Wednesday, 30 December 2026 at 17:30

LOCATION

Ottawa

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EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

2 hours of live music

1165 Bank St, Ottawa, Ontario, K1S 3X4, CA
1165 Bank St, Ottawa, Ontario, K1S 3X4, CAOPEN MAP

ABOUT THIS EVENT

Celebrate the season with JUNO-nominated singer-songwriter Jeremy Fisher at a special Holiday Fam Jam at Red Bird! One of Canada’s most engaging songwriters and performers, Jeremy has spent more than two decades making smart, catchy folk-pop, touring around the world and sharing stages with artists including Alanis Morissette, Blue Rodeo and the Indigo Girls. He’s also the co-creator, songwriter and voice of Jeremy on the hit CBC Kids animated series Jeremy and Jazzy, introducing a whole new generation to his music. For this special holiday show, expect plenty of singing along, stories, laughs and holiday favourites. This isn’t a kids’ concert that parents simply have to sit through. Jeremy’s wit, musicianship and knack for a great song make his family performances every bit as entertaining for the grown-ups in the room. His shows are warm, interactive and designed to get everyone involved. Bring the kids, bring the grandparents, and kick off the holiday season together at Red Bird with Jeremy Fisher’s Holiday Fam Jam.

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