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THIRDLIFE, the stage name of Aaron White, represents a pivotal evolution in his 20-year journey through the world of Electronic Dance Music. As THIRDLIFE, he infuses new energy and perspectives into his performances, seamlessly blending genres like Trance, Funky House, Mainstage, Melbourne Bounce, and Melodic House. This identity marks a rebirth in his career, embracing the endless possibilities of EDM to create experiences that resonate with and energize audiences.

Jenny Howes is a powerhouse vocalist whose rich, soulful tone and infectious energy make every performance unforgettable. Blending percussion-driven rhythm with feel-good melodies, she delivers fresh takes on pop, classic rock, and grunge favourites that captivate audiences of all ages. Influenced by a wide range of artists and eras, Jenny brings both power and authenticity to the stage — creating a sound that’s uniquely her own.

DJ ZHO is just a Good Guy providing entertainment & music for the people - Open format Club DJ  - Follow & Like on all platforms @zhothedj 

Sammy Duke is an unmistakable presence the moment he starts performing onstage. Called a "troubadour prog-rock[er]" (No Depression Magazine), Sammy Duke enchants audiences with his infectious live energy, spontaneous spurts of crowd participation, his self-deprecating wit, and thought-provoking lyrics in his rootsy, folk-fusion music that blends elements of world-beat, rock and soul. 

Keep your eyes peeled — Santa is making his way through Blue Mountain Village in true holiday style, riding a horse-drawn carriage led by majestic Clydesdales from our local friends at Valley Ridge Family Farm. Wave hello, snap a photo, and feel the joy as this festive tradition brings holiday cheer to every corner of the Village.

Join us on Sunday from 5–6pm in the Village Events Plaza for a special Menorah Lighting Ceremony led by Rabbi Shur of Chabad Collingwood, alongside Town of The Blue Mountains Mayor Andrea Matrosovs. This meaningful gathering celebrates the beginning of Chanukah and the spirit of light, community, and tradition. Following the ceremony, a beautifully lit Menorah will be installed on the boardwalk at the base of the Westin stairs, where it will remain on display throughout Chanukah, December 14–21.