Some weeks are packed — this one’s full of reasons to get out.
From late-night music and comedy to Easter events, markets, and unique experiences, Windsor has something happening at every turn this week.
April 2 – April 9
Here’s what’s going on around the city.
😂 Comedy & Nightlife
Stand-up, roasts, and showcases guaranteed to keep the laughs coming.
🎭 April 3 – 2 Minutes To Kill: Golden Egg Edition
8:00 PM – 10:00 PM | Meteor
Windsor’s fastest stand-up comedy competition is back for a special Easter Weekend!
🎶 April 3 – Live Show at The Lion's Head Tavern
8:00 PM | Windsor
Enjoy the night of comedy!
😂 April 4 – Michael Harrison LIVE Comedy
8:00 PM | Tipsy Toucan
Enjoy a night of live comedy as Michael Harrison takes the stage for a fun-filled show presented by Windsor Laughs.
❄️ April 7 – Snowed In Comedy Tour
7:30 PM | The Capitol Theatre
Experience a national comedy phenomenon featuring powerhouse comics Dan Quinn, Paul Myrehaug, Pete Zedlacher, and Erica Sigurdson.
😂 April 7 – Phogheads Comedy Showcase
8:30 PM – 9:30 PM | Phog Lounge
Catch live stand-up every Tuesday night featuring a mix of new and seasoned comics.
A Must-Try on Your List
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Tucked into the heart of Walkerville, Gladstone Commons is your little neighbourhood bistro offering an upscale yet relaxed dining experience. Blending French-inspired cuisine with locally sourced Windsor-Essex ingredients, it delivers thoughtfully crafted dishes that feel both refined and comforting.
With a carefully curated wine list featuring unique grape varieties and a creative cocktail program designed by skilled bartenders, it’s a go-to spot for casual fine dining, intimate evenings, and memorable culinary experiences in a cozy, inviting setting.
🎵 Music & Live Performances
Late Nights, Loud Beats, and Dark Alternative Vibes Taking Over Windsor
🎶 April 4 – Electro on Erie
9:00 PM | Erie St GastroPub
Dance the night away to lounge beats with resident DJ Greg Gnyp and a rotating lineup of guest DJs. Enjoy great vibes and late-night music in a lively atmosphere.
🖤 April 4–5 – Asylum Windsor’s Monthly Dark Alternative Night
9:00 PM – 2:00 AM | Late-night event
No cover—tips are welcome! Enjoy a night of dark alternative music from the Asylum team.
✨ Unique Events
Whether you’d rather celebrate the National Wildlife Week or attend a book launch, enjoy these events!
🦅 April 6–12 – Jack Miner National Wildlife Week
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM | Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary
Celebrate National Wildlife Week with a variety of nature and conservation activities: tours, kids’ crafts, museum and house visits, outdoor education programs, and more
📚 April 2 – Book Launch: The Poet’s Cookbook
6:30 PM | Mackenzie Hall
Join Conspiracy Press and the University of Windsor’s Editing & Publishing Practicum for a unique literary event
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✨ Craft Show,Market & More
Enjoy markets, shows, fashion at Windsor.
🧺 April 4 – Downtown Windsor Farmers’ Market
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM | Pelissier Street
A vibrant community market featuring fresh local produce, artisan foods, crafts, live entertainment.
🍁 April 4–5 – Stonehill Estates Maple Weekend
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM | Stonehill Estates
Celebrate the first-ever Maple Weekend with tastings of small-batch maple syrups, walnut syrup, and a pancake brunch
🎨 April 8 – Amherstburg Hoppy Dots & Spring Bloom Dot-Painting Workshop
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM | Artisan Grill
Celebrate spring with a guided dot-painting workshop inspired by blooming flowers and playful bunnies
Easter Special
Catch the excitement of Easter with so much to do with family and friends!
🐶 April 3 – National Service Dogs Easter Egg Hunt
10:00 AM | Malden Park
A fun-filled family event where dogs hunt for treat-filled eggs and prizes across the park.
🐣 April 4 – Creative Crew: Easter Activity Event
12:00 PM | Canadian Transportation Museum & Heritage Village
A festive family event featuring Easter egg hunts, crafts, games, face painting, and balloon animals.
🐰 April 4 – Windsor Easter Egg Hunt 2026
10:00 AM | 1075 Ypres Blvd
A large community Easter egg hunt where every child receives treats, along with games, food, and family-friendly activities.
🐰 April 4 – Easter Bunny Visits
10:30 AM – 2:30 PM | Tecumseh Mall
Bring the family for a fun visit with the Easter Bunny—perfect for photos and holiday memories!
🥐 April 5 – Easter Brunch
11:00 AM | St. Clair College Centre for the Arts
Enjoy a family-friendly Easter brunch featuring a delicious menu and a Dessert Buffet Extravaganza.
🍳 April 5 – Easter Brunch
11:00 AM | Fogular Furlan Club
Celebrate Easter with a warm and welcoming brunch featuring a delicious spread of freshly prepared dishes.
⛹️♂️ Sports
Catch the excitement of Windsor’s sports scene with games and matches.
🤿 April 9–12 – 2026 Canada Cup of Diving
10:00 AM – 6:00 PM | Windsor International Aquatic and Training Centre
Watch world-class divers from 10+ countries compete in all eight Olympic events, including springboard, platform, synchro, and mixed team competitions.
😍 Trivia Nights, Theatre & More
Attend trivia nights, dinners and more in Windsor.
🍹 April 2 – Trivia Night
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM | The Manchester Bar
Thursdays are better with trivia!
🎲 April 8 – Game Night for kids
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM | Central Library
Enjoy a fun evening of board games with family and friends
🍹 April 9 – Trivia Night
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM | The Manchester Bar
Thursdays are better with trivia!
That’s what’s happening around Windsor this week. Whether you’re heading out for a late night, a family event, or something in between, there’s plenty to explore.
We’ll be back with more next week.
— Windsor Pulse
