Inclusive Sounds fundraiser in support of Pegasus and Judy’s Beach Cafe set for this Saturday at The Duke

The Duke on Queen Street East is hosting a live music fundraising event in support of Pegasus Toronto and Judy’s Beach Café this Saturday, May 9.

The Inclusive Sounds event is a celebration of diversity, accessibility, and community. Along with an exciting lineup of live performances, there will be a silent auction, door prizes, a raffle, and interactive experiences. 

Pegasus Toronto and Judy’s Beach Café are East Toronto organizations that create meaningful opportunities such as employment and social programming for neurodivergent individuals.

Those who attend or sponsor this Saturday’s celebration are helping to create inclusive employment opportunities, support skill-building and creative expression, strengthen community connections, and promote accessibility and equity in everyday spaces, said a press release about Inclusive Sounds.

Local bands including The Hit Cats, Hogtown Rebels, Mid-Century Modernes, Metyer Girls, Keys to the Studio, DanceBeatles, TonyO’s Jammers, Bonnie Memphis featuring Jimmy Lee Burton, The Rogues, Injunction, and Stella will be taking part in Inclusive Sounds at The Duke.

The event runs from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. on May 9, and The Duke is located at 1225 Queen St. E., southwest corner of Leslie Street.

For tickets to Inclusive Sounds and for more information, please visit https://www.bloomtickets.ca/event/764?InclusiveSoundsMusicFundraiser