Sarnia’s Imperial Theatre will host the Boneyard Originals Charity Event on Wednesday, April 1, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. The live‑music fundraiser stars the Sarnia‑based Boneyard Band and aims to raise money for two local charities. It takes place at 168 Christina St. N in the city’s restored Art Deco venue.
Boneyard Band will perform a mix of its original rock songs and well‑known classics. General admission tickets cost $40, while VIP packages are $60 and include a band hat, a T‑shirt and a meet‑and‑greet session. The show is billed as a chance for fans to enjoy fresh music and support community causes.
Proceeds will benefit Noelle’s Gift to Children, which provides food, clothing and medical support to local students, and Operation Christmas Tree, which assembles holiday food and toy hampers for families in Sarnia and St. Clair Township. Both charities have deep roots in the community and rely heavily on fundraising events to meet growing demand. Since its inception, Noelle’s Gift has raised more than $3 million for the Sarnia‑Lambton community.
Theatre Sarnia, the non‑profit group that operates the 613‑seat Imperial Theatre, expects strong local interest in the event. If all seats sell at an average price of $45, the concert could raise more than $27,000 before expenses. This marks one of the first times the venue has partnered with a local band for an original music fundraiser rather than a tribute act.
Tickets are available through the Imperial Theatre box office and the venue’s official event page. Organizers encourage anyone interested in live music or community support to reserve seats early, as the show is likely to sell out. VIP packages include exclusive merchandise and a meet‑and‑greet with the band.
