THE HURON CAROLE 2025
Live Shows in Atlantic Canada
November 30, 2025 – 4pm
St. John’s Anglican Church, Lunenburg, NS
The Huron Carole founder Tom Jackson performs alongside award-winning producer, vocalist, guitarist Tom McKillip. Known for their magical harmonies and combination Dad jokes, you’ll think you’re hanging with the guys in their living room. They welcome special guest Andrea Menard, 16-time music award winner, and treasured star (Edna Cranebear) in CTV’s Sullivan’s Crossing.
Other guests include Sylvie Proulx, acclaimed virtuoso guitarist; Dean Brinton, pianist and Nova Scotia cultural leader; Barbara Butler, organist and Nova Scotia arts champion; vocalist Diana Carey; emerging singers Claude Fulton and Clement Fulton; Ian McKinnon, master of the Highland bagpipes and bodhrán; Tobias Beale, on tin whistle and flute.
December 19, 2025 – 7pm
Arts & Culture Centre, St. John’s, NL
Local favourites include Inuk classical singer Deantha Edmunds; musicians Bill Brennan, Josh Ward, and Jacob Slous under the musical direction of Tom McKillip. Country supergroup The Girls – Lisa Brokop, Patricia Conroy, Beverley Mahood – will dazzle with 3 decades of hits and join Tom Jackson on a few Huron Carole standards.
Proceeds from these shows will aid the Canadian Red Cross in its efforts to relieve human suffering wherever it may be found. Tom is a treasured ambassador and Member of the Order of the Red Cross.
Bonus Shows:
The Carol(e)
LSPU Hall, St. John’s, NL – December 17 & 18, 2025 7pm
Tickets; https://lspuhall.ca/hall/current-upcoming/
For decades, Aiden Flynn and Tom Jackson have been bringing their “Carol(e)’s” to audiences over the holiday season. Aiden Flynn’s Penning The Carol, a one-hander version of Dickens’ The Christmas Carol, has delighted audiences in support of the LSPU Hall. Aiden and Tom will bring the characters, stories, and songs of both for their version of “The Carol(e)”.
Proceeds support The Hall and PAL Canada in St. John’s, a national organization dedicated to supporting senior artists. This family friendly show will be a new spin on the previous appealing to dedicated Carol(e) fans and newcomers alike.
38 Years of the Huron Carole
2025 marks 38 years of Tom’s storied steps into humanitarian efforts that have resulted in coordinating more than $250 million in funds and in-kind services to an abundance of charities and relief organizations including food banks, women’s shelters, mental health programs and other initiatives in the communities he visits coast to coast.