Tom Jackson

MASSEY PRESENTS Tom Jackson-Stories Songs and Santa Cause

Tom Jackson kickstarts the holiday season with grace, style, and quirky festivity that many have enjoyed for decades. Expect an evening of original music, sing-along tunes, and signature Christmas music from this master storyteller.

Tom has travelled coast to coast to coast with The Huron Carole for many years, raising funds and awareness for local food banks and family service agencies, and this year, Massey Theatre audiences will get to enjoy some of his in-person charm.

This year, audience members will have the opportunity to support the Don't Go Hungry program through donations of food, items and money. Tom Jackson and his team will also be contributing to this fabulous local organization. For more info on Don't Go Hungry, check out their website.

As a Companion of the Order of Canada, Juno and Gemini Humanitarian Award winner, eleven-time honorary degree recipient, and a proud bearer of the 2014 Governor General’s Performing Arts Award for Lifetime Achievement, Tom is noted for his ability to mobilize others into action – often leading with a hug. Stories, Songs and Santa Causes also features BC Country Music Association Hall-of-Fame producer, Tom McKillip, and award-winning producer/multi-instrumentalist, John MacArthur Ellis.

Tom, Tom and John can’t promise “no Dad jokes”, but the performance will bring some much-welcome levity and humanity with a date-night - or family-day - vibe! Read more about Tom Jackson here.

Media sponsors Wave 98.3 and the New West Record.

Presented with support of the City of New Westminster and the Vancouver Foundation.

Patrons with mobility challenges should contact the box office for seating advice. 604-521-5050

The Covid 19 pandemic remains a public health risk. The theatre is following all requirements for safe gatherings as per government directives. To increase your safety we encourage you and all guests to consider your personal wellness and risk factors for yourself and loved ones when deciding to attend. Individuals are responsible for limiting their own exposure to other guests. As such, the theatre can’t be held legally responsible for risks related to viral transmission. Rest assured theatre staff are taking a proactive and professional role in the adherence to protocols in the facility and we encourage open communication with us if any safety concerns emerge throughout, or after, your attendance at the theatre. We are all in this together!