Friday Night Street Dance
presented by the Haldimand County Fire Department Station 9 Dunnville
There’s nothing quite like Friday night at the Dunnville Mudcat Festival—and this one’s for the grown-ups.
Join us under the stars for a night of unforgettable music, dancing, and community spirit as the Haldimand County Fire Department presents their annual Friday Night Street Dance. It’s one of the most anticipated nights of the entire festival, and the town shows up ready to celebrate.
This year’s featured band, Freedom Train, is a powerhouse Southern Ontario group known for their high-energy performances and crowd-pleasing sound. With a mix of rock, pop, and classic hits, they know exactly how to keep the dance floor moving and the crowd engaged from start to finish. Whether you’re coming to dance, sing along, or just soak in the atmosphere, Freedom Train delivers a night you won’t forget.
Bring your friends, grab a drink, and let the music take over.
LOCATION: Station 9 111 Tamarac St, Dunnville ON N1A 2C1
DATE: Friay June 12th, 2026
TIME: Doors at 7pm (Opener til 9pm)
Freedom Train 9:30-12:30
Admission: $20 at the door | 19+ Event | Licensed Area | Please bring valid ID – security will be present.
PRESENTED BY…
And Opening Act…Local Favourite GARYROTHWELL Music...
Freedom Train – Live Music from a Timeless Generation
You’ve lived it… now celebrate it.
Freedom Train brings the greatest songs of all time to life with an authentic respect for the energy, sound, and spirit of the original classics. This is music the way it was meant to be experienced—live, powerful, and unforgettable.
Dedicated to keeping classic hits alive, Freedom Train delivers every performance with no backing tracks, no autotune—just real musicians, real instruments, and pure live sound. It’s a throwback to the golden era of music, performed with precision and passion.
With over 1,500 shows since 2010 and more than 150 performances each year, Freedom Train has taken the stage at iconic venues like Massey Hall and the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, as well as festivals, theatres, casinos, clubs, and major events across Canada and the United States.
When Freedom Train hits the stage, it’s more than a concert—it’s a celebration of the music that defined generations.