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Wit and wisdom, from all ages. A storytelling night from Toronto Six storytellers. Six generations.

Generation Women® creates space for intergenerational connection and community. At our live show, six storytellers of note share an original, true story on a theme. Of those performers, one is in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s+. Our diverse line-ups will make you laugh, cry, and reflect on the cycle of life. Generation Women is an intimate literary salon that brings together people of all ages.

05/04/2026

Tickets already selling fast for July’s show! We love our community!! 🎟️

And so she chose. To be happy, to be healthy, to be sexy, to be stealthy. To throw her hands in the air, and dance naked under the stars, to give love, to spread joy, to play with Venus and Mars. To trust the divine, has a much bigger plan, and when the time is right, he will fall right into her hands. And until that time she continues to pour, pure love and devotion into every pore. Until she drips in joy and bathes in play, and devours every moment, until her last dying day.

extract from ‘And So She Chose’ by Jadine Lydia

04/29/2026

When Canadian Generation Women met Generation Women Australia 💫🇨🇦🇦🇺

There’s something pretty magical about finding your people especially when they’ve been building the same kind of spaces for stories, connection, and women’s voices on the other side of the world.

Kirstin had the joy of taking in a show and meeting the incredible host of Generation Women Australia in Melbourne, and it felt like an instant reminder that storytelling really does connect us across cities, countries, and oceans.

Different places, same mission: creating rooms where women feel seen, heard, and celebrated.

From Toronto to Melbourne proof that community travels well. ❤️

The village just got a little bigger.

04/27/2026

🎟️ Tickets for our next show are officially live 🎟️

No shame. Just receipts. And really, really good stories.

Some of the best stories start with:
“this is probably a bad idea…”

And honestly? Those are usually the ones worth telling.

For our next show, we’re diving into the questionable choices, impulsive decisions, glorious mistakes, and chaotic moments that somehow became our favorite memories.

✨ BAD DECISIONS, GREAT STORIES ✨
📅 July 23, 2026

From doomed adventures to unexpected plot twists, we’re celebrating the mess, the magic, and the lessons learned the fun way.

Come laugh, cringe, relate, and maybe feel a little better about your own life choices.

Because sometimes the worst decisions make the best stories.

Tickets won’t last—grab yours before this one sells out. 🎟️

04/22/2026

LAST BUT NOT LEAST — MEET TEAM 70s Marylin Robinson ✨

a retired Social Worker who spent her career supporting others through adult and geriatric psychiatry, and providing psychotherapy to survivors of domestic violence.

Her life’s work has been rooted in care, compassion, and showing up for people in their most vulnerable moments.

Today, she finds joy in family as a mother, grandmother, and partner and fills her days with painting, Tai Chi, line dancing, camping, and caring for her two dogs.

Tomorrow, she brings a lifetime of experience to the stage, sharing what it means to live in a body with wisdom, heart, and perspective you can only earn.

⚡ Tickets are sold out—but if you want on the waitlist, send us a message.

04/21/2026

MEET TEAM 50s Liz Doyle Harmer ✨

she is the Founder of Ello Leadership and a former yoga studio owner, with 20+ years of experience across strategy, entrepreneurship, coaching, and facilitation.

She works with leaders to navigate change, step into what’s next, and unlock more of what’s possible—in themselves and in others.

This Thursday she’ll take the stage to share a story about what it means to live in a body with perspective, power, and lived experience.

🎟️ The Show is sold out but reach out and we may release a few more 🤞🏼

04/19/2026

5 tickets remain for Thursday’s Show…who’s gonna get them ??

“So to my daughter: Should any fool mishandle that wild geography of your body, how it rides a red running current like any good wolf or witch, well then just bleed, boo. Get that blood a biblical name, something of stone and mortar. Name it after Eve’s first rebellion in that garden, name it after the last little girl to have her ge****ls mutilated in Kinshasa, that was this morning. Give it as many syllables as there are unreported r**e cases.
Name the blood something holy, something mighty, something unlanguageable, something in hieroglyphs, something that sounds like the end of the world. Name it for the war between your legs, and for the women who will not be nameless here. Just bleed anyhow, spill your impossible scripture all over the good furniture. Bleed, and bleed, and bleed on everything he loves, period.”

excerpt from
The Period Poem by Dominique Christina

04/17/2026

MEET TEAM 30s Kaitlin Bick 🔥

she works on the frontlines as an Anti-Human Trafficking Specialist with Victim Services Toronto, supporting survivors navigating some of life’s most complex and high-risk realities.

Her work is rooted in advocacy, lived experience, and a commitment to shifting systems, challenging stigma, and centring survivor voices in every room she’s in.

On April 23, she brings that perspective to the stage—with a story that speaks to survival, strength, and what it means to exist in a body that’s lived through it.

🎟️ 6 tickets remain… you’ve been warned

04/15/2026

MEET TEAM 40 - Brittany Loignon✨

she is a Toronto-based Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying), Ta**ra Reiki Master, and founder of Belle Love Integrative Therapy.

Her work blends trauma-informed therapy with mind-body practices, exploring intimacy, identity, and connection.

On April 23, she’ll share a story about what it means to live in a body—honestly and on her own terms.

⚡ Only 11 tickets remain.

🎟️ Tickets in bio.

04/08/2026

MEET TEAM 60s Charmain Emerson ✨

she is the founder of Cultured Communications and a senior strategic communications advisor with 20+ years of experience across journalism, public relations, and corporate communications.

A former broadcast journalist with Rogers and CBC, she now works with leaders and organizations to shape powerful narratives, build visibility, and turn complex ideas into clear, compelling stories.

On April 23, she’ll take the stage to share what it means to live in a body—with insight, clarity, and a perspective shaped by lived experience.

🎟️ Tickets are going fast—don’t miss this one.

04/06/2026

on a Monday.

Tickets are 70% sold. Don’t say we didn’t warn you 🎟️

He was a jar of strawberry jam that was stuck

I put in the work and sweat

I ripped my fingernails from their beds
while the friction from beneath my grip gave way

I cried

I lost sleep

I tried

Everything

And got nothing but a budge

My passion was the arm that barely loosened him

And when I needed a moment to breathe

To fight heart atrophy

To regain strength

She came along

Opened the fridge

Grabbed the jar

Blew a kiss

And the top flew off

Jessie Reyez

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Toronto, ON

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http://www.generationwomen.ca/, https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/generation-women-canada-january-23-2025-tickets-104912844040

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