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Stirling’s Rocky Horror Night Out!

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Like most of us these days you’re probably getting tired of being cooped up at home, eating the same things for dinner and binging an entire season of the newest show in one weekend. If you are anything like us you are looking for something different and fun to do with your partner or a good group of friends. So how do you break the boring routine? It’s easy! First head to Stirling then “it’s just a step to the left and a jump to the right…”

The Stirling Festival theatre’s production of The Rocky Horror Show is truly a time warp. It will have you laughing out-loud, singing along, shouting obscenities, and dancing in the isles. The cast is fantastic and bursting with energy, they hit all the high notes and dance numbers while having as much fun as the audience or more.

To learn more and purchase tickets visit the Stirling Festival Theatres website.
https://www.stirlingfestivaltheatre.com/tickets/

Appetizers and Drinks

Looking for some appetizers or drinks before the play? Head down the road to Kings Mill Cider to enjoy their fine selection of ciders. Including summer favourites like Strawberry Rhubarb and their Mojito. They also have delicious wood fired pizzas and samosas, all from the comfort of the large outdoor patio. If looking for a place to stay after the show, glamping tents are now available to rent.

Learn More: https://kingsmillcider.ca/

Stay close to the theatre

Jim’s Special Pizza

Jim’s Special Pizza & Fish and Chip’s has been a staple of Stirling for decades, they have a large selection of pizza’s and toppings to choose from. They also offer fish and chips, salads, burgers, fries, wraps, and much more. Perfect for couples, groups, or the whole family.

Learn More: Trip Advisor

Savoury House Chinese Cuisine

Just across the street from the Stirling Festival Theatre you will find The Savoury House, they specialize in Chinese Style Cuisine and offer an all-you-can-eat buffet, there is sure to be something for everyone.

https://www.facebook.com/savouryhousestirling

Dessert

Nothing beats an ice cream cone on a hot summer afternoon, so after dinner (or, before we won’t tell), head to The Scoop, where they serve delicious Kawartha Dairy ice cream with a ton of different toppings. If you’re worried about melting Ice Cream on your fish nets and leather jacket, they also have Milkshakes and more.

https://www.facebook.com/thescoop7/

Shopping

Want to do a little shopping before the show? Downtown Stirling is full of amazing and unique shops like Cedar Hollow Antique’s and Collectibles, The Studio, and Stirling General Mercantile.

There are plenty more adventures to be had in Stirling and all around Hastings County this summer, so stay tuned to our blog and social channels for more fun night out ideas and enjoy the science fiction double feature!

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