Night at the Palace marks 20 years in Errington.

A Night at the Palace is celebrating its 20th year in Errington and remains the Errington War Memorial Hall’s biggest annual fundraiser, with this season’s shows selling out quickly.

A Night at the Palace marks its 20th year in 2026. The variety show is vaudeville- and burlesque-themed and includes comedy, live music and dance. It was created to give performers a creative outlet during the winter months. The event has grown into the Hall’s largest yearly fundraiser and this season’s performances sold out quickly. What to know: - The show was created by Raechel Drew and Jacie Herbison and began as a seasonal creative project. - All music at the show is performed live by musicians known as the Palace Band, and acts follow a late-1800s-to-1940s aesthetic with some creative liberty. - Main acts typically run about five minutes with shorter "olio" performances between acts to keep the program moving. - Performers volunteer their time and provide or adapt period costumes, with a community costume box available for use. - This season’s four shows sold out rapidly, and the production relies on roughly 90 volunteers to run each night. Summary: The 20th anniversary underscores the show’s role as both a creative outlet and a key fundraiser for the Errington War Memorial Hall. Performances are scheduled for Feb. 20, Feb. 21, Feb. 27 and Feb. 28; organizers have said adding a fifth night has been discussed but is difficult because the production depends on many volunteer commitments.