Tim Hortons Celebrates 60 Years with a Musical Extravaganza: "The Last Timbit"

Canadians, rejoice!

Tim Hortons, that beloved purveyor of double-doubles and Timbits, is hitting a major milestone this year—its 60th anniversary.

And how do they plan to celebrate? With a musical, of course!

A Canadian Tale on Stage

Introducing "The Last Timbit," a musical spectacle set to charm audiences at the historic Elgin Theatre in Toronto this June.

This production promises to be a uniquely Canadian experience, featuring a star-studded cast including Andrew Broderick and DeAnn deGruijter from the Stratford and Shaw festivals, alongside Broadway talents Kimberly-Ann Truong, Jake Epstein, and Chilina Kennedy.

The inspiration behind this whimsical creation?

A legendary 2010 snowstorm that left drivers stranded near Sarnia, Ontario, seeking refuge at their local Tim Hortons.

It's a tale that perfectly captures the essence of Canadian resilience and community spirit—plus a healthy dose of Timmies magic.

Get Your Tickets!

For those eager to snag a seat (and trust us, you'll want to be there), tickets go on sale this Friday. But the fun doesn't stop with the show.

Attendees can indulge in Tims-centric merchandise, courtesy of Roots Corp., the play's wardrobe partner.

And let's not forget the concession stand, brimming with Timbits and other favourites to keep you fueled through the performance.

Whether you're a die-hard Timmies fan or simply in need of a night of Canadian culture and laughter, "The Last Timbit" promises to deliver. Get ready to laugh, cheer, and maybe shed a tear or two (of joy, of course)—all while celebrating six decades of Tim Hortons' iconic presence in our hearts and coffee cups.

Mark your calendars and join the celebration of this Canadian institution.

After all, where else but Tim Hortons could a snowstorm inspire a musical masterpiece?