Get ready for a "deviously delicious" afternoon of community and culture! We’re heading to the theater for a special performance of Little Shop of Horrors.

The best part? You’ll get to see ICD mentor and leader Ben Blackman take the stage! Watching one of our own shine under the spotlight is the perfect reminder that T1D doesn’t hold you back from center stage.

This isn’t just a show, it’s an ICD experience. We’ll be navigating the theater environment together, from managing "excitement spikes" to timing insulin for intermission snacks.

Connect: Meet other T1D youth and families in a relaxed, fun setting.
Learn: Share strategies for managing blood sugars during high-energy events.
Support: Parents can connect and swap stories while we all enjoy the show.

Where: Town Hall 1873 Theatre

302 Queen St.
Port Perry, ON, Canada
L9L 1J9

When: April 18th 2:00 pm

Who: Open to youth and families living with type 1 diabetes.

About ICD

ICD is a leader in exercise and diabetes education, engaging thousands of people with type 1 diabetes through sports days, camps, and adventure programs. Our focus is on building real-world diabetes management skills through active, hands-on experiences.

Connecting with peers and diabetes mentors strengthens both physical and mental health - and that’s exactly what ICD events are designed to do.

Location Information

Location Name
Town Hall 1873 Theatre
Address
302 Queen St., Port Perry, ON, L9L 1J9 CA
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Theatre Ticket Your ticket gets you in! Snacks and drinks will be available for purchase.	$38.23 ($35.00 + $3.23 fee)

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