“This past year, Heath Tarlin Entertainment was contracted to co-ordinate buskers across the country for the Walmart Walk of Miracles. Their involvement including sourcing local entertainment in eight Canadian cities, contracting, scheduling and acting as the liaison between the local co-ordinators, the performers and our company. All of these aspects were handled professionally, on time and on budget. Feedback after the event was outstanding."

- Aidan Cosgrave, JST Productions

"I thought your team added tremendously to the fun and energy of the Nissan Family Zone. I would certainly call on you again, and will enthusiastically recommend your services. Well done!"

-- Rick Naylor, Accucom

"I have used the services of Heath Tarlin Entertainment Inc. for the past four years. They have sourced and supplied entertainment for several Toronto Hydro events at Yonge Dundas Square, and for the launch of Toronto's bid for the 2015 Pan American Games. I find Heath Tarlin to be prompt, courteous, creative and professional and it is always a pleasure to work with their team."

- Cheryl Heyd, Event and Project Management, Northpoint Group

"Your group has been fantastic and I have enjoyed every minute working with you. Thanks again for many smiling faces in the past few years."

- Fred Mabee, RBC Dominion Securities (Rotary Simcoe Friendship Festival)

“In my capacity as Senior Researcher at the Ontario Science Centre, I have had the pleasure of working with Heath Tarlin Entertainment Inc. since 2002. During that time, they created and produced six shows for our annual March Break event in the Imperial Oil Auditorium... They created every aspect of these shows from start to finish, including soundscape, sets and costumes, props, accompanying video and projections, and of course, the scripts. The shows engaged and delighted our audiences (people of all ages) and were one of the reasons Heath Tarlin Entertainment Inc. were invited back year after year. During this time, they always delivered their productions on time and on budget.”

- David Sugarman, Senior Researcher, Ontario Science Centre