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Espanola Little Theatre Celebrates its 50th year
…By presenting ‘ Hello Dolly”!
The Espanola Little Theatre came into being in the fall of 1958 under
the auspices of Recreation Director Red McCarthy. It has been invited to
the world stage 3 times and through its commitment to its audiences
continues to strive to produce the best live theatre possible for the
enjoyment of all.
‘Hello Dolly’ – directed by Walter Maskel - is the Espanola Theatre’s
final offering of its 50th Anniversary year.
Since attendance at “Hello, Dolly!” is by advance reservation, the ELT
wants to let everyone know particulars as soon as possible because as of
November 10 more than 350 reservations had already been booked! Because
of this huge popularity extra shows have been added. Dinner/Show
Evenings Nov. 27, 28, 29, Dec. 4, 5, 6 - $45.00 all incl. Buffet/Show
Matinees Nov 30, Dec. 7 - $40.00 all incl. and the ELT Signature
Overnight Package for 2 - $190.00 all incl. Box Office - 869 - 8696
The Stage Manager for “Hello Dolly’ is Linda Morgan- a member of the
Walden Windmill Theatre Group
Contact: Quentin
Evans FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Phone: 647.637.8855
Email:
quentin@hopecaferecords.ca
GEMS FOUND THROUGHOUT LIVELY; CELEBRATION SCHEDULED
Best Folk Artist 2008 Angie Nussey to perform for “Gems” at Fielding
Park
When Angie Nussey came home to Lively in September to perform as part of
the SCARF tour, she brought along with her a movie camera to film her
music video “Gem”.
What she captured, was over 40 precious people from the community
willing to star in the hometown version of the cross-Canada video
project which can now airing on Nussey’s web site (www.angienussey.com )
and on YouTube.
“There was never any doubt that Lively had to be one of the first cities
we shot the video in,” said Nussey. “The support I’ve always received
from them gave me further incentive to show off all of my beautiful
hometown people in the video”.
Now, nearly two months later and as part of her Ontario Tour, “A Night
in Comfortable Shoes”, Nussey is returning to play a show for her “Gems”
and the rest of the community at Fielding Park on Sunday, November 23rd.
The Lively performance follows Nussey’s show on Manitoulin Island at
Café in the Woods on Saturday, November 22nd.
The show will also feature the great talents of local musician, Matt
Foy, and local visual artist, Debra Lynn Ireland.
There is limited seating and tickets ($15) are only available at the
door on the night of the show beginning at 6:30pm (show starts at 7pm
sharp). For Details see
www.angienussey.com. Singer/Songwriter
Angie Nussey was one of the 8 Artists at Fielding Memorial Park
during the annual Sudbury Arts Tour-2008,
this September.
In between her performances on Saturday & Sunday...
... Angie was busy filming 'Lively'
beautiful people - of all ages- as part of The
Video
for her new release "Gem" . And she
filmed other 'Lively' beautiful people during her visit.
You can view 'Gem' now ...at
www.angienussey.com
See how many 'Lively' beautiful people you know!
Click on the link below for an Order Form
order
form1.pdf
 If you can't
make the launch but wish to order a copy, click on the link below
order form.pdf
Sudbury Art Club's Fall Show Poster
Film Roundtable Group
for Northern Ontario
Press Release - MFM
Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.
9/23/2008
Are you a filmmaker looking for help with your next project? Well look
no further! Filmmakers Anonymous is a monthly meeting of film
professionals designed to support local talent. Beginning on Tuesday,
October 7th at 7 p.m., these meetings are a great networking opportunity
to meet local film professionals and gain feedback on a project or
simply to acquire more knowledge.
All people involved in film and film related projects are invited to
attend whether you’re an actor, director, writer, musician or an artist.
We are looking for anyone who wants to run ideas for critique or just to
share their knowledge of the film industry. All levels of experience are
welcome.
The content will be determined by the group on a month to month basis.
The meetings will include critiques, workshops and presentations by
other film professionals on topics relevant to the participating
attendees.
The founder of the meetings, Peter Mihaichuk of Mihaichuk studios
explains that, “peer to peer groups like this were invaluable to me
years ago when I was starting out in the industry, and really brings the
industry together, especially in such a small market like we have up
here.” Peter hopes that participants will really open up and be involved
in the meetings in order to really get what they want out of it.
The meetings will be taking place at the Music and Film in Motion
office, located at 96 Larch Street, suite 200, in Sudbury. If you are
interested in attending or need further information, please contact
Peter Mihaichuk by phone at 705-561-7301 or by e-mail at
peter@mihaichuk.com .
<<<<>>>>>
Peter Mihaichuk
Mihaichuk Studios
concepts for film and print
www.mihaichuk.com
www.aimfortheheadshot.com
Manitoulin Cross-Pollination Exhibit opens October 17
Fusion of literary and visual arts unveiled at Gore Bay Museum
Gore Bay–For visitors to Manitoulin Island in the shoulder season, the
autumn foliage is always a perennial attraction, but now there’s even
more colour and drama to enjoy. The outcome of a year long collaboration
among Manitoulin literary and visual artists will be on display at the
Gore Bay Museum and Heritage Centre from October 17 to 26.
The Manitoulin Cross-Pollination Project, launched in September 2007,
features the work of island poets and fiction writers juxtaposed with a
variety of visual arts including rock painting, stained glass, mixed
media collage, photography, watercolour and acrylics as well as fabric
art. Last fall, island writers and artists were twinned to share their
sources of inspiration and to use each other’s work as a springboard for
new, original works. The partners met throughout the winter and spring
to create the unique products for exhibition in autumn 2008.
The show opens with a Public Reception Friday, October 17 from 7 to 9
p.m. Guests will have an opportunity to view the results of the
co-operative venture and to meet the writers and artists involved in the
innovative project. On Saturday, October 18, tours of the exhibition,
literary readings and art presentations are scheduled from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. A similar program will continue from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday,
October 19.
The event, co-sponsored by the Gore Bay Museum and the Manitoulin
Writers’ Circle, features: writers Constance Suite, Vera Constantineau,
Linda Willson, Chuc Willson, Marion Seabrook, Julia Snell, Pam
McLaughlin, Vincente Belenson, Fay Becks and Margo Little. Participating
artists include: Elsie Christian, Jon Butler, James Colville, Lynne
Gerard, Richard Edwards, Barbara Edwards, Ron Snell, Perry Patterson,
Petra Wall, Ann Beam and Melvin Madahbee.
For information contact curator Nicole Weppler at 705-282-2040 or
project co-ordinator Margo Little at 705-282-1714.
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“Yes, We’re Still at It!”
…A retrospect showing of artwork by Gwen Doyle & Ellen Gorecki
It has been twenty-five years since Ellen Gorecki and I met through the
Lively Walden Art Club…over 59 combined years that we’ve actively been
involved with the arts community. From teaching art and crafts, donating
our artwork and time to actively promoting the arts in our community –
we always managed to find time to draw and paint. We have been very
fortunate to have so many opportunities to share our creations with the
community.
Ellen and I are always being asked if we are still doing our art -
hence…’Yes, We’re Still at It! … a retrospective showing of artwork-
including recent works – by Gwen Doyle and Ellen Gorecki, at Stopciati
Gallery, 153 Applegrove St.(off Lorne) from October 6 –25th.
We hope you will come out to meet us on October 7th, at our Reception,
from 7 to 9 p.m. and enjoy our exhibit of paintings in acrylic and
watercolour and drawings in pen & ink. Refreshments will be served.
Everyone is welcome!
For Gallery information, please call 673-4443
Gwen Doyle Ellen Gorecki
* See my page www.scarf.ca
www.ellenart.ca
692-3021 692-5631
Walden Association of Fine Arts (WAFA)
5th Annual Fall Show and Sale
Fielding Park Pavilion
Saturday November 15, 2008
10 AM to 5 PM
Admission Free
Refreshments served
From: Barry Bowerman, Walden Association of Fine Arts
The Lively Heritage Arts Guild
presents
"Autumn Splendour", a Quilts, Crafts, and
Collectibles Sale, Saturday, October 18, at the Kinsmen Hall in
Lively...9:00am to4:00pm.
(includes seasonal items, baking, and quilt
raffle) Free admission !
Contact: Hermina 692-1442
Sudbury Arts Tour Poster
(pdf)
From: Gwen Doyle, Publicity, Sudbury Arts Tour-2008
692-3021 www.SCARF.ca
Media Release
‘Sudbury Arts Tour-2008 Preview Exhibit’
…at Stopciati Gallery from Sept.2 –25th
An exhibition of works by artists participating in the 18th Annual
Sudbury Arts Tour-2008 will be
featured at Stopciati Gallery,153 Applegrove Street (off Lorne) from
September 2 to 25.
Patrons of the popular tour will have the opportunity to preview work
from many of the 60 unique,
Northern Ontario Artists and pick up a copy of the Free Tour Guide,
indicating the 29 locations of
the Artists’ studios, galleries or public buildings, showcasing their
work.
The Sudbury Arts Tour-2008 is an annual event co-ordinated by The
Sudbury Craft and Arts
Foundation. This year the Tour will be held Saturday, September 27, 28th
, from 10am – 5pm.
For more information about the Sudbury Arts Tour visit
www.SCARF.ca For details call
Ann
Suzuki at 675-2933 .
As a Cross-Marketing Partner of the Arts Tour, Stopciati Gallery will
also be hosting a Meet the
Artists Reception, for the Sudbury Arts Tour –2008 Preview Exhibit on
Thursday, September 4th,
from 7 – 9pm. Entertainment by Northern Gypsie -singer/songwriter…Gladys
McElrea-President
SCARF. Refreshments will be served.
Note: Stopciati Gallery will donate the Commission from the sale of any
art, in the
‘Sudbury Arts Tour -2008 Preview Exhibit’… to the Sudbury Food Bank.
For more information about the Sudbury Arts Tour Preview Exhibit ,
please call Stopciati Gallery,
at 673-4443.
www.johnstopciati.com
Where you can pick-up your free
‘Sudbury Arts Tour’- 2008- Tour Guides
Special Event Date Location Contact
Sudbury Arts Tour
‘ Preview Exhibit’
…Art from 60+ Artists on this year’s Arts Tour
Sept. 2 – 25
Mon-Fri (10 a.m.–4:30 p.m.)
‘Meet the Artists’
Reception -Sept.4
7 - 9 p.m.
Stopciati Gallery
153 Applegrove St. (off Lorne)
John Stopicati
673-4443
www.johnstopiacti.com
Appointments available
The Miser
By Moliere, translated by David Edney
Sept. 25 – Oct.11
Outrageous comedy & satire
www.sudburytheatre.on.ca
Sudbury Theatre Centre
Call Box Office
674-8381 ext.81
Anderson Farm
Museum Booth
…At Market Square
Weekends
Beginning Sept.8
www.sudburymuseums.ca
Market Square
Elm & Elgin
Jim Fortin-Curator
692-4448
Sudbury Arts Tour
Booth
…at Market Square Weekends
Fri. 1-4pm Sat. 8am-3:30pm Sun. 10am-3:30pm
mysudbury.ca/marketsquare
Market Square
Elm & Elgin
Will Morin
561-8004
2008 Cinefest Sudbury
International Film
Festival
Sept. 13 - 21
www.cinefest.com
45 Durham St.
Office
Angie Anselmo
688-1234
Cavalcade of Colour Sept. 20 & 21
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
www.cavalcadeofcolours.com
Dowling Civic Centre
Dawson Searson 966-2722
Emily Vinski 855-0791
The Toy Run- 2-3 hour
Motorcycle Run
…Collecting toys/cash for Kids/Genevra House
Sept. 6
Registration 9:30 a.m.
11:00 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Starting at College Boreal …throughout Sudbury
Kerry Mitchell
692-7612
Arsenic and Old Lace …Theatre Cambrian
Dinner Theatre
Sept.5,6,12,13
$40 per person
Must reserve in advance
The Jubilee Centre
189 Applegrove St
Mark Manis
524-7317
www.theatrecambrian.ca
Walden Day Care Centre presents…
Quilts in the Community Sunday, September 21
11:30am - 4:30pm
www.waldendaycare.ca
Walden Day Care Centre + 4 Sites in Lively
Mary Lou Coffey
692-9719
‘Passports’ cost $15 each
Anderson Farm Museum Fall Fair
…Family Fun, BBQ, Displays Vendors, Entertainment Saturday, Sept.13
10 a.m.– 4 p.m.
Free Admission
www.Walden-CAN.com
Lively
Main St Les Burford
Chair, Anderson Farm Museum & Heritage Society
692-5530
IODE Tour of Homes
…Tickets at
Forget-Me-Not Flowers
Sept. 10
1:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Homes
…Throughout
Sudbury
Kerry Mitchell
692-7612
Paws for a Cause
… SPCA Sept. 7
10 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Bell Park Sue Lampinen
522-8068
Eclectic Canadiana & Northern Ontario Art September
Mon.- Fri. 9:30 am-6 pm
Sat. 10am-3pm
B Creative
2354 Long Lake Rd. Joanne Blais
Christy Smith
522-1221
Greater Sudbury Museums
For hours & programs
Log on to:
www.sudburymuseum.ca
Lively
Jim Fortin – Curator
692-4448
jim.fortin@greatersudbury.ca
‘Dimension and
Distortion’
…Hermina Hubert
& Jamie Ruddy Sept.2 – 29th
Mon. – Fri. 10 am –5 pm
‘Meet the Artists’
Reception Sept.6
1 –4pm
Artists on Elgin
168 Elgin St.
674-0415
artists@artistsonelgin.ca
Local Scenes of Sudbury
…Pastel on Sandpaper
Originals & Reproductions September
Mon. – Sat.
10am –5pm Lampinen Fine Art & Custom Framing
Sue Lampinen
522-8068
Scarf would like to express appreciation to all our Community Partners
…Who have volunteered to help up promote our
18th Annual ‘Sudbury Arts Tour ‘– 2008 – ‘Tour des Arts’
September 27, 28
…By displaying our posters & handing out our Free Tour Guides
- At their Special Events during September
Special thanks to Stopciati Gallery for the cross-marketing
opportunities
For information call (705) 675-2933
www.SCARF.ca
.Where
you can pick-up your free
‘Sudbury Arts Tour’- 2008- Tour Guides
Special Event Date Location Contact
Seasonal Views of
Rainbow Country Northern Ontario Artists
July, August
Summer Hours Mon.– Fri.
10am –5pm
Lampinen Fine Art
& Custom Framing
1350 Regent St. S.
Sue Lampinen
522-8068
‘Off the Wall’…
Gallery I & II
…Until July 13
Adults $5
Seniors/Students $3
Children under 12 Free
Art Gallery of Sudbury
251 John Street
675-4871
www.artsudbury.org
Northern Lights
Festival Boreal
July 4, 5, 6
www.nlfbsudbury.com
Bell Park
Sudbury
Bill Whittaker
Christy Smith
Canada Day
…Celebrations July 1st
www.sudburymulticultural.org
www.sciencenorth.ca
Sudbury Arena
Espanola
Sue Lampinen
Lozia
‘Sudbury in Bloom’
Sudbury Horticultural
Society August 17
Noon – 4 p.m.
www.sudburyhoticulturalsociety.ca
C.N.I.B
York Street
Hermina Hubert
692-1442
Greater Sudbury Museums
‘Doors Open’- Sudbury 2008
www.sudburymuseum.ca
July 18,19
10am – 4pm Anderson Farm
Copper Cliff
Flour Mill
Rayside Balfour
Jim Fortin – Curator
692-4448
‘Celebrating our Finnish Pioneers’
August 17
10am – 4pm
Anderson Farm Museum- Lively
Jim Fortin – Curator
692-4448
31st Annual
La Cloche Art Show
July 5 to 13
www.geocities.com/laclocheartshow
Whitefish Falls
Community Centre
Nancy Perfetto
(705) 285-4560
Buckhorn
Fine Art Festival
Aug. 14, 15, 16
www.buckhornfineart.com
Buckhorn
…North of Peterborough
Sue Lampinen
522-8068
14th Annual
Manitoulin
Fine Arts Tour
July, 18, 19, 20
11a.m.– 4 p.m.
www.manitoulintoursm.com
Manitoulin Island …Pick up your Map
Linda James 522-7749
Leslie Morin 377-7518
‘Dance Camps’
…For children from
4 – 13 years
Beginners- Aug.4-8 (7-Noon)
Pre Juniors- Aug.4-8 (1- 4pm)
Juniors- Aug.11-15 (9am-4pm)
Intermediate- Aug.18-22
(9am– 4pm) Sudbury School of Dance
165 Pine St
…Home of the ‘Earth Dancers’
Director: Denise Vitali
674-0190
Scenic & Historical Views of Northern Ontario Landmarks…
By John Stopciati
July, August
Mon.-Fri. 10am- 4:30 pm
Appointments Available
…Functional Pottery by
3 Northern Ontario Potters
Stopciati Gallery
153 Applegrove St.
(Off Lorne) John Stopciati
673-4443
www.johnstopciati.com
Lynda James
Paula Walsh
Jennifer Kamerads
Canadian Wabi Sabi
Fine Crafts Exhibition & Sale
August 8, 9, 10
10 a.m.- 5 p.m.
www.saultstemarie.com/events
St. Joseph’s Is.
Richard’s Landing
Ann Suzuki
675-2933
705-949-0293
Killarney Art Show
July 25, 26
Killarney Bill Whittaker
Pierre Sabourin
Sudbury Arts Tour
Booth
…Market Square Weekends
Fri. 1-4pm Sat. 8am-3:30pm Sun. 10am-3:30pm
mysudbury.ca/marketsquare
Market Square
Elm & Elgin
Will Morin
561-8004
Eclectic Canadiana & Northern Ontario Art July, August
Mon.- Fri. 9:30 am-6pm
Sat. 10am-3pm
B Creative
2354 Long Lake Rd Joanne Blais
Christy Smith
522-1221
‘Come Back to the 5 and Dime Jimmy Dean,
Jimmy Dean’
…Theatre Cambrian Dinner Theatre
July 18,19,24,25,26
$40 per person
Must reserve in advance
* Records on Wheels (downtown)
The Jubilee Centre
189 Applegrove St.
Theatre Cambrian
524-7317
www.theatrecambrian.ca
Pick up a Free Tour Guide at one of these Summer Events
and start planning to come “Day-Tripping” in Sudbury
…to visit 59 artists at 27 studios
September 27, 28 (10 a.m. – 5 p.m.)
18th Annual ‘Sudbury Arts Tour ‘– 2008 – ‘Tour des Arts’
For information call (705) 675-2933
www.SCARF.ca
“Sudbury
Arts Tour” 2008 “Tour des Arts”
September 27th & 28th (10 A.M. to 5 P.M.)
Pick up your Free Tour Guides at the following sites
in the City of Greater Sudbury!
Downtown
• Tom Davies Square
• Theatre Cambrian - office
• Sudbury Theatre Centre
• The Sudbury Arts Council - office
• 2008 Cinefest Sudbury - office
• Artists on Elgin
• Music & Film In Motion - office
• Sudbury Paint & Custom Framing
• Downtown Visitor Information Centre–Via Rail Station on ElginSt
• Stopciati Gallery
• Downtown Farmer’s Market
• Laughing Buddha Café/Bar
• Greg Taylor Appraisals
& Photography
• Roy’s Furniture Gallery
• Teak Furniture Centre
• Sandy’s Scrap booking
• Older Adult Centre
• Victoria’s Custom Framing & Stitchery
• Bank of Montreal
• Books & Beans Café
• Photo World
• Rosary Florist
• Exploration Services
• Hollywood Shoppe
• Robert Brown Jewelers
• Durham Natural Foods
• The Office Bistro/Restaurant
• Sirrka Fashions
• Thomas Cook Travel Agency
• Grant & Toy/Muirheads
• S.T.O.P. Restaurant Supply
• Community Savings & Credit Union
Science North Area
• The Art Gallery Of Sudbury
• Science North
• NISA- Sudbury Algoma Hospital
West
• The Lively Gift Shop
• Wendy’s Way Craft N’ Creations
• Forget-Me-Not Flowers
• Meadowbrook Retirement Village
• Red Wine in Time
• Community Savings & Credit Union
• Anderson Farm Museum
• Naughton Service Centre
• Beaver Lake Sport & Cultural Club
• Walden Day Care Centre
• Dynamic Earth
• Pup Nanny, Copper Cliff
North
• JB Jewelers – Hanmer Valley
• Valley Shopping Centre
• Greater Sudbury Airport
• Botanix Greenhouses – Azilda
• Byrnes Gas Station – Azilda
• Valley Inn Hotel Motel – Azilda
• Genuine Printing – Chelmsford
• Creative Photography-Chelmsford
East End
• The Framemaker – LaSalle Blvd.
• Pat & Mario’s – LaSalle Blvd.
• En Vogue Hair Salon - Barrydowne
• Chapters – Kingsway Blvd.
• En Vogue Salon
• Mr. Prime Rib - Barrydowne
South End
• Lampinen Fine Art & Custom Framing – Regent St.
• Your Independent Grocers
- 4 Corners
• Leinela’s Bakery – Regent St.
• The Framemaker–Cedar Point Mall
• B Creative, Framing & Fine Arts
Supply Store
• The Ultimate You
• Paris Natural Foods
• Bio Ped
• Gonga’s Grill – 5 Sites in CGS
13 Sudbury Public Libraries
Greater Sudbury Museums
The Sudbury Welcome Centre
Rainbow Tourist Information
Visit our 60Unique, Northern Ontario Artists
in 28 Studios throughout Greater Sudbury!
www.SCARF.ca
A Project of The Sudbury Craft & Arts Foundation
For information call: (705) 675-2933
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Contact:
Ann Suzuki, Chair-Sudbury Arts Tour-2008
www.SCARF.ca
705-675-2933
ann@silksbysuzuki.com
Media
Release
Pick-Up your Free Tour Guide this Summer
…And start planning to come ‘Day-Tripping ’ in Sudbury for
Sudbury Arts Tour – 2008 –Tour des Arts
For the 18th Annual Sudbury Arts Tour –2008, September 27, 28 , from
10am – 5pm. This year
You can visit 59 Artists at 27 Studios - located in 5 main Areas of CGS
(Science North Area,
Sudbury Downtown, Sudbury South, Sudbury West and Sudbury North) - in
homes, businesses,
Galleries, heritage sites, museums, and even a pavilion in a park.
Sudbury Arts Tour- 2008-Tour des Arts will showcase:
Basket-weaving, cabinet making (hardwoods & traditional joinery
methods), carvings & low-relief sculpture (soapstone & wood), collages,
dancing, drawings (pastel, pen & ink, pencil & coloured pencil), jewelry
(silver with amber, gemstones & Swarovski crystal), leather bags &
purses, mosaics (glass & rock garden art), mobiles, music (singing –
guitar & keyboard and drumming), paintings (acrylic, encaustic, gouache,
mixed- media, oil & watercolour), photographs (black & white & colour),
pottery (fun & functional - decorative & sculptural ), rug-hooking,
stained glass , tapestries , textiles and wall hangings (from silk
one-of-a-kind garments to Finnish rag rugs).
“… An amazing collection by unique, Northern Ontario Artists!”
Ann Suzuki, Chair- Sudbury Arts Tour-2008
Thanks to the generous support of our 100+ Business and Community
PARTNERS you can pick up one of our Free Tour Guides this summer
in:
The City of Greater Sudbury, Espanola, Whitefish Falls, Little Current,
South Baymouth, Tobermory, St. Joseph’s Island, Shequiandah, M’Chigeeng,
Kagawong , Manitowaning, North Bay, Mattawa, Sturgeon Falls, French
River, Killarney, Buckhorn and Toronto.
Check www.SCARF.ca for the Site
closest you.
You can also pick-up your Free Tour Guides from one of our Artists at 17
Special Events happening this summer- in CGS & out-of-town:
Canada Day Celebrations- Espanola & Sudbury, Northern Lights Festival
Boreal, Sudbury in Bloom, 31st Annual La Cloche Art Show, Buckhorn Fine
Art Festival, Killarney Art Show, 14th Annual Manitoulin Tour and the
Wabi Sabi Art Exhibit-St. Joseph’s Island etc.
Check www.SCARF.ca for details.
For information, call Ann Suzuki at 675-2933
Watch for our Posters, pick-up your Free Studio Tour Guides this summer
& start planning to come ‘Day-Tripping in Sudbury September 27,28!
The Sudbury Arts Tour is FREE!
There is no beginning or end.
It’s up to you to plan your ‘Day-Trip’
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Stopciati Gallery is pleased to Host a new Exhibit ‘Re: Image’, from
June 23 – July 18.Kathy Browning and Nick Dubecki exhibit Giclee Prints
of Digital Photography- inspired by the environment.
Meet the Artist Reception is Tuesday, June 24th from 5:30pm – 7:30pm.
Everyone is welcome!
Stopciati Gallery, 153 Applegrove St. (off Lorne) is open Mon.–Fri.
from 10am – 4:30pm. Appointments are available. For information,
call 673-4443.
Note: Stopciati Gallery will be hosting the ‘Sudbury Arts Tour-2008
Preview Exhibit’ of works from the 59 Artists on this year’s Tour Sept.
2 –25.
Hermina Hubert & Jamie
Ruddy
…featured in September at Artists on Elgin
Some of Jamie's images can be viewed at
www.jamieruddy.com
"Wearable Art" will be on display at the Artists on Elgin during the
month of September. Hermina Hubert, who will also be on the Sudbury Arts
Tour this fall, creates hand-painted silk scarves and necklaces of
glazed clay and glass. Her photographs of Galapagos Island wildlife will
also be featured.
Sharing the month of September, is Jamie Ruddy. Jamie creates special
effects in his Photos by manipulating Polaroid film. He captures the
historical buildings of Sudbury as well as other unusual subjects.
The Reception to meet the artists will be held on Saturday, September 6,
from 1:00 to 4:00 pm at Artists on Elgin, 168 Elgin Street (674-0415).
Gallery hours are 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Phone 692-1442 for more
information about the artists.
The Walden Art Club
Celebrates the City’s 125th
The Walden Art Club will be completing a very special project in the
near future.
A Mural Mosaic of the Anderson Barn will be finalized and on display at
the Tom Davies Square for the June 7th celebration of the City of
Greater Sudbury’s 125th anniversary.
It is a large-scaled mural, consisting of a medley of diverse paintings,
created by the WAC members.
The Mosaic Mural is composed of 35 canvases measuring 16”x20”, and each
canvas is a unique stand alone work of art. The mural features various
facets of the Anderson Farm’s history, and of the local heritage which
include fauna, flora, mining, and farming. When all of the artistic
works are merged they reveal a 6’x12’ painting of the Anderson Barn.
The Walden Art Club’s Mural Mosaic of the Anderson Barn will be on
display at the Tom Davies Square for the June 7th celebration of the
City of Greater Sudbury’s 125th anniversary. The Mosaic Mural will
remain at this site until June 21st where it may be viewed by the
public.
The Walden Art Club has donated the mosaic to the Anderson Farm Museum
and Heritage Society to be used as a fundraiser and all the funds raised
will assist with the renovations required to the stable building of the
Anderson Farm. The stable in time will be a wonderful place for the
artists in the area and for the community at large.
Our club opens its doors to all artist in the CGS we meet on Saturday
mornings at 9:30 At the Ben Moxam Centre on Westview Crescent in Lively.
Happy Birthday Sudbury!
Meet Glenna Treasure- Textile Artist
-May 29th at Stopciati Gallery
Glenna Treasure- Textile Artist- invites you to 'Meet the Artist Night'
on Thursday, May 29th from 7 - 9pm, at Stopciati Gallery- 153 Applegrove
St.(off Lorne). There will be Wine and Cheese.
"...Glenna Treasure began honing her creative abilities at her garden
centre designing with plant materials. More recently she has been using
textiles to recreate local scenes. It is an unusual medium she was
introduced to while on a trip to Newfoundland and it quickly became a
passion. With her keen sense of colour and texture, her passion has
quickly become her budding career."
Glenna's Exhibit is on display from May 24th to June 21st.
For details call 673-4443.
Note:
Glenna is one of 59 Artists you can meet at 27 Studios on the 18th
Annual Sudbury Arts Tour-2008-Tour des Arts, September 27,28.
www.SCARF.ca
Congratulations to Angie Nussey
…. Winner of Two 2008 Northern Ontario Music Awards
Congratulations to singer/songwriter Angie Nussey …Winner of Two 2008
Northern Ontario Music Awards this year!
Angie received Best Songwriter for ‘Unwritten Pages’ …a song she wrote
for her friend's wedding and Best Vocal Performance on a Recording for
‘Don't Give Up’ from her latest album, ‘Little Tragedies.’
Quite an accomplishment for our ‘Lively’ Lady !
Note:
Angie Nussey is one of the 59 Artists you can meet at 27 Studios …on
this year’s 18th Annual Sudbury Arts Tour, September 27,28. She will be
one of 8 Artists at Fielding Memorial Park. To learn more about the
Sudbury Arts Tour-2008-Tour des Arts see
www.SCARF.ca
Sudbury Hookers Head to Midland
for Annual Ontario Hooking Craft Guild Convention!
Posted By Sudbury Craft & Arts Foundation
Sudbury 'Hookers' Head to Midland for Annual Ontario Hooking Craft
Convention!
Sudbury Hookers- members of 'Rugs on the Rocks'- are heading to Midland
for their Annual Ontario Hooking Craft Convention, on May 2,3,4. Open to
Hookers from all over the Region and beyond- the event takes place at
the North Simcoe Sports and Recreation Centre.
There will be hundreds of rugs and hooked items on display, plus many
vendors selling wool, kits, hooks etc. Debbe and other members of Rugs
on the Rocks will have their work on display.
Sunday May 4th is open to the public! Bring your friends and have a
fabulous time !
For details call Debbe Bloom, President, Rugs on the Rocks at 969-2367
To learn more about 'traditional' Hooking and see photos of vintage and
recent hooked pieces check out the Ontario Hooking Craft Guild website
www.ohcg.org
NOTE: Debbe Bloom will be demonstrating 'traditional' hooking in the
Stable of the Anderson Farm Museum , during the 18th Annual Sudbury Arts
Tour-2008-Tour des Arts on Sept.27,28.
www.SCARF.ca
March 4,2008
Would you please use this PSA to help us invite Regional Artists &
Craftsmen to participate in SCARF’s 18th Annual Sudbury Arts Tour-2008-
Tour des Arts on Sept. 27,28th? Our Deadline for Applications is March
31.
Thank you for your consideration.
Yours sincerely,
Gwen Doyle, Publicity, Sudbury Arts Tour 2008 Tour des Arts, 692-3021
Public Service Announcement
Call for Regional Artists & Craftsmen to participate in …
Sudbury Arts Tour - 2008 -Tour des Arts, Sept. 27,28th
Call for Regional Artists & Craftsmen to participate in the 18th Annual
Sudbury Arts Tour
- 2008 -Tour des Arts on September 28 and 30th.
Last year our Sudbury Arts Tour had 58 Artists at 23 Studios throughout
the City of
Greater Sudbury representing the many Faces of Art – from book signings
& readings,
cabinet making, carvings, collages, drawings, jewelry, leather bags &
purses, music
(singing- guitar & keyboard), photographs, pottery, stained glass pieces
to textiles and
wall hangings. An amazing collection of one-of-a-kind Artists!
Deadline for Applications and Entry Fees is March 31st.
For more information about how you can be part of the 18th Annual-
Sudbury Arts Tour
– 2007- Tour des Arts, go to our website at www.SCARF.ca . For
questions, please call
Ann Suzuki, Chair, Sudbury Arts Tour, 675-2933 or email
ann@silksbysuzuki.com
Congratulations to local Artist Sue Lampinen (a member of the
Walden Fine Arts Association) for being featured in an article ‘The Far
North’, in the December, 2007 Issue of The Pastel Journal – a
one-of-a-kind publication with information and creative inspiration from
today’s leading pastel artists. See
www.pasteljournal.com
The 6 page article, includes 8 pastel
paintings of snow-covered views of Kelly Lake, Robinson Creek, Kantola
Rd., Junction Creek etc and an in depth interview with Sue
“…As a Canadian Artist …well acquainted with snow- a frequent theme in
her light-filled landscapes”- Margot Schulze
One of the pastel paintings featured in this article ‘ In the Morning
Light’ depicts Robinson Creek “…the warmth of the previous autumn’s
grasses…coming through the sparse snow cover…ice crystals in the frigid
air create a rich rainbow of mauves, yellows and pinks…sky with a rosy
glow”. With this painting, Sue was also one of the Top 4 Finalists in
the International Artist magazine’s Landscape Competition- to be
featured in the Feb/March 2008 Issue –
www.International-artist.com .
To view ‘In the Morning Light’ and other pastel paintings by Sue
Lampinen check www.SCARF.ca
----- Original Message -----
From: La Cloche Art Show
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2008 10:16 AM
Subject: La Cloche Art Show - Distinguished Artist
31st Annual La Cloche Art Show Distinguished Artist
The La Cloche Art Show committee is pleased to announce that the
Distinguished Artist for 2008 will be Beth Bouffard.
Beth lives and paints year round on the north shore of Lake Huron,
surrounded by the rugged beauty of the ancient La Cloche Mountains, the
ever-changing waters of Bay of Islands and in close proximity to the
spirituality of Manitoulin Island. It is not surprising that Beth has
chosen to use the landscape in her paintings as a metaphor for the human
condition.
While Beth’s paintings can be enjoyed at face value (as depictions of
specific scenery) the artist invites the viewer to delve beneath the
surface to see what she is really saying about life. Her concerns are
really the conflicts, frustrations, hopes, joys and yearnings we all
experience.
Beth was born and raised in Ottawa and studied Fine Arts at Mount
Allison and McMaster Universities. She received her degree in 1972 and
then lived in the Sudbury area for many years. She was active
artistically in The Sudbury Women Artists Collective, The Attic and The
Drawing Circle.
Beth worked mainly in oils and mixed media until her move to the
Whitefish Falls area in 2000. At this time, Beth began exploring Bay of
Islands by kayak and turned to watercolours to facilitate painting
trips. In 2002, Beth joined Bay of Islands Group of Five, with whom she
has exhibited locally.
In the winter of 2005, Beth began painting with soft pastels. This new
body of work has been well received, garnering many awards at juried
shows, including 3 Best of Show and numerous 1st and 2nd prizes.
Beth has had work accepted into the La Cloche Art Show every year since
1999. Her awards at La Cloche include 1st prize in pastel in 2005 and
2007 and the Best of Show award in 2006. In Sept/Oct 2007, Beth had a
very successful solo exhibition of over 40 pastels in Toronto.
Beth is a member of Visual Arts Ontario (VAO), Pastel Artists Canada
(PAC) and the Pastel Society of Eastern Canada (PSEC) (from whom she
received Signature status in Nov. 2007).
The 31st annual La Cloche Art Show will be held at the Whitefish Falls
Community Centre, Whitefish Falls, Ontario, from July 5 to 13, 2008. The
artist’s deadline for pre-registration is June 15, 2008. For more
information visit our website at
www.geocities.com/laclocheartshow, the Facebook site - La
Cloche Art Show or email
laclocheartshow@hotmail.com .
----- Original Message -----
From: Jon Butler
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2008 7:12 AM
Subject: Willisville Mountain Project - Call for artists March 20
Greetings from a very cold Willisville Mountain.
The deadline for the 'Call for Artists' is one month away - March 20 -
and we are looking forward to both the first day of spring and your
submission. The jury will be busy selecting artists and the Willisville
Mountain Project will be announced in mid-April.
We appreciate all of the interest in The Project and look forward to the
upcoming year and 2009 exhibit.
Enjoy the 'Total Eclipse of the Moon' tonight!
The Willisville Mountain Project
Call for Artists
The Willisville Mountain Project is an artistic project to celebrate the
four seasons of The Willisville Mountain by artists who have been
inspired by its natural beauty.
Willisville Mountain is located in the heart of the La Cloche Mountains,
one of the oldest mountain ranges in the world. Less than two billion
years ago and before glacial erosion these beautiful quartzite and
granite mountains were as high as the Rockies.
It is a beautiful, spiritual home to many birds and animals native to
the area including bear, wolves, deer, fox, hawks and bald eagles. It's
a beacon to travellers, the destination for thousands of families that
have climbed to the summit to enjoy the fabulous view and the
inspiration for hundreds of artists including members of Canada's Group
of 7 and their contemporaries - A. J. Casson, A.Y. Jackson, Franklin
Carmichael, Joachim Gauthier and Bruno Cavallo.
TO SUBMIT: visual artists, photographers, musicians, writers, poets and
performing artists, installation & multi-media artists are invited to
submit a letter of interest along with a current CV/bio and a digital
sampling of your artwork.
Peg Forbes 1947
A maximum of 30 artists will be selected and invited to participate with
representation from each genre. Artists will be invited to create up to
four pieces each that have been inspired by Willisville Mountain. A
multi-disciplinary exhibit of the work will be scheduled for the
summer/fall of 2009 as The Willisville Mountain Project.
Jon Butler
DEADLINE: March 20, 2008
Send submissions to:
The Willisville Mountain Project
c/o Jon Butler, Willisville
P.O. Box 153, Whitefish Falls, ON
P0P 2H0
Email: willisvillemountain@gmail.com
Check out the Willisville Mountain page on Facebook.
Timeline
January 2008 - Call for Artists.
March 20, 2008 - Deadline for artist submissions.
April 2008 - 30 Artists will be announced.
April 2008 until April 2009 the 30 artists will produce their work that
has been inspired by the four seasons of Willisville Mountain.
Summer of 2009 the touring exhibit begins.
Nature in Art – 3 Visions
4th Biennial Art Exhibition and Sale
Cheryl Battistelli
Debra Lynn Ireland
Susan Lampinen
Holiday Inn
(formerly the Caswell)
1696 Regent Street South
Sudbury
Saturday, March 29th
10 am – 8 pm
About
the group
Nature in Art – 3 visions, comprises the artistic talents of Debra Lynn
Ireland, Cheryl Battistelli and Sue Lampinen. A shared passion for art
and the natural world is evident in the work of these three Sudbury area
artists.
Debra Lynn Ireland’s watercolour and acrylic paintings have always
reflected her passion and commitment to wildlife, capturing the emotions
of her subjects, concentrating on their physical details. Cheryl
Battistelli uses pastel to portray both wild and domestic animals,
focusing on fine detail, soft edges and light. Sue Lampinen uses pastel
on sandpaper to depict the dramatic dance of light and colour in her
landscapes, and is especially inspired to capture the serene beauty of
winter and snow.
Since the inception of Nature in Art – 3 visions in 2001, a growing
respect for each other’s unique abilities has allowed Debbie, Cheryl and
Sue to inspire one another and in turn grow artistically. They look
forward to presenting their new works to you in March at their 4th
biennial exhibit and sale.
Visit our websites for more information,
www.cherylbattistelli.com
http://debralynnireland.scarf.ca
www.scarf.ca
Media Release
Worthington Artist Debra Lynn Ireland supports wetland conservation
(pdf)
INTRODUCTIONS TO WORKSHOPS
HELLO: Our names our Betty and Robert, owners and operators of
Natures-Free-Spirit and we do workshops for people that are interested
in learning more on Gems, Minerals and Rocks.
Our workshops are for person or persons that want to learn. They are
done in homes, hotels; shops where it is comfortable for the persons who
want to have this exciting learning experience.
What a workshop consists of:
Fee for the workshop is 25.00 per person per hour
• The workshop last approx 2 hours
• We bring along our Designs, raw and tumbled material
• Discussions about scientific of rocks; how they grow, their uses
• What common uses for rocks are used in our everyday life
• Talk about the mythology, healing properties, etc
• Stone Test
• How to use a pendulum
• All information is book based
• Each person may ask 2 question regarding a stone in a categories they
wish to know more {healing.psychic, pet, children}
• At no time will we show person or persons how to create our designs.
All of our designs are copyrighted. They are our living. Our own
creations.
• Any Designs or raw material sold at the workshop will be paid in full
at the time of purchase.
• At the end of the workshop. If a person wants more in dept information
on stones. They can have a private consultation the fee is 25.00 per
hour. Must be paid in advance for the first hour. And can be booked at
the time of the workshop.
To book workshops please contact: Natures-Free-Spirit
Natures-free-spirit@hotmail.com or 1-519-630-2023
Other workshops available are:
• Know your animal totem
• What rocks you need in your life
• Numerology
Newsletter of Sudbury Rock
& Lapidary Society (pdf)
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CAFE PIAF WITH PANDORA TOPP FOR
VALENTINE'S DAY
PRESS RELEASE (PDF)
Fundraising Concert Brings Local Talent Home!
The Walden Ski Club, which operates the Lively Ski Hill, is joining
forces with recording artists Superstack and Angie Nussey for a
fundraising concert on January 19, 2008. This concert, named Rock For
Snow, will raise money to go towards the purchase and installation of
snowmaking equipment for the Lively Ski Hill.
The event will feature exclusive live performances by recording artists
Superstack, Angie Nussey, and Basement Arms, dinner catered by New
Orleans Pizza, and a raffle draw for great prizes. Both Superstack and
Angie Nussey are Lively natives and are excited to be a part of this
fundraising effort.
Tickets are only $20 each and can be purchased at New Orleans Pizza in
Lively, or through any Walden Ski Club member. This is a 19+ event only.
For more information call Kelly at 691-0199 or Erika at 561-6749.
Details
What: Rock For Snow fundraising concert
When: Saturday, January 19, 2008 from 7pm-12am
Where: Kinsmen Hall in Lively, located at 15 Kin Drive (in the same
building as the library).
Who: Recording artists Superstack, Angie Nussey and Basement Arms.
Why: To raise money for snowmaking equipment for the Lively Ski Hill
Media Contact:
Kelly Demers
Marketing Manager
Walden Ski Club
(705) 691-0199
kellogs6@hotmail.com
Painting with Heather Topp
Starts Tuesday January 15th to March 4th (8 weeks)
10am to 12 noon
Carmichael Community Centre
Cost: $150.00
To Register: Contact the Art Gallery of Sudbury, 251 John St. 674-3271
or by email ngareh@artsudbury.org
Join this inspiring class with local artist Heather Topp. Find your
inner passion as you explore a variety of subjects in watercolour.
Suggested material list:
Materials can be found at either:
B-Creative, 2354 Long Lake Rd. Sudbury - Ph. 522-1221
The Artisan, 271 Larch St. Sudbury - Ph. 674-4689 or
Michaels Craft Store
Watercolour Workshop supply list:
Pencils / Kneaded eraser / 1 inch flat WC brush / Selection of round and
flat brushes / WC palette or white saucer
Margarine or large yogurt containers for water
WC paper or block (140 lb cold pressed)
(22” x 30” 140 lb watercolour cold pressed paper is available on site
for $2.50 per sheet) Instructor is not able to make change so please
come with exact amounts.
Board to support watercolour paper (this can be a stiff piece of
cardboard, foamboard or masonite – approx. 16” X 20”)
Masking tape
Tubes of WC paints (suggested colours)
· Cadmium yellow pale
· Ultramarine blue
· Cadmium red
· Alizarin crimson
Please do not hesitate to call me should you have any questions at
674-3271
extension 224. Payment can be made by calling the gallery with Visa or
MasterCard, in person to 251 John St. or mail us a cheque made payable
to the Art Gallery of Sudbury, 251 John St. Sudbury, ON P3E 1P9
Thank you,
Nancy Gareh-Coulombe
Education Manager
Press Release and Public Service Announcement
Sudbury, ON, Jan. 4, 2008
For Immediate Release
Laurentian University’s LUminaries Reading Series presents poet
SONNET L’ABBÉ
On Friday January 11th at 7:30 p.m. the second event of the 2007-2008
LUMINARIES Reading Series takes place in the Brenda Wallace Reading Room
at Laurentian University’s J. N. Desmarais Library.
The second visitor in Laurentian’s 2007-2008 LUminaries Reading Series
is Sonnet L’Abbé. Sonnet is a Toronto-born writer of French-Canadian and
Guyanese descent. She is the author of two collections of poetry, A
Strange Relief and, most recently, Killarnoe. Her work has been
internationally published and anthologized. She won the Malahat Review
Long Poem Prize in 1999, and in 2000 she won the Bronwen Wallace
Memorial Award for most promising writer under 35. Until last year
L’Abbé taught writing at the University of Toronto’s School of
Continuing Studies. She now lives in Vancouver. She regularly reviews
poetry for the Globe and Mail.
The doors to the Brenda Wallace Reading Room in Laurentian University’s
Desmarais Library will open at 7:30 p.m. The reading will begin at 8:00
p.m., with discussion, books sales and signing to follow.
Free admission and refreshments. Enter from outside entrance “E”.
Parking in Lot 4.
The LUminaries Reading Series is sponsored by the Laurentian University
English Department, the English Arts Club, the Vice President Academic
Anglophone affairs, the Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences, and the
Canada Council for the Arts.
For more information please call Emy Adams in the Laurentian English
Department, 675-1151 ext. 4340.
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Laurence Steven
Tel: 705-522-5126
Web:
www.yourscrivenerpress.com
The Sudbury Arts Council is pleased to present
SACfacs
SACfacs is an e-broadcast arts e-bulletin, that is a public service
provided by the Sudbury Arts Council to our membership and friends. To
help us connect, communicate and celebrate the arts in Greater Sudbury
please join the arts council. Individual membership is $35.00/
not-profit organizations $50.00, corporate $100.00. Donations also
accepted. Membership forms can be found on our website.
www.sudburyartscouncil.org
Please send your submissions for SACfacs, Artscape, or directions to
info@sudburyartscouncil.org or sudburyartscouncil@gmail.com. Submissions
may be used in any of our communication vehicles. Submissions may also
be posted to SAC’s website. Artscape appears on the last Thursday of
each month in the Sudbury Star. SAC also has a weekly column that
appears each Saturday in the Sudbury Star. Submissions should be 250-300
words & photos may be included, please send information in times new
roman font or Arial with as little formatting as possible. Directions is
our quarterly publication, due to the busy holiday season our next issue
is delayed till mid-January. The next issue of Artscape will be December
27th, the deadline is December 19th. Please contact Michelle Fex to have
your event promoted. Thank you for supporting the arts in the Greater
Sudbury and outlying areas
literary arts
Your Scrivener Press’s fall releases appeal to your memory
Three New Books Launched
Massey’s Charlie Smith—“the Bard of the North Shore”—has just launched
his new CD audio book Charlie Smith Reads: The Best of the Birch Lake
Road.. In Remembering Medusa Remembering, Monique Chénier of Timmins
gives us a modern retelling of the Medusa myth. In the tradition of O.
Henry’s “The Gift of the Magi,” the seven stories in John Forrest’s new
collection, Angels, Stars and Trees: Tales of Christmas Magic,
Available at your local bookseller or from the press at
www.yourscrivenerppress.com
Your Scrivener Press: 705-522-5126; info@yourscrivenerpress.com
Your Scrivener Press, and the Sudbury Arts Council together with the Ten
Rainbows Foundation present Readings & Greetings
The Festival in Trees in Market Square
Dec. 8, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. * see attachment
Readings and Greetings are selected readings from local authours Monique
Chenier with her new book “Remembering Medusa Remembering” and Something
Blue and Flying Upwards, New & Selected Poems by Roger Nash, poet &
philosopher. www.yourscrivenerpress.com
theatre arts
Sudbury Theatre Centre presents Cinderella
Dec. 1 – Dec. 16
The Sudbury Theatre Centre proudly presents a world premiere production
of Cinderella. Written by Geofrey Dinwiddie and directed by George
Pothitos, this imaginative re-envisioning of the beloved fairytale tale
is filled with love, laughter, lavish set and costume designs and, of
course, magic! Plan to bring the whole family to this holiday
spectacular running until Dec. 16th, weekends only. Call the STC Box
Office at 705 674 8381 x21 to book your tickets today. Family rates are
available!
Celebrities Do American Television, Huh?
Jan. 18 & 19
The laugh-fest is back at the Sudbury Theatre Centre as local media and
political celebrities take a good look at the American boob tube to
re-enact some current and classic television favourites. Watch as local
notables poke fun at the stars and storylines from programs like All in
the Family, Dragnet, Seinfeld, CSI and The Sunday Night Sex Show with
Sue Johanson. Mix in a little Reality TV and you've got a night to
remember. Reserve your tickets now by calling the STC Box Office at 705
674 8381 x21. Makes a great Christmas gift! www.sudburytheatre.on.ca
Theatre Cambrian presents
The Long Weekend
Jubilee Centre
Dec. 8
Two alumnae of Theatre Cambrian take the stage for this production,
along with two newcomers. Pamela (Confessions of a Dirty Blonde) Kramer
portrays Wynn Nash and is married to Sean (Playing Doctor) Sullivan who
plays Roger. Max Truman is portrayed by Michael (recently chair of
Northern Lights) Bellmore and is married to Wynn who is played by
Shirley (Sudbury’s Best Rock - Q92) Harasym.
Tickets for The Long Weekend are $40 each. The show runs Dec. 8th.
www.theatrecambrian.ca
Theatre Cambrian is also having an evening for current and prospective
members of Theatre Cambrian. Interested in joining Theatre Cambrian,
come out on Wednesday, December 12th @ 7:00pm
Location - Our new home – 40 Eyre St
What to bring - $10:00 If you are not a paid-up member for ’07 to ‘08
In-door shoes (please change at the door)
Items for the Food-bank Dry or tinned goods.
Christmas goodies/snacks would be greatly appreciated
NOTE: All guests must become members of Theatre Cambrian before they can
be admitted ($10:00). New members are always welcome
RSVP – Theatre Cambrian 524-7317 by the end of Monday, Dec.10 2007.
visual art
LE NOUVEAU LOUVRE
From Saturday December 1st to Thursday December 20, 2007
174 Elgin Street, Sudbury
Or at www.gn-o.org * attachment
La Galerie du Nouvel-Ontario warmly invites you to take part in its
eleventh non-jury exhibition and annual fundraising event. Close to one
hundred artists from the region and across the province will exhibit
their works and over two hundred works of art will cover the walls of
the GNO during this fundraising event! The choice is varied and all
works are on sale for $125 each. The profits from the sales will be
shared between the GNO ($50) and the selling artist ($75).
Visit the virtual edition of the Nouveau Louvre. You can also visit the
exhibition and purchase the artwork directly from our website at
www.gn-o.org. It’s simple, all you need to do is select a piece of
artwork and call 1877 358 6615 to reserve it. Sponsors for Le Nouveau
Louvre are Sudbury Paint & Custom Framing, Grand & Toy and the Laughing
Buddha. Call us for further information 705 673 4927 or 1 877 358 6615
T.A.G & Film
The Art Gallery & Eclectic Film Rental
1-19 Grey St
The Art Gallery & Eclectic Film Rental
T.A.G. is a new art gallery film rental business that recently opened in
Sudbury. Our film rental collection is open to all our members. Films
from American Independent, Avant-garde Cinema, Animation/Short, Canadian
Independent, Comedy, Cult Classic, Documentaries, Drama, Erotic , Film
Noir, Family, Festival Film, French Canadian, Gay & Lesbian, Historical,
Horror, Music & Dance, Silent Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Thriller. Our film
collection is growing rapidly with a focus on Art Films.
Christmas Shopping
Artists on Elgin and Sudbury Paint and Framing will both be open Sunday
December 23rd from 10 am-5 pm to serve our Christmas shopping customers
better. We are located at 168-170 Elgin St. downtown. Picture Our Lakes
Calendars are still available, cost is $20.00. This calendar is made up
of winning submissions of the Picture Our Lakes Calendar contest. All
pictures are done by local photographers. www.artistsonelgin.ca
Music
Sudbury’s own dynamic duo, TubaBoy, will be performing two sets at
Starbucks on Thursday, December 13, from 7:30 to 9:30. TubaBoy has its
own unique way of mixing music with humour.
Sudbury Chamber Singers Christmas Concert
Church of the Epiphany
Sun. Dec. 9 at 2:00 p.m.
Adults- $10.00 Seniors & Students $8.00 Tickets available at Black Cat
Too
La Slague presents Kadou! (attachment) Carols from Near and Far will be
presented at Ste-Anne-des-Pins (14, Beech St.), on Sunday, December 9th
at 7 PM. For this festive occasion, please feel free to adorn yourself
in medieval dress. Kadou takes us on a fascinating musical voyage,
melding the folk traditions of Christmas and the winter solstice with
the energy, cheer and sense of fun that are hallmarks of STRADA
performances. A show for the whole family. Tickets: 525-5606 ext. 4 or
www.letno.ca Adults: $12 • Students: $10
Announcements
GREATER SUDBURY HERITAGE MUSEUMS presents “ Doors Open Sudbury 2008"
Doors Open Ontario is a province-wide celebration of community heritage.
Designed to create access, awareness and excitement about our heritage,
Doors Open Ontario provides residents and visitors with a unique
opportunity to explore and enjoy sometimes hidden and always interesting
places and spaces in Ontario cities, towns and villages – and all free
of charge! The Greater Sudbury Heritage Museums will be operating DOORS
OPEN SUDBURY in 2008 as part of the celebration of the 125 years of
community development into what is now the City of Greater Sudbury. In
1883, the Canadian Pacific Railway reached what is now called the City
of Greater Sudbury. It is time to celebrate our evolution. One way to
celebrate is to recognize the unique spaces in our community. Our
churches, schools and public spaces tell us a great deal about who we
are and how we evolved into the City of Greater Sudbury. If you or your
group would like to be involved, we are looking for partners to work
with us in recognizing who we are, in every corner of this City. We are
looking for people to tell us about the important buildings and places
in your neighbourhood, and to help us relay the story to the rest of the
City. Where and When: The event itself will take place the 18th and 19th
of July 2008. We hope to have buildings from every section of the City
.For more information, please contact: Jim Fortin, Curator, Greater
Sudbury Heritage Museums, 692-4448, jim.fortin@greatersudbury.ca
SAC announcements
Festival of Trees
Fri. 6-10 p.m. Sat 10-10 p.m. Sun. 1- 8p.m.
On till Dec. 23
SAC has organized an exhibit of local artists in our mini art gallery
within the Festival of Trees at Market Square. Next weekend Jessica
Bortnak will be onsite creating a multimedia piece. SAC has also
assisted in organizing a series of guest lectures. A children’s craft
area has also been added where children can decorate their own special
tree. The Festival of Trees is a unique Christmas offering that really
helps discover the Christmas spirit. There is an entire village built
within Market Square for this event. Allow the Christmas spirit to
envelope your senses. Volunteers are still needed to fill some evening
shifts please contact Michelle if interested at SAC, 670-ARTS.
www.sudburyartscouncil.org
*Note address change as of Nov.1.
Michelle Fex
Executive Director
The Sudbury Arts Council
40 Eyre Street
Sudbury, ON P3C 4A5
p. 705-670-ARTS(2787)
f. 705-670-2781
www.sudburyartscouncil.org
info@sudburyartscouncil.org
sudburyartscouncil@gmail.com
Serving Greater Sudbury and Northeastern Ontario
connect communicate celebrate
GREATER SUDBURY PUBLIC LIBRARY
presents an open format workshop and mini exhibit featuring Sudbury
Realistic Artist LOZIA at the South Public Library.
Lozia is a Canadian realistic artist who was born in Sturgeon Falls and
presently resides and works in Sudbury. She has participated in many
exhibitions in Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Japan, Europe and the
United States. She has received several awards for her achievements and
her works are now part of numerous private and corporate collections.
During her presentation, Lozia will explain what can be done
wax-oil sticks and everyone attending will have the opportunity to try
out the medium.
The workshop will be held at the South Public Library, 1991 Regent
Street South, Sudbury on Tuesday, December 4th at 1:00 p.m.
Everyone is invited and there is no charge.
To register, or for more information please contact the South Public
Library at 522-9932.
For more information, please contact:
Lise Larose
Adult, Senior and Client Education Programmer
Greater Sudbury Public Library, 673-1155, extension 225
lise.larose@greatersudbury.ca
Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2007 8:15
PM
Subject: Art show this weekend
This Saturday Only
November 17th, 10am until 5pm
Feilding Park Pavilion
Walden Association of Fine Arts (WAFA)
Northern Palette Art Exhibition and Sale
http://debralynnireland.scarf.ca
The Sudbury Arts Council is pleased to
present
SACfacs
SACfacs is an e-broadcast arts e-bulletin, that is a public service
provided by the Sudbury Arts Council to our membership and friends. To
help us connect, communicate and celebrate the arts in Greater Sudbury
please join the arts council. Individual membership is $35.00/
not-profit organizations $50.00, corporate $100.00. Donations also
accepted. Membership forms can be found on our website.
www.sudburyartscouncil.org
Please send your submissions for SACfacs, Artscape, or directions to
info@sudburyartscouncil.org or sudburyartscouncil@gmail.com. Submissions
may be used in any of our communication vehicles. Submissions may also
be posted to SAC’s website. Artscape appears on the last Thursday of
each month in the Sudbury Star. SAC also has a weekly column that
appears each Saturday in the Sudbury Star. Submissions should be 250-300
words & photos may be included, please send information in times new
roman font or Arial with as little formatting as possible. Directions is
a quarterly publication, our next issue is due out in early December.
Deadline has been extended to November 23. Please contact Michelle Fex
to have your event promoted. Thank you for supporting the arts in the
Greater Sudbury and outlying areas.
Performing Arts Centre Advisory Panel Announcement
Hello Arts & Culture Stakeholders,
On behalf of Diane Salo, Chair, and members of the Performing Arts
Centre Advisory Panel, I cordially invite you to attend the presentation
of the Panel's final report to City Council on Wednesday, November 7th
at 5:30 p.m. Please join us in Council Chambers to show your support for
this exciting community building initiative.
Thank you,
Rob Skelly
Manager, Tourism, Culture and Marketing
City of Greater Sudbury
p.s. This is the next step in the process, at this priority meeting,
city council will decide based on the report whether or not to proceed
further with the performing arts centre, the public is invited to attend
and show their support for this project. ~mjf
Sudbury Theatre Centre
Young Adult Actor Needed at STC
Artistic Director of the Sudbury Theatre Centre, George Pothitos, is
looking for a community actor who is able to play a young man aged 17 in
the spring production of Rabbit Hole by David Lindsay-Abaire.
Rabbit Hole received the Pulitzer Award for Best Drama in 2007. It tells
the story of a family working its way through the loss of a child.
“There’s a lot of talent in Sudbury and I’m always trying to find ways
to use community actors when I can,” says Pothitos. “As you know, it’s
not often possible since we are a professional company. The biggest
challenge for the community actor is not the talent but the time
commitment it takes to be part of a main stage show at the Sudbury
Theatre Centre.”
Pothitos also stresses that the candidate must have previous stage
experience since this is not a walk-on part. “The young man will have
three very good scenes with a number of lines. It’s a great part.”
Rehearsals for Rabbit Hole begin March 11 (March Break for high school
students) and continue until the show opens March 27. The play itself
runs from March 27 to April 6, primarily in the evenings. There are
three matinees scheduled, Sundays March 30 and April 6 as well as
Friday, April 4.
To receive the audition package from the Sudbury Theatre Centre, call
the box office at 674-8381. Auditions are by appointment only on Friday,
December 7 beginning at 3:30 p.m.
The Sudbury Theatre Centre’s Tuesdays with Morrie now playing, this play
is based on the best selling book by Mitch Albom
Thorneloe Theatre Arts Presents:
String of Pearls
By Michele Lowe, Directed by Ralph Small
This gem of a play explores the possibilities that open up in the lives
of an array of women as they come into contact with a certain strand of
pearls. While the pearls are stolen, bought, bestowed, unstrung, and
nearly lost, their dazzling journey through generations spans
thirty-five years. The lives of mothers and daughters, sisters and
friends, even husbands and wives are touched in a poignant, deeply
affecting story of love and loss. November 16th, and 17th and 21st -24th
@ 8:00 p.m.
Sunday the 18th @ 2:00 p.m.
In the Thorneloe Theatre (Laurentian University Campus)
Admission $10 – for adults, $5 for students and seniors Tickets are
available @ Black Cat Too, Laurentian University Bookstore and the
Thorneloe University Main office.
Call Susan Moores @673-1730 or Ralph Small at ext. 27 for further
information
Canadian Composer Robert Lemay Beats 150 International Colleagues
To Win 2007 Prix Luxembourg
The Canadian Music Centre is extremely pleased to announce that CMC
Associate Composer
Robert Lemay’s Mare Tranquilitantis has taken 2nd Prize in the
International Composition Prize
Luxembourg 2007. The piece, composed specifically for the Luxembourg
Sinfonietta, was
selected from a competitive roster of 152 works by as many composers
from 38 different countries.
The final stage of the competition took place on October 27th in a
public concert by the
Luxembourg Sinfonietta at the Centre des Arts Pluriels in Ettelbruck,
Luxembourg, for which
Lemay was invited to assist with the rehearsals. As if the pressure of a
live competition wasn’t
enough, the concert was also broadcast by the European Broadcasting
Union, one of the largest
associations of national broadcasters in the world.
The international jury - consisting of Xiaogang Ye (China), Jurgen Blume
(Germany), John Casken
(Great Britain), Klaus Ager (Austria), and Marcel Wengler (Luxembourg) -
made their decisions
directly following the concert. Shortly after, it was announced that
Robert Lemay had taken 2nd
Prize in this prestigious competition, with 1st Prize going to Britian’s
Nicholas Casswell.
For his achievement, Lemay receives a cash prize of 2,000 Euros. As
well, the prize-winning works
will be recorded for commercial release by the Luxembourg Sinfonietta in
2008.
Lemay is the second Canadian composer to reach the finals of the
International Composition
Prize Luxembourg. CMC Associate Alice Ho placed in the finals of the
2006 competition.
However, he is the first to take a prize.
About Robert Lemay: Robert Lemay is the President and the Co-Artistic
Director
Starbucks Sudbury Presents A Meet the Artist Event
This month's event will showcase the artworks of local artist Sharon
Preen.
In addition to Sharon's own work, participants in her recent watercolour
collage workshop are displaying thier finished collage pieces. The
collection is called Elemental Interpretations. This monthly event is
being held in the cafe on Wednesday November 7th at 7 P.M.
Le Carrefour francophone’s 3rd Annual Gala will be Belgian!
The third annual Gala of Le Carrefour francophone de Sudbury will have a
Belgian flair! It will be held on Friday, November 23rd starting at 6pm
in one of Sudbury’s most cherished locations, Science North’s Inco
Cavern. A delicious Belgian meal will be prepared by the LakeHouse
Restaurant’s chef followed by a show from the Belgian musician Saule.
For a fraction of the price of a plane ticket to Belgium, you will enjoy
a magical evening in Jacques Brel’s, the Smurfs and Tintin’s country!
Saule A seminal modern Belgian singer-songwriter, Saule will be in
Sudbury for his tour with the Réseau pancanadien de Coup de coeur
francophone. His songs, at turns funny and tender, are nowhere more
powerful than on stage, where the Belgian and his guitar have an
unmatchable presence. Montréal’s Le Devoir says, "From playful to
infinitely charming, Saule displays beautiful feelings."
www.coupdecoeur.qc.ca
For the love of music
Since the mandate of Le Carrefour francophone is artistic, cultural and
community minded, all profits will go towards La Slague (our French
concert promoter and cultural flagship), as well as the children’s
Christmas concert and party.
A silent auction to talk about
To spice up the evening, a silent auction will take place as a fund
raising activity. But this isn’t just any silent auction! The quirky
Carrefour francophone team has found items that will be the envy of all.
A myriad of surprises for the mind, spirit, body and taste buds will be
up for bids. Without revealing their nature, we can already confirm that
The Embassy of Belgium in Ottawa, the Délégation Wallonie-Bruxelles au
Québec and Fairfield Inn and Suites de Marriott Sudbury have generously
offered fantastic prizes. For starters, here’s a hint: 24 comic books
and a CD Box Set.
Le Carrefour francophone de Sudbury 435, avenue Notre-Dame, Sudbury
(Ontario), P3C 5K6 téléphone 705.675.6493 télécopieur 705.671.1733
info@carrefour.on.ca www.carrefour.on.ca
Tickets for Le Carrefour francophone’s Belgian Gala are now available.
Places are limited.
*A charitable receipt for half the price of each ticket will be given as
a thank you for supporting Le Carrefour francophone’s mission.
Interviews: Stéphane Gauthier, Artistic & Cultural Director ,
705.675.6493, ext. 203 or sgauthier@carrefour.on.ca
Reserve your place now! $90 per person* Discount of $10 per person for
groups of 8 or more Information and tickets: 705-675-6493 or info@carrefour.on.ca
SAC announcements
The Sudbury Food Bank annual Christmas Card campaign is underway. This
year the cards feature all local artists. The artists featured are:
Sherri Basset, Nick Dubecki, Ellen Gorecki, Naomi Grant, Audrey
Hutchison, Erik Lovin, Robert McNab, Peter Mihaichuk, Doreen Sanders,
Deborah Sauve, Alison Storey, and John Stopciati. Cards are available
for purchase at the Back Yard Birder, Grand & Toy, Artists on Elgin, Ten
Thousand Villages & The Sudbury Food Bank. 100% of the proceeds from the
sale the Christmas cards are directed toward the purchase of food for
the food bank. www.sudburyfoodbank.ca.
Congratulations to Myths & Mirrors Community Arts on their recent
Trillium Great Grants Award!
SAC has moved, we are now located at 40 Eyre Street, old Saint Eugene
Church and new home of Theatre Cambrian
phone: 670-2787, fax 670-2781
Please update your records.
Sudbury Arts Council
40 Eyre Street
Sudbury, ON P3C 4A5
p. 705-670-ARTS(2787)
f. 705-670-2781
info@sudburyartscouncil.org
sudburyartscouncil@gmail.com
www.sudburyartscouncil.org
connect communicate celebrate
The 6 Winners of Sudbury Arts Tour-
PASSPORT Draw-200
Date: Oct. 27/07
Media Release
Alice Dudgeon Visited all 23 Studios & Wins 1st Prize in
Sudbury Arts Tour-2007- PASSPORT Draw
The Sudbury Arts Tour-2007 Committee is pleased to announce the Winners
of our first PASSPORT Draw for 6 Prizes – donated by 4 of our Artists,
the Sudbury Theatre Centre & Risorante Verdicchio.
First Prize- the Winner’s choice of one of the 6 Prizes- goes to the
Passport with the most signatures collected.
6 individuals visited all 23 Studios on this year’s Sudbury Arts Tour
and collected the most signatures on their PASSPORT. As indicated in our
rules, ”… if there is more than one Passport with “ the most signatures”
there will be a Draw for the 1st Prize Winner.
Our 1st Prize Winner is Alice Dudgeon and she chose ‘ Spring Time
Loons’- a soapstone sculpture by Sandy Cline.
The Winners of PASSPORT Prizes 2,3,4,5 – chosen by a Draw from all
submitted PASSPORTS were:
2. Rosario Tiangco – acrylic painting by Bill Whittaker
3. Jeanette Stickles – pottery bowl by Jennifer Kamerads
4. Lynn Fauteux - Lunch for 2 at Ristorante Verdicchios
5. Mikel Giles - Tickets for 2 at the Sudbury Theatre Centre
6. Marnie Teddy - Silk Batik Scarf – Ann Suzuki
The PASSPORT Draw added a new dimension to the Sudbury Arts Tour-2007.
Sincere appreciation to: our 4 Artists, the Sudbury Theatre Centre &
Ristorante Verdicchio for donating our PASSPORT Prizes and thanks to
Stopciati Gallery for displaying the 6 Prizes- during September.
And special thanks from our 58 Artists to all the individuals and
families who came ‘Day-Tripping’ on this year’s Sudbury Arts Tour. Be
sure to keep your Tour Guide as an Artists’ Directory – until next
year’s Tour.
“ARTISTS
IN ACTION”
ART SHOW AND SALE
Also: Photos – Cards – Crafts
WALDEN ARENA
Saturday, November 3
12 PM – 8 PM
Sunday, November 4
10 AM – 4 PM
Free Admission Door Prizes Refreshments
 HIT THE TRAIL
WITH PIKASSO TRAIL AND
SUPPORT LOCAL CHARITIES
SUDBURY (Oct 3, 2007) — A new arts collective is blazing the fundraising
trail in
Sudbury. PIKASSO Trail, People Inspiring Key Artists to Support Service
Organizations, was formed in early 2007 by Lise Aubin-Arseneau to
address the funding gaps that plague local charities.
The recipients of the second event of the year, scheduled for Oct. 14
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall, Regional Rd. 15
in Chelmsford, will benefit Pregnancy Care Sudbury-Infant Food Bank on
Notre Dame Avenue. The Knights of Columbus have generously donated the
space for this fundraising event.
There will be a number of local artists selling their fine art works at
the
fundraiser. A portion of the proceeds from each sale will benefit the
food bank and pregnancy care program. The live auction begins at 1 p.m.
comedy act at 2:30 pm and musicians show casing their talent during the
day.
Since March, Aubin-Arseneau has been busy co-ordinating Pikasso Trail
Art Sales Fundraiser events.. She has championed tirelessly, but admits
her efforts would have been fruitless without the generosity of
Sudburians. In addition to the artwork up for bids, many local
businesses and individuals have donated items for this fundraiser.
“I certainly couldn’t have done it without help from a large number of
folks.” says Aubin-Arseneau.
The auctioneer for the afternoon is Germain Montpellier and comedian
Dwayne Lemieux, of Yuk Yuk’s fame, will entertain the crowd. The trail
continues Oct. 14 at the
Knights of Columbus Hall, Regional Rd. 15 in Chelmsford. Proceeds go to
the infant food bank and the pregnancy care program on Notre Dame
Avenue. Admission is in the form of a non-obligatory donation. For more
information, contact Lise Aubin-Arseneau
at (705) 983-2040.
----- Original Message -----
From: Sudbury Arts Council
To: Sudbury Arts
Sent: Friday, October 05, 2007 5:48 PM
Subject: FW: Theatre Cambrian purchases permanent venue
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From: Theatre Cambrian [mailto:tc@theatrecambrian.ca]
Sent: October 5, 2007 5:36 PM
To: Undisclosed-Recipient:;
Subject: Theatre Cambrian purchases permanent venue
For Immediate Release
Friday, October 5th, 2007
Theatre Cambrian purchases permanent venue
Sudbury-Theatre Cambrian, Bishop Jean-Louis Plouffe of the Diocese of
Sault Ste. Marie, and Greater Sudbury Mayor John Rodriguez today
announced the purchase of a permanent venue for Theatre Cambrian, which
Theatre Cambrian executive director Mark Mannisto says will make Theatre
Cambrian become “a self-contained artistic entity.”
Theatre Cambrian purchased St. Eugene’s Parish Church, 40 Eyre Street,
from the Diocese of Sault Ste. Marie in September of this year. Says
Bishop Plouffe: "Saint Eugène Church in the West End of Sudbury has
been, for more than half a century, a place for French-speaking
Catholics to experience God’s presence through worship and community. My
hope is that, from now on, those who will gather here to enjoy a play or
some other presentation will be opened to the deeper meaning of their
lives and, possibly, God because there is some affinity between the
realm of the performing arts and the celebration of liturgy. As I hand
over the keys of this building to Theatre Cambrian, I would like to
commend them for their contribution to the City of Greater Sudbury and
wish them every possible success."
The location is the perfect fit for Theatre Cambrian allowing for
main-stage musicals, dinner- theatre productions, and a residence
complex for university and college arts students. "I am very pleased
that the City could play a role in making this day happen," said Greater
Sudbury Mayor, John Rodriguez. "This is what we should be doing: making
the connections between people with needs, like Theatre Cambrian, and
those with opportunities, like the Diocese. Today is a win for Theatre
Cambrian, a win for the Diocese of Sault Ste. Marie, and a big win for
the Greater Sudbury community."
Theatre Cambrian, Greater Sudbury’s only English year-round theatre
organization, has become the premier location for the spotlighting of
local performance talent. Established in 1985, Theatre Cambrian has
progressed effectively and efficiently since its first theatrical
production. Despite initial scepticism by some, Sudburians proved that a
venue for local singers, dancers, musicians, and theatrical technicians
to practice their art was needed. With each subsequent year, the
Theatre’s reputation and offerings continued to mature and expand. A
two-show-per-season production schedule was the norm for the longest
time. By the time Theatre Cambrian celebrated its 20th anniversary,
audience demand was so high that the Theatre created its now popular
dinner-theatre series. The rise in the Theatre’s popularity, however,
did not end there. Parents were looking for outlets for theatrical
training for their children, but few existed in the Greater Sudbury
area. To fill the gap, Theatre Cambrian introduced two main educational
elements to its programming: The March Break Dramafest and The
Summertime Stage.
Theatre Cambrian spent its first 20 years performing at Cambrian
College. In its 19th season, Jamie J. Bourget, Theatre Cambrian founder
and artistic director, was given notice by College president, Sylvia
Barnard, that the company’s 20th season would be its last year
performing at the College. “It was quite a blow!” states Mannisto. “We
didn’t know where to turn, where to go! We had to literally reinvent
ourselves and find other ways of reaching out to the community.”
Since its peremptory parting with Cambrian College, Theatre Cambrian has
been moving towards one goal: “a permanent venue that will put Theatre
Cambrian in charge of its own destiny,” states Patricia Park, president
of Theatre Cambrian. “This development represents a huge step in the
history of Theatre Cambrian. We are accepting responsibility for a
beautiful building and the future it holds for us” adds Park.
For more information on Theatre Cambrian or any other matter, please
visit www.theatrecambrian.ca or phone 524-7317
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PASSPORTS
Sudbury
Arts Tour- 2007- Tour des Art
Your
PASSPORT makes you eligible to WIN
One of
these amazing PRIZES
1. Soapstone carving Sandy Cline
2. Acrylic painting Bill Whittaker
3. Silk Batik scarf Ann Suzuki
4. Pottery bowl Jennifer Kamerads
5.
Lunch for
two Ristorante Verdicchio
6.
Two
Tickets Sudbury Theatre Centre
Your Passport
and How it Works
1.
Pick
up your Personal Passport at any (Studio) location during your
First visit. (One per person).
2.
Fill
in ALL the requested information on the Passport.
3.
Get
your Passport signed at each location you visit – (don’t forget!) on
September 29th & 30th. (One signature per
location).
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