Calling all gents who enjoy being in the kitchen! This class is open to any man who has participated in the ‘Men’s Cooking Club’ before or who enjoys food and is looking to increase their cooking skills and confidence. Participants may sign up for either group A or group B, as both groups will cook the same meals. These classes are hands on and we always enjoy the delicious food together. $5 per class.

Wednesday Jan 23rd, 30th, Feb 6th and 13th; 10am to 12pm at the Community Health Centres of Northumberland | 99 Toronto Rd, Port Hope

Registration starts Tuesday Dec 18th at 11am, call 905-885-2626 ext 280 to register

This group meets once a month and creates three main dishes, one soup or one salad to take away. We assign tasks and duties as a group. Please bring your own containers suitable for freezing and reheating. This is a hands on workshop. Food Costs $8 per session.

Registration starts Tuesday Dec 18th at 11am; call 905-885-2626 ext 280 to register.

All classes take place at the Community Health Centres of Northumberland | 99 Toronto Rd, Port Hope

Registration is $25 - limited spots!


EVENT INFO:
Kids 8 to 13 will learn how Star Wars films were created by using the simple dynamics of comic book storyboarding. Chris Cochrane of HM Music & Art Studio will teach how to illustrate storytelling through drawing iconic characters from the Star Wars films. This is a great opportunity for kids to get help drawing their favourite Star Wars characters, and guidance in comic book panel art.

Supplies and materials provided. Students are encouraged to bring in their own artwork to show (not required though!).

Walker Cultural Leader Director David Psalmon (France). Talk and Workshop: The Work of French/Mexican Towards a Contemporary Political Theatre

This exciting week of talks and workshops features director David Psalmon. Based in Mexico City since 2000, he has staged the work of authors such as Bertolt Brecht, Slawomir Mrozek, Vaclav Havel and Bernard Marie Koltes with his Tetro Sin Paredes. Psalmon has also developed an extensive program using the techniques of Augusto Boal’s the theatre of the oppressed, with whom he had the privilege of working in France during the late 1990’s. Since 2013, Teatro Sin Paredes has embarked on a new path by reclaiming the principle of collective creation. All new productions assert the importance of integrating all the elements of theatrical creation (the text, the work of the actor, the space, etc.) into a single dynamic, throughout the creative process.

Date: Jan. 10, 2019
Time: 7 p.m.
Location: Marilyn I. Walker Theatre, MIWSFPA

There will also be a workshop for Dramatic Arts students: Jan. 12, 13, 2019, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.