Great food, Kim Doolittle music, prizes, silent auction and fun at annual fund-raising barbeque. Tickets $20 adults $10 kids at Holton Flowers 62 Walton St. Port Hope. Or call to reserve 905 885-1344
Come see the local coin clubs "Wildlife Coin Exhibit" at the Riverview Park & Zoo this Saturday, July 21st from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Located at the main entrance (Lion's Club Educational Centre), there will be free exhibits, prizes for the kids and freezies too! Come checkout displays of coins, tokens and paper money with a wildlife theme from around the world. Vote for your favourite exhibit/display.
Everyone welcome and it's free!
FRIENDS Peterborough Fundraiser Concert on August 26th at 7:00 p.m. at Del Crary Park featuring Pete Gauthier, Washboard Hank & the Wringers and the McDonnel Street Gospel Quartet. FREE ADMISSION! All proceeds go to FRIENDS Peterborough, a downtown agency offering "help, hope and a hand up".
The Windsor Symphony Orchestra Toldo Pops Series:
“You’re a wizard, Harry!”. Potter Fans Unite as Maestro Robert Franz’s baton casts musical spells over the audience. Hear music from each of the Harry Potter films in a fantasy come true! Make sure to bring your wands, invisibility cloaks, and Gryffindor (or Slytherin) attire.
October 27 @ 8pm & October 28 @ 2:30pm at the Capitol Theatre. Tickets available at: www.windsorsymphony.com.
The Windsor Symphony Orchestra County Classics Series:
The WSO has prepared not one, but two symphonies for audiences in Leamington and Windsor! Hear works by Mozart, Bridge, and Britten - including a horn concerto performed by WSO principal hornist Iris Krizmanic – and revel in the sounds of the German and British countryside.
Sunday, October 21 @ 2:30pm. Pre-Concert Talk @ 1:30pm at the Heritage Auditorium, University of Windsor. Tickets available at: www.windsorsymphony.com.
The Windsor Symphony Orchestra Intimate Classics Series:
The WSO has prepared not one, but two symphonies for audiences in Leamington and Windsor! Hear works by Mozart, Bridge, and Britten - including a horn concerto performed by WSO principal hornist Iris Krizmanic – and revel in the sounds of the German and British countryside.
Saturday, October 20 @ 7:30pm. Pre-Concert Talk @ 6:30pm at the Leamington United Mennonite Church. Tickets available at: www.windsorsymphony.com.
The Windsor Symphony Orchestra On Stage Series:
Live the Orchestra Experience with the Windsor Symphony Orchestra!
These curated Thursday evenings feature a raw and stripped-down Capitol Theatre stage, cabaret tables surrounding the orchestra, food, event-tailored libations, and your Windsor Symphony Orchestra led by Maestro Robert Franz only an arms-length away.
Thursday, October 18 @ 6:30pm at the Capitol Theatre. Tickets available at: www.windsorsymphony.com.
An experience unlike any other. Space is extremely limited....
The Windsor Symphony Orchestra Masterworks Series:
Making his WSO Debut, internationally acclaimed pianist Spencer Myer performs Edvard Grieg’s Piano Concerto in A. Myers was instrumental in the selection of our new Steinway piano. Included on this program is Divertimento by influential Canadian composer Violet Archer and Tchaikovsky’s fateful Symphony No. 4.
Saturday, September 29 @ 8pm, Pre-Concert Talk at 7pm at the Capitol Theatre. Tickets available at: www.windsorsymphony.com.
The Windsor Symphony Orchestra Toldo Pops Series:
“Maria!” Whether you’re a Jet or a Shark, you’ll be dazzled by the sweeping beauty of Leonard Bernstein’s most celebrated musical: West Side Story. Hear your favorites songs such as: Maria, Cool, Somewhere, and I Feel Pretty. Led by Maestro Robert Franz, this performance is sure to have you leaving the Capitol Theatre snapping!
September 22 @ 8pm & September 23 @ 2:30pm. Tickets available at: www.windsorsymphony.com.
July 19-29 is hosted by the Olde Walkerville Theatre in Walkerville. Its first weekend of performances begins the same weekend as the Walkerville Art Walk when the streets will be filled with pedestrians checking out shops, restaurants, bars and now the recently air-conditioned heritage theatre building for entertainment.
The local Fringe Festival is part of the larger Canadian Association of Fringe Festivals (CAFF), where artists (writers, performers, director and producers) create theatre designed to be “on the fringe” of mainstream. Uncensored and unjuried, the audience decides how good or bad an act is.
Shows run from 30 -90 minutes, costs as little as $4-$14, run for 9 days, 8 shows, 6 times each, and patrons are encouraged to “rate” the show after viewing it. Guests are invited to sit up close to the stage so that the festival keeps its intimate feeling, and actors can see immediately how their performance is accepted by the crowd. All ticket proceeds to directly to the artists.
Tickets available online at www.windsorwalkervillefringefest.com or at the box office.
