Regional Association of West Quebecers
 


Cultural
eBulletin
2007

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Oct. 1-10
Oct. 11-20
Oct. 21-31

Nov. 1-10
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Nov. 21-30

Dec. 1 - 10
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Dec. 21-31


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Chelsea Community Events

    

December 18Meet the Artisans.
West Quebec author Katharine Fletcher joins folk musician Ian Tamblyn at Gerry & Isobel's Café & Boutique, 14 Scott Road, Chelsea.  This event runs from 11am
to 4pm.  For information about it, call 819-827-4341.
Katharine Fletcher is well-known for her books on the National Capital Region and Gatineau Park (for a list of her books, three of which were published this year, see our entry in the Archive for Spring 2004, under General, Books No. 5).  She is one of the ten Women of Distinction listed in the November 2004 issue of Ottawa Life magazine.

December 19.  Meet the Artisans.
Susan Glazer of Chelsea presents Ojime Jewellery.
At Gerry & Isobel's Café & Boutique, 14 Scott Road, Chelsea. 
11am
to 4pm. For information call:
(819) 827-4341.

Currently exhibiting:
  “Erratics”.
An
exhibition of oil paintings by Chelsea artust Reid McLachlan at the Karsh-Masson Gallery, 136 St. Patrick Street, Ottawa.  The Gallery is open Wednesday to Sunday, from 10 am. to 4 pm.  The show is sponsored in part by the City of Ottawa. The exhibition features 40 paintings, and offers a meditation on fear, fate and doubt and the scars they leave on people.  For information call:
(613) 580-2424, ext. 14167.
The exhibition runs until
January 2, 2005.

December 21 and 22.

Christmas Concert at Chelsea School beginning at 9:15 a.m. Singing and dancing by the school’s students.   Open to parents: there is a limit of 2 tickets per family. 

Ian Tamblyn, who lives in Old Chelsea, has released his 25th independent album under the title Angel`s Share.  The album includes ‘Brush and Paddle’ (the subject is the painter Tom Thomson) and ‘Built for Beauty’ (about Wakefield`s reconstructed covered bridge).

 

   
     
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