June 24
until
July 26. Vernissage.
Recent paintings by Michael Sproule
at
Galerie Mackenzie Marcotte, Wakefield.
Beginning at
7
pm.
From the grandeur of Mount Robinson to the melting of the
Columbia ice fields, Chelsea artist Michael Sproule takes a
new look at the Canadian Rockies; the latest in his Alpine
series of paintings.
Galerie McKenzie Marcotte is located at 26 Sully Road in the
village of Wakefield. From Ottawa, take highway 5 north,
then highway 105 to Wakefield. The gallery is open weekends
from 10 am to 5 pm and at all other times by chance or by
appointment by calling (819) 459-3164.
For more information or to arrange an interview with Michael
Sproule, please call Maureen Marcotte at (819) 459-3164 or
email
mcmar@magma.ca
June 30. Jazz Anouk Ensemble, featuring songs from Theatre
Wakefield’s recent hit bilingual play “Cabaret
Civil”
based
on the writers’ experiences at the FTAA Summit in
Quebec City.
Special guests: Alise Marlane and Newhouse at
8:30 pm. Advanced tickets: $5. At the door: $7.
All Black Sheep shows are smoke-free.
Advance tickets for all Black Sheep Inn shows at Compact
Music,
134 Bank Street,
Ottawa – Tel:
(613)
233-7626
or 785 ½ Bank Street,
Ottawa.
Tel:
(613)
233-8922,
or from Ottawa Folklore Centre
1111 Bank Street,
Ottawa. Tel:
(613)
730-2887.
Tickets also available from the Black Sheep Inn, 753
Riverside Drive,
Wakefield.
Tel:819-459-3228. Tickets can be reserved with a MasterCard
payment by telephone.
Your name will be added to our "guest list" Present yourself
before show-time to help prevent delays at the cash.
The
Wakefield Players are planning to expand their theatre
workshop activities to Aylmer and Shawville. With the support of the Regional Association of West
Quebecers – which is responsible for this Cultural
Bulletin – they are hoping to secure funding from Heritage
Canada in order to establish a regional base for their
community theatre productions. It is intended to bring in
David Diamond, a director with an international reputation,
from Vancouver to take charge of the venture.
The Players’ publicist Brenda Rooney says: “It’s a step
towards regionalism. The workshops will focus on social
issues in the community, and then that would be the basis of
a new production.”
Black Sheep Inn Shows.
July
1. Fiftymen. Country roots rock sensation.
At 10.00 pm.
Advanced tickets $10.00.
All Black Sheep shows are smoke-free. Advance tickets for
all Black Sheep Inn shows at Compact Music,
134 Bank Street,
Ottawa – Tel:
(613)
233-7626 or
785 ½ Bank Street,
Ottawa.
Tel:
(613)
233-8922,
or from Ottawa Folklore Centre
1111 Bank Street,
Ottawa. Tel:
(613)
730-2887.
Tickets also available from the Black Sheep Inn,
753 Riverside Drive,
Wakefield.
Tel:819-459-3228. Tickets can be reserved with a MasterCard
payment by telephone.
Your name will be added to our "guest list" Present yourself
before show-time to help prevent delays at the cash.
