Shows at the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 33, 59 Bancroft
Street, Aylmer.
Thursday evenings: Meal deal at 6.00 pm., $7.00.
Entertainment at 7.30 pm.Everyone welcome. No membership
required.For information call 819-684-7063.
September 20. Cruise Control.
September 27. Al Visser, originally from Aylmer.
Until September 30. Artwork by Charlie J. Cunningham
on display at Café
Chez Eric, 28 Valley Drive, Wakefield.
For information, visit the website at
www.charliej.ca
Show
at the Black Sheep Inn
September 30. Lindsay Ferguson, folk rock.
CD release. At
4.20 pm.Advanced tickets:
$10.00.
Online tickets available, or phone TicketWeb:
1-888-222-6608.
Advanced tickets are available for all shows at the following
locations:Compact Music: The Downtown Store,
190 Bank Street,
Ottawa (613-233-3706); The Glebe Store, 785½ Bank Street,
Ottawa (613-233-8922);
End Hits, 427 Dalhousie,
Ottawa - between Rideau and Besserer - (613-241-HITS);Ottawa
Folklore Centre, 1111 Bank Street,
Ottawa(613-730-2887)For
further information visit the Black Sheep Inn website at
www.theblacksheepinn.co
Until
September 3. Artful Friendship, exhibition at
Galerie McKenzie Marcotte. Paintings by
Wakefield
artist Don MacMillan, Chris Jackson and Norman Takeuchi.
For more information, check the web site at
www.mckenziemarcotte.ca,
call (819) 459-3164 or email
info@mckenziemarcotte.ca.
Galerie McKenzie Marcotte is located at 26 Sully in
Wakefield. Open weekends from 10 am to 5 pm and at all other
times by chance or by appointment by calling 819 459-3164.
Sat. July 14th at 7pm
at
Christ church
in Aylmer, Quebec - a Concert featuring with Elizabeth
Deveau The Church is
located at the corner of
Symmes and Frank-Robinson Street.
Marcil Melo - Artist
until July 29. Parkdale Gallery. As part of an
exhibition entitled “New Canadians”. Mr Melo will be in the
gallery on Sunday afternoon, July 15, 2007 between 1 and 4
pm. He invites everyone to stop in and see his paintings
this Sunday, or drop in during gallery hours to see the
exhibition.
July
2-6, 9-13, 16-20. Magic Summer Day
Camp. Introducing
children to the enjoyment of music.
9.00 am. to 5.00 pm.For information call David Irving,
director at 819-682-0958, or visit the website at
www.musicmagicworld.com
July
7-15. The 2007 session of the Pontiac School of the
Arts (PSOTA) will be held in the Old Stone School on
Mill Street in Portage-du-Fort.
Courses include:
Introduction to Relief Printing -- Drawing for Beginners
-- Photography Made Easy -- Adult Artists’ Workshop
Series -- Becoming a Freelance Writer, Digital Images --
Young Artists’ Workshop Series (age 8-14) --
Introduction to Handmade Paper -- Embossing Handmade
Paper -- Experience, Environment and Expression
(multimedia)* -- Painting on Silk -- Cartoons and
Caricature
Introduction to Nature Writing* --
Introduction to Painting (oil and acrylic) -- Stained
Glass -- Introduction to Handmade Books. Courses
marked with * are available in both English and French;
the remaining courses are given in English.Course
hours: 9.00 am. to 4.00 pm. with one hour for lunch.
This year the School is initiating a scholarship program
for children and teenagers in the community. All
donations to this program will be used to send local
youngsters to one or more days of courses during the
2007 summer session.
For more detailed information about the instructors and
the course content, dates and fees visit the website
www.pontiacschoolofthearts.com
To contact the School, call 819-647-2291 or e-mail to
info@pontiacschoolofthearts.com
July 13. Harmonic Distortion
will be headlining with four other bands at Maverick’s, 221
Rideau Street, Ottawa.
Advance tickets: $8.00. Call Adrienne at 819-647-2161.At
the door: $10.00.
July
20-21-22. The 2nd Annual Shawville Country
Jamboree.
At the Armstrong Heritage Farm on Hwy. 148. Featuring
singer Gail Gavan and stepdancer Chris Last, and many other
acts. For information visit the website at
www.armstrongheritagefarm.com
July 21. Festival Art Portage d’Art. The School is holding
its second annual celebration of art in Portage-du-Fort,
featuring an exhibition of students’ and instructors’ work,
with art demonstrations and hands-on activities for all
ages. Local musicians will provide entertainment.From
11.00am. to 5.00 pm.
August
3-4-5. Riverside Jam at Carleton Place, Ontario.
Featuring The Road Hammers, George Canyon, John Conlee,
Johnny Reid, Tracey Brown, Searson, The Bowes Brothers,
Roll’n Thunder, Unwound, Desert Heart, D.W. James, The
Mick Armitage Band, Brock Zeman, Onion’s Eyes, Up for
the Ride, Ted Daigle, McMunn Music, Johnny Spinks, and the
Valley Idol Show. Order tickets and campsites now. Call
613-226-9178 or visit the website at
www.riversidejam.com
