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Art in the Beach |
Sept 21, 10am - 5pm, Beach United Church - 140 Wineva Ave. The Beach Guild of Fine Art is hosting an annual ‘‘Art in the Beach' Art Show And Sale. The Guild was founded in 1994 by 30 local artists. The Gallery offers original work from over 30 artists and The Boutique offers a selection of smaller original works, cards and prints. Free - Donation to the Bluffs Food Bank welcomed! For more information, please visit beachguildoffineart.com
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Kidney Walk - Toronto West |
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Sept 21, 10am - 1pm (Registration at 10am), High Park - Bloor Street Entrance (Picnic Areas 1,2,3) - 1873 Bloor St W. Show Them You’ve Got Their Back… Kidney Walks are the cornerstone of The Kidney Foundation of Canada’s fundraising efforts. It’s a time when we stand together, united in our effort to support our loved ones with kidney disease. Join us to raise funds for innovative research, crucial programs, and services that support people living with kidney disease. Cost: $100 - $1000. Advance Tickets are required. For more information, please visit kidney.akaraisin.com or call 1.800.387.4474 ext.4964
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Life in a Box |
Sept 18 to 28, Grand Canyon Theatre, 2 Osler Street, Toronto. By Landon Doak & Matthew Finlan (Bad Hats Theatre). Weed-filled, sci-fi musical adventure about two friends living in a basement apartment in Toronto. Reservations / Advance Tickets are required. Cost: $20 - $25. For more information, please visit badhatstheatre.com or email info’at’badhatstheatre.com
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The Book of Life |
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Sept 17 to Sept 29, Berkeley Street Theatre - 26 Berkeley St, Presented by Canadian Stage. The Book of Life by internationally celebrated Rwandan artist and humanitarian Odile Garike (Kiki) Katese is inspired by the atrocities of the Rwandan genocide. In this ground-breaking collaboration with Volcano Theatre's Ross Manson, Katese takes the audience on a remarkable journey of resilience and imagination. Infused with original music performed and sung by Rwanda's The Women Drummers of Rwanda, stunning projections, and a collection of letters written by survivors to the dead, this solo work offers hope and a humane way to forgive and move forward. Cost $49 - $79. For more information, please visit canadianstage.com or call 416.368.3110
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CBC’s Battle of the Blades – Live
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Sept 19, 5:30pm, 101 York Blvd, Hamilton. Hockey Night in Canada’s Ron MacLean hosts the 2-hour premiere of Battle of the Blades as figure skating and hockey athletes pair up for this live, high-stakes figure skating competition for charity. Four-time Canadian and four-time World champion figure skater Kurt Browning serves as head judge while beloved Canadian Olympic Games ice dance champions, Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir, will be rink-side with him as guest judges for select episodes. The complete lineup of figure skaters includes: Violetta Afanasieva, Amanda Evora, Ekaterina Gordeeva, Vanessa James, Andrew Poje, Eric Radford, and Kaitlyn Weaver. Live taping begins 7pm. For more information, please visit cbc.ca/television/battleoftheblades/get-tickets-to-see-battle-of-the-blades-live-1.5232433 or call 905.546.3100
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Taste of Cooksville |
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Sun, 22 Sept, 11am to 4pm, Dundas Street Between Hurontario and Camilla Street. Cooksville has probably the most eclectic collection of restaurants in the GTA. It's time to celebrate GTA's food capital! On Sunday Sept 22 we are going to close Dundas Street from Hurontario St to Camilla Road. We are inviting local restaurants to set up on the street. A promotional price tasting menu of $6 per plate will allow you to sample the many flavours of Cooksville in one place at an affordable price. Buskers, face painting, henna, bouncy castles, a skate zone and lots of other fun means there is something for everyone. What are you waiting for? Come on out! We are re-imagining Cooksville. Be a part of it. For more information, please visit tasteofcooksville.com or call 905.896.5700
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Barrie Artists and Makers Market |
Sept 21, Barrie City Hall, 70 Collier Street. Simcoe County is home to a thriving community of artists, artisans, and makers. For four special events this summer, these creative entrepreneurs who are committed to making their own products will find a home at the Barrie Artists and Makers Markets. Co-hosted by the Barrie Farmers’ Market, the Barrie Arts Committee, and the Creative Economy Department of the City of Barrie, these events will take place next to the farmers’ market on Saturday mornings. With a different array of vendors at each event, you’re sure to find something unique and special for yourself, your friends, and your family. On Sept 21, check out these amazing artists and makers: Astilbe, the Barrie Art Club, Crafted Spaces, Dawning Collective, Green by Hand, J Lim Jewellery, Jessie Milan, Lazy Goat Ceramics, Leizer Leathers, Meraki Creations, Oh Beehive, Robin's Nest, Rock Paper Poison, Sola Soy Candle Co., Steel House Custom Designs, Studio 194, Studio Wendy Ceramics, and The Little Merchant Shop. On Sept 21, the Barrie Arts Committee will host a kids' arts and crafts activity and local singer-songwriter Wendy Whelan will be performing. Plus if the weather is dry the folks from Shift Happens AcroYoga will be on site with demonstrations (and your participation if you want to join them). So much to enjoy! For more information, visit facebook.com/events/683215358765470 or barriefarmersmarket.ca/event/barrie-artists-and-makers-market-4 or call 705.717.9143
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Applefest Fall Fair |
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Sunday, Sept 22, 11am - 04pm, Ireland House Museum - 2168 Guelph Line, Burlington. Celebrate the changing of the seasons at Ireland House Museum’s Applefest Fall Fair! The day will feature main stage entertainment, food trucks, Museum tours, a Kids Farm Zone, animal attractions, historic demonstrators, antique cars, vendors, and a mini farmers market. Admission is $5/person. ‘Free’ parking is available at M.M. Robinson High School, 2425 Upper Middle Road. For more information, please visit museumsofburlington.ca/events/#modal or call 905.332.9888
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