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| Ongoing through to January 9, 2006 Guelph, Everyone Loves a Parade: Downtown Guelph Celebrations Guelph Civic Museum Downtown Guelph has been the scene for many celebration including the Provincial Winter Fair, royal visits, and of course parades. Images and objects from the museum's collection highlighted. Open daily 1-5. Guelph Museums (519) 836-1221 msuem@guelph.ca $4 - AD $3 - SR,ST,CH $10 - FAM Ongoing to January 1, 2006 Goderich, Festival of Lights Celebrations Court House Park Let Goderich warm your heart with yuletide joy, glittering lights, magical displays and fantastic sites during this annual salute to the festive holiday season. Court House Park features thousands of coloured lights and many displays. Tourism Goderich 1-800-280-7637 specialevents@town.goderich.on.ca Free Ongoing to January 1, 2006 Kitchener, A Christmas Fantasy Victoria Park, Kitchener, Get in the spirit of the holidays at 7 p.m. on November 26, at the Victoria Park clock tower. Everyone is welcome to join, and be dazzled by the ambiance, when the Christmas lights in Victoria Park will be turned on for the first time! Lights on Daily from Dusk to Midnight. 1-519-749-6558 kwtourism@golden.net www.kw-visitor.on.ca Free Ongoing to Jan 24, 2006 Fergus/Elora, Log Cabin Quilts from the Collection Wellington County Museum & Archives Log Cabin Quilts from the Collection, SR $2, AD $3, CH $1 Front Desk 519 846-0916 x 221 info@wcm.on.ca |
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| January 1, 2006 Kitchener, Kitchener Annual New Year's Day Levee Kitchener City Hall Rotunda, Once again, on New Year's Day, Council will host the Annual New Year's Day Levee. Musical performances, Skating on Civic Square Rink, brief greetings, and draws for door prizes will occur. Hours - 2 to 4 p.m. 1-800-265-6959 kwtourism@golden.net www.kw-visitor.on.ca Free |
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| January 20, 2006 Guelph, A Permanent Solution River Run Centre, A powerful, humorous and educational play that follows the lives of a group of friends dealing with the reality of depression and suicide while offering a message of hope. Written and directed by Tom Slater, of Guelphâ s John F Ross CVI Dramatic Arts Department. This performance features the talents of students from the schoolâ s stellar acting and technical theatre programs. It is appropriate for secondary school audiences and their parents. Contains coarse language. Contact:: River Run Centre (519) 763-3000 |
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| January 21 - January 22, 2006 Keswick, Ontario, 4th Annual Lake Simcoe Wind Sports Festival At the foot of Glenwoods Avenue and the lake Ontario's most enthusiatic ice and snow sailors will show you how they spend their winters outdoors. Come out and kite on some of the best winter wind riding terrain in Canada! Free Grant Fitz, 416.497.wind (9463) lswsfest@CanadianWindRider.com |
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| January 28, 2006 Guelph, Hardscrabble Road River Run Centre Quite possibly the first "anti-globalization activist musical," Hardscrabble Road made its world debut in October 2003 at River Run Centre. An ambitious, ground-breaking production by Guelph songwriter James Gordon, inspired by both â The Beggar's Opera" and â The Threepenny Opera," it employs song, sharp political satire, and serious dramatic commentary to tell the tale of a group of homeless people in inner-city Canada. Six main characters and an on-stage band convey an important, timely, politically-charged message with a sense of humour - entirely in song. Featuring some of the Guelph area's finest performers - including Gordon himself as the narrator - the music is a hybrid of folk, pop, jazz, rock and world beat sounds. $20/$18/ Laurie Iversen 519-763-3000 |
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