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November 3, 2006
Grand Bend, A Taste of Huron in Black and White Oakwood Inn 6:30 p.m. Join us for a sensational 5 course gourmet feast, silent auction and live music. Admission: $65.
(519) 235-3307
rd@shbbbs.on.ca
November 3- 6, 2006
Windsor, BookFestWindsor
Art Gallery of Windsor, The annual BookFestWindsor (formerly the Windsor Festival of the Book) celebrates all facets of the book, combining author readings, interviews and signings with workshops on book arts, book collecting and publishing as well as lectures on various aspects of book history and production. The festival is a celebration of the book in all forms, from the art of book binding to the joy of reading and the freedom of expression. TBD Lenore Langs,
langs@cranberrytreepress.com
Saturday November 4
Kitchener - History Bites - Christmas Pudding Workshop
Doon Heritage Crossroads, 10 Huron Road at Homer Watson Boulevard 9:00 am - 12:00 noon
Learn the history and lore of traditional English Christmas Pudding. Participants will mix and steam the Christmas pudding to be on display in the living history village’s Siebert House for the Christmas Season, and taste puddings made from traditional and modern recipes. Each participant will mix together the dry ingredients for a pudding to take home. Appropriate for those aged 13 and over. Admission: $20.00 plus GST. Member’s discount applies. Capacity limited. Pre-registration required. Contact: Tom Reitz 519-748-1914
rtom@region.waterloo.on.ca
November 4, 2006 - December 16, 2006
Guelph , Theatre in the Trees, Dinner Theatre
The Arboretum, University of Guelph , This Fall's performance is THERE'S A BURGLAR IN MY BED by Michael Parker a zany American farce directed by John Snowdon. Please see our website for details www.uoguelph.ca/arboretum . Theatre in the Trees is a fundraising initiative of The Arboretum. Fee: $59 (inclusive) Bookings 519-824-4120 x54110
arbor@uoguelph.ca
November 4, 2006
Milverton , Quilt Auction & Benefit Sale For Gospel Echoes Team
Milverton Complex ,Breakfast & Lunch Buffet Auction Starts @ 9 a.m Large items auctioned @ 12noon Quilts Auctioned @ 1 p.m. . Free Admission Gospel Echoes Team Office 519-669-8779
getontario@gospelechoes.com
November 4, 2006
Brantford, Ontario , A Light-Hearted Look at Opera
Sonnenhof German Club -m 194 Henry St. Brantford , Dinner Theatre/ Cabaret. A rollicking, fun filled program of Operatic and related music,with top-notch singers from the Canadian Opera Company in Toronto, and an excellent dinner. $50.00 per person, including all taxes and gratuities. Mimi Leskien 519-753-9081
November 4, 2006 - December 16, 2006
Guelph , Theatre in the Trees, Dinner Theatre
The Arboretum, University of Guelph , Hot & Cold Buffet. Cash Bar. Doors at 6p.m., Dinner at 6:30p.m., Showtime at 8p.m. Fee: $59 (inclusive) Contact:The Arboretum Tel: 519 824-4120 x54110 arbor@uoguelph.ca
November 4 and 5, 2006
Goderich, Huron Tract Spinners and Weavers Annual Sale and Exhibition Governor's House, Huron Historic Gaol (Highway 21) Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sun. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sale and exhibition of weaving, spinning and basketry. Demonstrations and children’s activities. Admission: free.
Denise Lockie (519) 529-7974
November 5, 2006
Stratford, In Remembrance
Central United Church
A joint concert with the Stratford Concert Choir dedicated to the courage and sacrifice made by all servicemen and women. 3 pm. Tickets available at Blowes Stationery & Office Supplies or Hallmark Cards, Festival Marketplace
Fee: $14/A/Advance, $16/A/At the door, $5/CH
Tel:: (519)-271-4084
November 7, 2006
Downtown Hamilton, 2006 Hamilton Housing Outlook Conference
Sheraton Hamilton Hotel
Ontario home prices have been growing rapidly for over a decade. Many of the province's hot housing markets are at a mature phase of this housing cycle and are showing signs of moving towards a balanced state. With the economy growing close to capacity, changing interest rates, and the baby boomers getting closer to retirement, where will the opportunities be?
Attend CMHC's 2006 Housing Outlook Conference to get answers to the following questions:
Register by calling 1-800-668-2642. See for yourself why our attendees keep coming back.
AD=$125 early bird AD=$150 regular
Call Centre Representative: 1-800-668-2642
callcent@cmhc.ca
November 7, 2006
Stratford , Tech Talk Tuesday
Stratford Public Library , Photos in a Flash All about digital photography from buying cameras to managing your photos. 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Fee: $5/A Tel: (519)-271-0220
November 7, 2006 - November 11, 2006
Kitchener , Four Nations Cup
The Aud, Kitchener , This international women's hockey event will feature 4 top ranked women's hockey teams in the world: Canada, USA, Sweden & Finland. Fee: Prices vary by game Tel: 1-800-578-1500 www.theaud.ca
November 9, 2006
Downtown Toronto, 2006 Toronto Housing Outlook Conference
Metro Convention Centre @ 255 Front Street West
Ontario home prices have been growing rapidly for over a decade. Many of the province's hot housing markets are at a mature phase of this housing cycle and are showing signs of moving towards a balanced state. With the economy growing close to capacity, changing interest rates, and the baby boomers getting closer to retirement, where will the opportunities be? Attend CMHC's 2006 Housing Outlook Conference to get answers to the following questions:
Register by calling 1-800-668-2642. See for yourself why our attendees keep coming back.
AD=$175 early bird AD=$200 regular
Call Centre, 1-800-668-2642
callcent@cmhc.ca
November 9, 2006 - November 9, 2006
Guelph , Windjammers - War and Remembrance
River Run Center , Back by audience demand, Windjammers spectacular concert, War and Remembrance, features popular and martial music of the two World Wars, with a concentration on WWII. A colour guard will participate in a special mini cenotaph service with the Last Post, the Rouse, and a piper playing a lament. Join special guests, actor Ted Follows, who will narrate In Flanders Fields, High Flight and The Deep; Dinah Christie, who will sing a Vera Lynn Medley; The Irvine Sisters, who perform four of The Andrews Sistersâ big hits; and the Bluevale Collegiate Choir, all while big screen video clips illustrate the music and the armed forces at war. Windjammers conductor Harry Currie says that a few selections will be new, but all are in keeping with the theme of the concert. Tickets for veterans will be half price, and veterans are encouraged to wear decorations, military or Legion uniforms. A special regimental march past sequence will invite them to stand as the march for their service is played. Fee: $25 / $23/ $12.50 / eyeGO - Main stage Tel:519.763.3000
info@riverrun.ca
November 10, 2006
Blyth, Jazzabel
Blyth Theater
7 p.m. An outstanding evening of jazz with Denise Pelley. Jazzabel is about dreams adn how people pursue them. Music from the 30's and 40's.
$35.00 per ticket
United Way
519 524-7900
November 10, 11 and 12, 2006
Bayfield, Christmas in Bayfield Around the Village Celebrate Christmas the old fashion way. Picture this! Unique shops, charming atmosphere, friendly service, leisurely dining and festive music, holiday decor, "tree lighting festival" and much more. Christmas parade Sat. at 2 p.m.
Nora West
(519) 565-2799
November 10, 2006
Stratford , International Guitar Night
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church , North America's most successful mobile guitar festival featuring founder Brian Gore, steel string virtuosos Andrew White (from Halifax) and Antoine DuFour (from Montreal) along with fellow Californian Peppino D' Agostino. The emphasis is on original music, including solos, duets and a closing quartet that is a highlight of each concert. 8 pm Fee: $20/A, $5/ST Tel: (519)-273-2790
November 10, 2006
Stratford , The Art of Urban Identity: A presentation by New York photographer Jon Naar
Gallery 96 , Jon Naar, an internationally acclaimed photographer based in New York City, will speak about his experiences documenting urban art. Naar's book, The Faith of Graffiti, was instrumental in changing society's perception of graffiti to an art form rather than a vehicle of popular protest or an act of vandalism. His photographs have appeared in major magazines and newspapers around the world and he has exhibited in many museums and art galleries including MOMA, the Metropolitan Museum and the Centre Pompidou, Paris. 7:30 pm Fee: Free Tel: (519)-271-4660
November 10-11, 2006
Hamilton, Holiday Willage & Craft Show
Mohawk College, Fennell Campus
18th Annual Holiday Village & Craft Show
Over fifty arts and crafts vendors with a wide selection of unique and interesting one of a kind items for personal shopping or holiday gift giving.
Visit eight unique Village Shops, family entertainment and Ginderbread House Contest.
$2.00 Admission
Contact:: Ann Clark
905-575-2073
ann.clark@mohawkcollege.ca
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November 11, 2006
Ottawa, Concert For the Fallen by Harmonia Choir
St Barnabus Church, Kent St at James St
Harmonia Choir of Ottawa, directed by Kurt Ala Kantti, Joanne Moorcroft accompanist, presents their annual Remembrance Day Concert, "For the Fallen" Saturday, November 11th, 8 pm at the St. Barnabas Anglican Church, corner of Kent and James. The choir will be joined by the accomplished Maple Leaf Brass, David Druce, Director, as well as the Cross Town Youth Chorus. The annual Remembrance Day Concert will present a mixture of music from familiar hymns like Parry's "Jerusalem", to South African Freedom songs, and folk songs, in English, Hebrew and Finnish! Tickets are $15, $10 students and seniors, (FREE to children and youth) and will be available at the door.
www.harmoniachoir.com
Fee: SR=$10 AD=$15 CH=FREE Students=FREE
Carla: 613 833-1812
carla@harmoniachoir.com
Saturday, November 11
Kitchener - History Bites - Christmas Jellies Workshop
Doon Heritage Crossroads, 10 Huron Road at Homer Watson Boulevard 1:00 - 4:00 pm
Learn methods of modern and traditional jelly making, just in time for preparing home-made Christmas gifts. Everyone will take home three jars of herbal jelly made during the workshop. Appropriate for those aged 13 and over. Admission: $20.00 plus GST. Member’s discount applies. Capacity limited. Pre-registration required. Contact: Tom Reitz 519-748-1914
rtom@region.waterloo.on.ca
November 11, 2006
Kitchener , Frederick Art Walk
Central Frederick Neighbourhood, downtown Kitchene , Walking tour and sale through artists' homes near downtown Kitchener. 10am - 4pm. www.frederickartwalk.org Fee: Free Contact:: Susie Fowler 519 576-4375
info@frederickartwalk.org
November 11 and 12, 2006
Molesworth, Wroxeter, Gorrie, Belmore areas, Christmas in the Country Studio Tour 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., sponsored by “Along the Maitland” group. Visit the crafters along the Maitland River and enjoy country at it’s best! Free carriage rides 2 – 4 on Sunday.
Bev Woodley (519) 335-3909,
woodley@scsinternet.com
November 11 and 12, 2006
Goderich, IODE Christmas House Tour Around the Town Sat., 2 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sun. from 2: a.m. to 4 p.m. sponsored by the Maple Leaf Chapter IODE. A self guided tour of homes decorated for Christmas by local merchants. Tickets required for admittance.
Mary Ellen Jasper
(519) 524-4969
November 11, 2006
Stratford , Under the Covered Dish Luncheon: THE QUILT: A Breast Cancer Support Project
Stratford Country Club , Enjoy a three course gourmet lunch prepared by chef Sheldon Russell of Keystone Alley Cafe. Served by Stratford's hospitality experts - SABBA. Guest speaker Marion Kane is Canada's most read food columnist, author of Dish: Memories, Recipes and Delicious Bites and of the weekly column Dish in the Shopping section of the Toronto Star. 11:30 am Fee: $35/A plus a handling fee Tel: (519)-272-2588
November 12, 2006 - November 12, 2006
Stratford , Stratford Chamber Music , St. John's United Church
With the Angela Park Trio. 7:30 pm Fee: $20/A/SR, $10/ST Tel:(519)-271-518
November 12, 2006
Brantford, Canadian Diabetes Association "Holiday by Design" Interior Design Show
Best Western Brant Park Inn, `Holiday by Design' Event will feature Christmas Holiday Design Tips by professionals. The event includes a gourmet lunch, key note speaker on dressing your home for the holidays, beautiful displays and vendors for Christmas shopping, and a surprise for you from Santa plus a chance to win great door prizes. Brantford Firemen will be on hand to welcome you! Come, help someone you know by supporting research for diabetes, and enjoy a great afternoon with your friends getting into the holiday spirit. $45.00 per ticket Lorraine Hagan 519-756-9131
cdabrantford@bellnet.ca
November 14, 2006 - November 14, 2006
Burlington Paletta Lakefront Park Wine Tasting Series , Paletta Lakefront Park and Mansion , Once a month experts from top Ontario wineries will speak about the history and development of their wines and wineries, as they lead you through a sampling of their products. After tasting is finished you're invited to stay and enjoy hors d'oeuvres provided by our caterers and door prizes will be rewarded. Starts at 7p.m. . Tickets $25.00 each Contact:: Dorothy Olah 905-632-7809 ext.3
olahd@burlington.ca
November 14, 2006
London, 2006 London Housing Outlook Conference
Best Western Lamplighter Hotel
Ontario home prices have been growing rapidly for over a decade. Many of the province's hot housing markets are at a mature phase of this housing cycle and are showing signs of moving towards a balanced state. With the economy growing close to capacity, changing interest rates, and the baby boomers getting closer to retirement, where will the opportunities be?
Attend CMHC's 2006 Housing Outlook Conference to get answers to the following questions:
Register by calling 1-800-668-2642. See for yourself why our attendees keep coming back.
AD=$125 early bird AD=$150 regular
Call Centre Representative: 1-800-668-2642
callcent@cmhc.ca
Nov. 16, 2006 - Nov. 19, 2006
Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario , Waterloo Festival for Animated Cinema
The Gig Theatre, 30 Duke Street, Kitchener , Animation and film buffs! The Waterloo Festival for Animated Cinema (WFAC) is the only public film festival in the world dedicated to feature-length animation, from all over the world. Now in its sixth year, it is *the* place to experience how different animated films from outside of North America are, compared to what plays at the local cineplex. See all these rare films in full 35mm or hi-def, as they were meant to be seen! Tickets will be available online at http://www.wfac.ca starting on October 16th for $10 (adults) or $6 (children under 12 or full-time high school students - ID required). Full festival passes, which entitle the bearer to all films and parties, are $90 / $60. Tickets only will be available at the door for $12 / $8. For programme listings and other information, please visit our website. Contact:: Joseph C. Chen Tel: 519 404-8468 joseph@wfac.ca
November 16, 2006
Kitchener, 2006 Kitchener Housing Outlook Conference
Delta Kitchener
Ontario home prices have been growing rapidly for over a decade. Many of the province's hot housing markets are at a mature phase of this housing cycle and are showing signs of moving towards a balanced state. With the economy growing close to capacity, changing interest rates, and the baby boomers getting closer to retirement, where will the opportunities be?
Attend CMHC's 2006 Housing Outlook Conference to get answers to the following questions:
Register by calling 1-800-668-2642. See for yourself why our attendees keep coming back.
AD=$125 early bird AD=$150 regular
Call Centre Representative: 1-800-668-2642
callcent@cmhc.ca
November 17, 2006 - November 17, 2006
St. Marys , St. Marys Santa Claus Parade
James St. S to Queen St. to Water St. , Taking place after sundown, this lighted event is one of the most delightful parades you will ever see! Fee: Free - Tourism St. Marys 800-769-7668 - tourism@townofstmarys.com
November 17, 2006 - January 3, 2007
St. Marys , St. Marys Outdoor Light Display
Milt Dunnel Field - The Flats (Water St.&Parkview) , During the Christmas season, historic downtown St. Marys is decorated with thousands of miniature lights, garlands & bows. Visit The Flats where lighted figures looking upon the Thames River. Fee: Free - Tourism St. Marys 800-769-7668 - tourism@townofstmarys.com
November 17, 2006
Stratford, Musical Cabaret "Falling in Love with Love
St. John's United Church
Come and enjoy an intimate cabaret presented by Paul Coates: Baritone, piano: Dean Perry. Featuring songs of Rodgers & Hart, Gershwin, Arlen, Kerns and more. Your imagination is your limitation in matters of the heart. Invite your friends and celebrate with Mr. Paul. Proceeds for all of St. John's programmes.
8 pm
$10/A
(519)-271-3682
November 17-19, 2006
Mississauga, Seasons Holiday Entertaining & Decor Show
International Centre - Hall 5
This exciting show reveals all the splendor of the holiday season, from trimming the tree to setting the table! With celebrity demonstrations, workshops, incredible displays and lots of Christmas Spirit to be had, you can't afford to miss this festive shopping experience. Exterior and interior decor, ornaments and tree trimming, gourmet food and beverages and hundreds of unique gifts will be on display and for sale. Feast your eyes and quench your senses at Toronto's Christmas Show.
Buy your tickets online and save - www.seasonsshow.com
$10 Adults $8 Seniors and Youth - Childrn 12 and under free
Tracy McKnight
905-939-0693
info@seasonsshow.com
November 17 - November 25
Kitchener , Festival of Trees
Kitchener City Hall Rotunda , See 25 professionally decorated trees, holiday displays, the Angel Shoppe and unique seasonal gifts. Fee: Free Tel: 519-749-6558 www.smgh.ca
November 18 - November 18
Kitchener , Kitchener Waterloo Santa Claus Parade
Along King St. through Kitchener & Waterloo , The parade begins at 10am, donations of non perishable food will be accepted along the parade route for the Food Bank of Waterloo Region. Fee: Free
November 18, 2006
Goderich, Goderich Santa Claus Parade Beginning at 7:15. Enjoy an evening parade on the Square.
Tourism Goderich, (519) 524-6600 or 1-800-280-7637,
specialevents@town.goderich.on.ca
November 18
Kitchener - Evergreen Wreaths and Kissing Balls Workshop
Doon Heritage Crossroads, 10 Huron Road at Homer Watson Boulevard 9:00 am - 12:00 noon Make an evergreen wreath to take home, suitable for indoor or outdoor display. A traditional Kissing Ball will be made as a demonstration; this ball will be hung at the living history village’s Seibert House for the Christmas Season. Learn the folklore and tradition of seasonal evergreen decorations. Wreath frames, evergreens, wire and ribbon will be supplied. Please bring along a pair of hand held pruning shears or a sturdy pair of garden scissors. Appropriate for those aged 13 and over. Admission: $20.00 plus GST. Member’s discount applies. Capacity limited. Pre-registration required. Contact: Tom Reitz 519-748-1914 rtom@region.waterloo.on.ca
November 18, 2006
Port Dover, ChristmasFest
Craft show and sale at the community centre. Santa arrives by fish tug at the harbour and parades through town. Community bonfire, caroling, fireworks, Moonlight Madness Shopping..."Kick-Off" the season in Port Dover! Port Dover Board of Trade
519-583-1314
November 18 and 19, 2006
Seaforth, Christmas Show and Sale of Pottery 44004 Bridge Road, 4 km north of St. Columban (Hwy #8) on McKillop Side Rd 10 (Beechwood Line) corner of Bridge Rd. Studio open house at Beechwood Pottery, noon to 6 p.m., featuring new work in stoneware and porcelain by award winning potter Robert Tetu. Choose from functional pottery or beautiful one-of-a-kind decorative items, all displayed in our historical general store. Commissions accepted.
Robert Tetu (519) 345-2184,
beechwood@cyg.net
November 18, 2006 - November 18, 2006
Port Dover ChristmasFest/Moonlight Madness presented by OPG ,
Harbour and Downtown Area Craft show and sale at the community centre, Santa arrives by fish tug at the harbour and parades through town. Community bonfire, caroling, fireworks, Moonlight Madness shoppingâ ¦"kick-off" the season in Port Dover! Fee: Free Port Dover Board of Trade 519 583-1314
info@portdover.ca
November 18, 2006 through to early January 2007
Goderich, Festival of Lights Celebrations At various times in the Court House Park Sponsored by the Town of Goderich. 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, located in the heart of Goderich, is the focal point of the Festival of Lights. The Park features thousands of coloured lights, as well as many displays.
524-6600 or 1-800-280-7637,
specialevents@town.goderich.on.ca
November 19, 2006
Burlington, Ontario , Christmas Past at Ireland House
Ireland House at Oakridge Farm - 2168 Guelph Line , 12:00 noon-4 :00 p.m. Come and celebrate the season with memories of Christmas long ago. Itâ s a day away from the hustle and bustle back to a simpler time. See historic Christmas baking demonstrations, tour the Ireland House decked out for the holidays, make traditional crafts and so much more. Admission: Adults - $5.00, Seniors/Students - $4.00. Children - Special Events Programmer 905-332-9888
specialevents@on.aibn.com
November 19, 2006
Kitchener, Canadian Opera Star Measha Brueggergosman in Recital
Centre in the Square
Opera Ontario and the Kitchener Waterloo Opera present charismatic Canadian opera star Measha Brueggergosman. The Toronto Star has said that this "may be one of the great voices of the 21st century." For ticket information please call the box office at 519-578-1570 or visit our website at www.operaontario.com.
Tickets start at $25
Ben Dick
Tel:: 905-527-7627 ext. 237
bdick@operaontario.com
November 19, 2006
Kitchener, Canadian Opera Star Measha Brueggergosman in Recital
Centre in the Square
Opera Ontario and the Kitchener Waterloo Opera present charismatic Canadian opera star Measha Brueggergosman in recital. The Toronto Star has said that this "may be one of the great voices of the 21st century." For ticket information please call the box office at 519-578-1570 or 1-800-265-8977, or visit our website at www.operaontario.com.
$25-$85 (student and senior discounts available)
Ben Dick
905-527-7627 ext. 237
bdick@operaontario.com
November 21, 2006 - November 21, 2006
Stratford , Good Book Group
Stratford Public Library , This is an ever changing group of people who enjoy getting together to talk about the book The Pilot's Wife by anita Shreve. 7 pm Fee: Fee/Free ( SR=Senior AD=Adults CH=Children DON=Donation ) Tel:(519)-271-0220
November 21, 2006
Downtown Ottawa, 2006 Ottawa Housing Outlook Conference
Ottawa Congress Centre
Ontario home prices have been growing rapidly for over a decade. Many of the province's hot housing markets are at a mature phase of this housing cycle and are showing signs of moving towards a balanced state. With the economy growing close to capacity, changing interest rates, and the baby boomers getting closer to retirement, where will the opportunities be?
Attend CMHC's 2006 Housing Outlook Conference to get answers to the following questions:
Register by calling 1-800-668-2642. See for yourself why our attendees keep coming back.
AD=$125 early bird AD=$150 regular
Call Centre Representative: 1-800-668-2642
callcent@cmhc.ca
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November 23-26, 2006
Toronto, Gourmet Food and Wine Expo
Metro Toronto Convention Centre
Unparalleled opportunity to sample from over 750 fine wines, spirits and beers from around the globe. Visitors may also indulge in delicious "sample size" creations from the areas most desirable dining destinations. The food Network Canada Stage plays host to some of the best chefs in Toronto, where culinary enthusiasts can learn their inside secrets first hand. Improve your wine knowledge at the Connossieurs Corner Stage and in the Vintages Tutored Tastings sessions. Both programs offer a variety of seminars that cater to all levels of wine expertise.
www.foodandwineshow.ca
Fee: VIP evening $55, General Addmission $15
Contact:: Kimberly Calderbank
Tel:: 905 634-8003 Ext 341
kcalderbank@townmedia.ca
November 24, 2006
Seaforth, Lions Santa Claus Parade, Main St. 7 p.m. Night time parade - bands and floats covered with lights.
Joe Steffler (519) 527-2389,
jlsteff@ezlink.ca
November 24, 2006
Exeter, Exeter Tree Lighting of Macnaughton Park
McNaughton Park 6:45 p.m., sponsored by the Exeter Lioness and Lions. Carolling, hot chocolate and treats served compliments of Tim Horton’s. Family evening.
Cathy Seip (519) 235-2828
November 24, 2006
Lucknow, Lucknow Tree Lighting, Lucknow Sports Complex (arena) Sponsored by the Lucknow and District Chamber of Commerce. Come join us for hot chocolate and Christmas cookies. Enjoy the sounds of Christmas and sing-a-long with our home town singers. Children are invited to bring a homemade decoration for our tree. Santa’s Elves will be on hand to hand out envelopes for letters to Santa.
Maureen DeBruyn (519) 528-3606
November 25, 2006
Stratford, Carolfest
Central United Church
Hosted by Central United Church, the Stratford Concert Band, Stratford Concert Choir and special guests join in a program of Christmas music, including singing along in your favourite Christmas carols.
2 pm. Donation for the House of Blessing's Children's Christmas Program
Tel:: (519)-271-4084
November 25, 2006
Listowel, Glen Farms Annual Christmas Open House R.R. #2 Listowel (located halfway between Molesworth and Ethel on Molesworth Line #85716) 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fine foods and gifts. Gourmet preserves, luxurious soaps, gift baskets, terracotta bakeware and frost proof garden ware.
Judie or David (519) 887-9704
November 25 - December 31, 2006
Guelph, "Yuletide" Barber Gallery Fourth annual Christmas Group Show. Opening reception: Saturday November 25, 2-4 P.M. Free Barber Gallery (519) 824-0821
sales@barbergallery.com
November 25 - December 31, 2006
Simcoe, Christmas Panorama of Lights
Wellington Park & Clifton Park, It's more than 90,000 twinkling lights reflected in the eyes of rosy cheeked children. It's snowflakes and frosty air. It's Santa, nine tiny reindeer and sparkling angels watching over the babe in a manger. It's a floating Christmas tree on a river of diamonds. 519-426-8866
light@simcoepanorama.ca
November 25, 2006
Wingham, Santa Claus Parade Main Street 11 a.m., sponsored by the Optimist Club of Wingham District. Approximately 1 hour in length featuring three or four bands and local floats followed by public skating at South Huron Recreation Centre Barry Bushell (519) 357-1540 or Grace Jones (519) 357-1178 November 25, 2006 Exeter, Santa Claus Parade Main Street Beginning at 12 noon, sponsored by the BIA and Lions Club. .
Don Haines (519) 235-1736
November 25, 2006
Brussels, Santa Claus Parade Main Street 5 p.m. sponsored by Brussels Businesses. A great family event. Children can visit with Santa after the parade. Free skating also available. Fun for the whole family.
Sherrie Oliver (519) 527-0160,
soliver@huroneast.com
November 25, 2006
Belmore, Belmore Craft and Bake SaleBelmore Community Centre 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., sponsored by the Belmore W.I., U.C.W. and W.M.S. Door prizes and food booth.
Doreen MacAdam (519) 392-8352 or
doreenm@wightman.ca
November 25 and 26, 2006
Seaforth, 20th Annual Farm Toy, Sports Card, Teddy Bear, Doll, Gift and Craft Show and Sale
Arena, Agriplex and Public School, 122 and 130 Duke St. and 62 Chalk St. 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Wheelchair accessible. ATM on site. Hay rides between buildings. Great selection of handcrafted articles. Some manufactured items. Collectible toys – farm, construction, dye cast models, sports cards, antique and porcelain dolls and teddy bears and accessories. Admission: $4.
(519) 527-1321 (Agri. Society) or Joyce Ribey (519) 527-1790
rossribey@ezlink.on.ca
November 25, 2006 - November 26, 2006
Stratford , Perth Regiment Chapter IODE Annual Yuletide Tour of Homes
Various locations in Stratford , A tour of selected homes decorated for the season by a number of local designers. Mulled cider and complimentary shortbread at the Stratford Golf and Country Club. 11 am - 4 pm Fee: TBD Tel:(519)-271-6321
Nov. 26, 2006 - Nov. 26, 2006
Guelph, ON N1H 3V1 , James Gordon and Friends
River Run Center , James Gordon returns for his seventh annual appearance at River Run Centre. Each year he brings different musical friends on board to make sure you are entertained with something new and exciting. Over the past year James has been busy as a songwriter / singer / activist / author / playwright / world traveler and storyteller. You never know which hat he will wear, but it's always worth coming out to see what's up with the "second-hardest-working man in show business!â Fee: $18 / $16/ eyeGO - Co-operators Hall Tel:519
info@riverrun.ca
November 26, 2006
Seaforth, Barbershop Christmas Northside United Church 2 p.m. Barbershop groups from across Southwestern Ontario perform. Contact: David Campbell (519) 527-0521 November 26, 2006Seaforth, Tree of Lights Seaforth Community Hospital 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Frances Teatero (519) 522-1979,
b.bedard@bmts.com
November 26, 2006
Highway 7/8, Festive Flare at Fryfogel Tavern
Fryfogel Tavern
Guided tours 12 pm - 2 pm, bake sale, musical entertainment with the Festival Handbell Ringers and the Preiss Family on Violins. Refreshments provided. This is a Perth County Historical Foundation event. Proceeds are for future projects at the Fryfogel Tavern.
12 pm - 4 pm
Admission by Donation
(519)-625-8072
November 20, 2006 - November 27, 2006
Stratford , Stratford Wine and Food Expo , Each night a different sponsor restaurant will host a wine tasting event that will highlight the wines of some of the participating Winery's. These guided wine tastings will be hosed by sommeliers, winery consultants and wine educators. 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
No number or email provided
November 20, 2006
Stratford, Gallery Stratford Monday Night Movie
Stratford Cinemas
Bon Cop, Bad Cop - When a dead body is found draped over a highway sign on the border diving Quebec and Ontario, two provincial officers - one a reserved Ontario Anglophone, the other more Quebecois than poutine - arrive to claim the case. In this black comedy, the Quebec Officer (played by Patick Huard) claims that the head of the case belongs to Quebec and Ontario cop Martin Ward (Stratford's own Colm Feore) finds himself on a crash course in Quebecois slang.
7 pm
$9/A
(519) 271-5271
November 22, 2006
Owen Sound, Ontario , Knox Organ Recital - Alison Clark
Knox United Church, 9th Street & 4th Avenue East , 7:30 p.m. 3rd Concert in series to benefit the restoration of the Memorial organ (1919 Casavant) dedicated to the 22 men from Knox who gave their lives in World War I Fee: $20.00 each Contact:Church Office Tel: 519-376-4684 mailto: knoxos@bmts.com
November 29, 2006 - November 29, 2006
Burlington Ontario , 3rd Annual Kiss my Tiara - An Xtreme Xmas Event
Burlington Holiday Inn , Your evening includes a humorous keynote by hostess and motivational speaker Canada's Diamond Coach Adele Alfano, special MC TV-Host Judi Partridge, entertainment by local singing sensation Mia Corsini, back by popular demand Marishka...our resident belly-dancer, a gourmet buffet dinner, access to over 30 exhibitors in the Xtreme Emporium and tons of prizes and give-aways. For ticket and exhibitor info. please call Rose at 905-631-6099 or e-mail at rose@diamondwithin.com Fee: Fee Contact: Adele Alfano Tel:905-578-6687
adele@diamondwithin.com
November 30, 2006
Stratford, Stratford: 150 Years of Railway History
Stratford Public Library
Discover Stratford's fascinating past in this lively talk with local historian and author - Dean Robinson. Tickets available at the door or from Callan Books, The Book Vault, Fanfare Books and the Stratford Public Library. Friends of the Stratford Public Library Speakers Series.
7 pm
Fee: $10/A
(519)-271-0220
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