February 2-April 26, 2008
Guelph, Theatre in Trees
The Arboretum Centre, University of Guelph,N1G 2W1
An enjoyable combination of live theatre and buffet dinner.  This Spring's show is "The Love List" by Norm Foster. Doors open 6 p.m., Buffet 6:30 p.m. and show 8 p.m., tickets $59 February 2, 9, 16, 23, March 8, 15, 29, April 5, 12, 19, 20(matinee) and 26, 2008. $59 inclusive ($56 for matinee)
Barb Watson - Ash
519-824-4120 ext. 54110
bash@uoguelph.ca

Ongoing to February 3
Waterloo , Alice (Experiments) in Wonderland
University of Waterloo, 200 University Ave. W.
Video- interactive production with Bradley University and University of Central Florida of the classic Alice in Wonderland story. Performances at 2:00 and 8:00 pm. Fee: Tickets: $12 general, $10 students & seniors ,
Box Office Tel:519 888- 4908
ratchiso@uwaterloo.ca

Ongoing to February 6
Guelph, Expressions
Barber Gallery, 167 Suffolk St. West, N1H 2J7
Event Description: annual juried exhibition for the Guelph Creative Arts Association Important times: Free opening reception, SaturdayJanuary 19 from 2- 4 P.M. Descriptions may be edited for length. Fee: Free
Barber Gallery Tel:519 824- 0821
lesliehayes@barbergallery.com

Feb 7-Mar 20 2008
Stratford, Design Arts for Teens
Gallery Stratford, 54 ROmeo St, N5A 4S9
Experiment with a sampling of interior and exterior space design, graphics and costume design. Thursday, 7-8:30pm, FEB 7   MAR 20. Fee: $95 or $85 for members
Gallery Stratford
519-271-5271
info@gallerystratford.on.ca

Ongoing to Feb 9, 2008
Stratford, Puppets of the World
Gallery Stratford, 54 Romeo St, N5A 4S9
"Young Artists Program"(Saturdays 10am-12noon) $75 or $55 for members. Students ages 6-11 explore art and the world through painting, mixed media & 3-D projects. Puppets of the World (JAN 12  FEB 9) Savannah Saturdays (MAR 29   APR 26) $75, members $55
Gallery Stratford
519-271-5271
info@gallerystratford.on.ca

Ongoing to Mar 4, 2008
Stratford, Get Serious-Draw!
Gallery Stratford, 54 Romeo St, N5A 4S9
Young artists ages 7-12 experiment and learn about a variety of drawing techniques through creative projects.(Tuesdays 4:30 - 6:00pm, JAN 15   MAR 4) Fee: $115 or $100 for members
Gallery Stratford
519-271-5271
info@gallerystratford.on.ca

Ongoing to March 6, 2008
Stratford, Children's Fabulous Fibre Art Class
Gallery Stratford, 54 Romeo St, N5A 4S9
Have lots of fun with local artist Wendy O Brien and her fibre art projects tailored for both boys and girls.Thursdays 4:30 - 6:00pm, JAN 17   MAR 6. Fee: $115 or $100 for members.
Gallery Stratford
519-271-5271
info@gallerystratford.on.ca

February 9 - March 11, 2008
Guelph , Salons des Refuses
Barber Gallery, 167 Suffolk St. west, N1H 2J7
Event Description :Valentines's celebration, group show of 30 artists, entertainers. Free opening reception Saturday, February 9, from 2- 4 P.M. Important times Descriptions may be edited for length. Fee: Free ,
Barber Gallery Tel:519 824- 0821
lesliehayes@barbergallery.com

Ongoing to February 19, 2008
Tillsonburg , Beginner Pottery with Lore Keller
Station Arts Centre, 41 Bridge Street W., N4G 5P2
6 Sessions - This class is for the beginner or for those who would like to sharpen their basics. Material fee for beginner kit & pug of clay included. Classes run from 9:30 - 12:30 Fee: $150.00/Non Members $140.00 Members ,
Pamela Walther- Mabee Tel:519- 842- 6151
tdcg@bellnet.ca

Ongoing to February 25, 2008
Tillsonburg , Watercolours with Sue Goossens
Station Arts Centre, 41 Bridge Street W., N4G 5P2
6 Sessions - A great way to kick off your talents in watercolours or expand on the knowledge you already have. Fee: $80.00/Non Member $75.00 Member ,
Pamela Walther- Mabee Tel:519- 842- 6151
tdcg@bellnet.ca

Ongoing to February 28, 2008
Tillsonburg, Continuing Pottery with Megan Goble
Station Arts Centre, 41 Bridge Street W., N4G 5P2
6 Sessions - Keep up the interest in pottery while perfecting your beginner techniques. A great way to get into the studio with fellow potters while learning. Fee: $140.00/Non Members $130.00/Members,
Pamela Walther- Mabee Tel:519- 842- 6151
tdcg@bellnet.ca

February Saturdays - early March Saturdays
Ancaster, ON , Introduction to Ice climbing
Ancaster, ON
Can you imagine yourself climbing the Khumba Icefall on Mount Everest? Luckily, you don't have to go to Nepal for some excellent ice climbing. Only an hour from Toronto, you'll find some of the most astounding ice in southern Ontario. Hack your way up an icefall with ice axes and dig your crampons into the blue ice. On this course you will learn to tie into the rope, belay, proper uses of crampons and ice axes, and ice climbing technique. No experience is necessary for this beginner program. Time: 10am to 4pm All equipment is included. Fee: $160 + GST ,
Christa Tel:519.836.8628
info@oneaxepursuits.com

Ongoing to March 4
Stratford, Get Serious-Draw!
Gallery Stratford,54 Romeo Street, N5A4S9
Young artists ages 7-12 experiment and learn about a variety of drawing techniques.
$115 or $100 Members
519-271-5271
clee@gallerystratford.on.ca

Ongoing to April 13, 2008
Stratford, Family Art Sundays
Gallery Stratford, 54 Romeo St, N5A 4S9
2nd Sunday of every month, 2 4pm)Free! Have fun in the community studio with exhibition-based activities. Enjoyed most by children 11 and under. Jan 13, Feb 10, Mar 9, 
April 13, ongoing. Fee: FREE
Gallery Stratford
519-271-5271
info@gallerystratford.on.ca

Ongoing to April 13, 2008
Guelph, 125 Years of Improving Life: The History of Homewood Health Centre
Homewood Health Centre celebrates its 125th anniversary in 2008 as an important part of Guelph's history and heritage. Photographs and memorabilia tell the story of Homewood, its leaders, buildings and grounds, as well as the diverse and controversial methods that have been used to treat addiction and mental illness over the past 125 years. $4.00 adults, $3.00 seniors, students and children, $10.00 families, Children under 2 free.
(519)836-1221
museum@guelph.ca

Ongoing to March 16, 2008
Guelph, Child's Play: A Century of Toys 1850s -1950s
Guelph Civic Museum, 6 Dublin Street South
This travelling exhibit from Haldimand Museums will be great fun for adults and children alike with a colourful selection of vintage toys, games and hands-on activities. $4.00 adults, $3.00 seniors, students and children, $10.00 families, Children under 2 free.
(519)836-1221
museum@guelph.ca

Ongoing to June 8, 2008
Fergus, Memories of My Mother, exhibit of hooked art
Wellington County Museum & Archives, County Road 18
Rug hooking is fundamentally thought to be low-tech and simple, with results that are eye-catching and highly creative. This exhibit will leave you appreciating this age-old art in a whole new light. The majority of the pieces have used fabrics, fibres and embellishments connecting each to a mother to whom tribute has been paid with the hand-hooked artwork. Unique to the exhibit are submissions by Sybil Mercer of Southampton, who coordinates the renowned Chantry School of Rug Hooking, and her daughter, Barb Mercer Nonnewitz.
www.wcm.on.ca,
519-846-0916

Ongoing to December 21, 2008
Fergus, Small Town Giant: Beatty Brothers of Fergus, 1874-1964 exhibit
Wellington County Museum & Archives, County Road 18
In honour of the 175th anniversary of the founding of Fergus, this major exhibit tells the story of the growth of a small town maker of farm implements into one of Canada’s foremost manufacturers of household products and wartime munitions. Spanning seventy critical years of industrial and social history, Beatty’s impact on local, national and military history is portrayed in a display of photos and objects.
www.wcm.on.ca,
519-846-0916

February 2, 2008
Stratford, Innkeepers’ Dinner
Knox Presbyterian Church, A Celebration of the Inns Along the Huron Road.  Historic fare prepared by the students of the Screaming Avocado under the direction of Paul Finkelstein.  Entertainment by The Casino Band and soprano Barbara Collier.  Featuring an introduction by Honorary President Peter Mansbridge. $85/A (tax receipt issued for $60). Stratford-Perth Museum, 270 Water Street
jay@stratfordperthmuseum.ca
or 519-271-5311

February 1, 2 and 3
Goderich, WINTERFEST
Sponsored by Goderich Tourism. Lots of great events for the entire family including: chilli cook-off, snow-pitch tournament, figure skating carnival, dances, children’s events, etc. www.goderich.ca
Contact: 519-524-6600 or 1 800-280-7637
specialevents@goderich.ca

February 1 to 3 and February 8 to 10
GRAND BEND WINTER CARNIVAL
Winter fun for the whole family! Number of fun events! For full program contact Lynda Hillman-Rapley
519-238-5383 or
Grand Bend Chamber of Commerce 519-238-2001
www.grandbendtourism.com

February 3, 2008
Guelph, The Emperors's New Clothes
River Run Centre
Based on the fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen, the dancers of Ballet Jörgen Canada masterfully tell the comedic tale The Emperor's New Clothes. This ballet will delight young audiences with Benjamin Hatcher's imaginative choreography and colourful characters, such as the vain and gullible emperor and devious tailor.
Recommended for ages 5 and up.(4 pm - Main Stage)$15/$11/eyeGO
Laurie Iversen
(519) 837-5662 x2629
laurie.iversen@riverrun.ca

February 3, 2008
Guelph, The Emperors's New Clothes
River Run Centre
Based on the fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen, the dancers of Ballet Jörgen Canada masterfully tell the comedic tale The Emperor's New Clothes. This ballet will delight young audiences with Benjamin Hatcher's imaginative choreography and colourful characters, such as the vain and gullible emperor and devious tailor.
Recommended for ages 5 and up.(4 pm - Main Stage)$15/$11/eyeGO
Laurie Iversen
(519) 837-5662 x2629
laurie.iversen@riverrun.ca

Februray 5, 2008
Guelph, Song Bird Cafe
River Run Centre
A monthly musical event series featuring the best acoustic singer/songwriters in this region. $5.00
Laurie Iversen
(519) 837-5662 x2629
laurie.iversen@riverrun.ca

February 6, 2008
Kitchener, Tommy Douglas: The Arrows of Desire
Centre in the Square, 101 Queen St. N., N2H 6P7
Part of the Great Canadian Play Series.  18 years in creation, The Arrows of Desire is a tribute to the memory of Tommy Douglas. Starts at $35.00
Ticket Centre
1-800-265-8977
boxoffice@centre-square.com

February 7, 2008
Hamilton, SACHA?s Fourth Annual Chocolate Fest
LIUNA Station, 360 James Street North, Hamilton, Ontario
The Sexual Assault Centre Hamilton and Area (SACHA) invites the community to their Fourth
Annual Chocolate Fest. Enjoy an elegant evening of chocolate treats from Hamilton?s finest
bakeries and restaurants. Silent Auction, Live Music, Entertainment, and Cash Bar. 5:30pm to 8:30pm, wheelchair accessible, free parking, along an HSR route
Tickets: $25 available at the door
(905) 525-4573

February 7-16, 2008
Waterloo , The Caledonia Project
University of Waterloo, 200 University Ave. W.
UW Drama will perform this student- written play dealing with the Caledonia land claims. Shows at 8:00 pm in Studio 180, Hagey Hall. Fee: Tickets: $12 general, $10 students & seniors ,
Box Office Tel:519 888- 4908
ratchiso@uwaterloo.ca

February 8, 2008
St. Marys, St. Marys Storytelling Inc. presents "The Incredible Journey"
Mercury Theatre, 14 Church Street, North
Sheila Burnford's classic Canadian animal adventure is retold by veteran storytellers Jan Andrews, Jennifer Cayley and Ellis Lynn Duschenes from the Ottawa Storytellers.  Recommended for adults and children 10 and up who love animals and a good story.
7:30 pm
Tickets available from Fanfare Books, Stratford
$15/A (Advanced purchase recommended)
519-284-2698

February 8, 2008
Guelph , Live Jazz at Manhattans Music Club
951 Gordon St Corner of Kortright and Gordon
8:00pm Start www.manhattans.ca Fee: $3.75 , Manhattans
Tel:519- 767- 2440
jazz@manhattans.ca

February 8, 2008
Guelph, Pavlo
River Run Centre
Pavlo is a composer, a guitarist, a singer and a recording artist. He composes in a style of music best described as Mediterranean music". His music combines influences of Flamenco, Latin, Classical and Mediterranean guitar mixed together with the Greek Bouzouki. Recently, Pavlo has branched out to sing several songs on his latest album, "Irresistible". Pavlo will be joined by his full band and dancers.
(8 pm - Main Stage) $36/$34/eyeGO
Laurie Iversen
(519) 837-5662 x2629
laurie.iversen@riverrun.ca

Friday, February 8, 2008
Kitchener, Friday Nights @ KW/AG
Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery, 101 Queen St. N, Kitchener
After hours at the Gallery for the creative and the curious. Mix and mingle in a setting like no other + art events, live music, and great food. LIVE MUSIC: Award-winning singer songwriter Tiiu Millistver has roots in Guelph, Ottawa, and now Toronto. DJ Mouth: Tristan D'Nighteway, aka Mouth, has been DJing since he was knee-high to a grasshopper. The first years of his career saw him DJing underground drum'n'bass music at nightclubs and raves. GUEST ARTIST: Lisa Littlefield, floral artist, is the owner of Les Fleurs Floral Boutique at 10 King Street East in Downtown Kitchener. $15 in advance | $20 at the door, 8:30 p.m. – 12:30 a.m. | 19+
Call 519.579.5860 to reserve your tickets today, www.kwag.on.ca.
mail@kwag.on.ca

February 9, 2008
Guelph, Sex and the Second City
River Run Centre, 35 Woolwich St. N1H 3V1
From first dates to divorce court, couples therapy to girl s night out the battle of the sexes has never been funnier than the musical comedy Sex and the Second City . On the brink of matrimonial disaster, a couple with the seven year itch and their lovelorn lawyers take a musical journey to rediscover both laughter and love. Featuring some of the greatest songs from The Second City's vast archives, Sex and the Second City is a musical comedy about men, women, love, marriage, and everything in between. (8 pm - Main Stage). $28/$23/eyeGO
Laurie Iversen
(519) 837-5662 x2629
laurie.iversen@riverrun.ca

February 9, 2008
Guelph , Live Jazz at Manhattans Music Club
951 Gordon St Corner of Kortright and Gordon
8:00pm Start www.manhattans.ca Fee: $3.75 , Manhattans
Tel:519- 767- 2440
jazz@manhattans.ca

February 12, 2008
Kitchener, Artist Talk - Jennifer Stead (Visionary Landscapes #2)
Kitchener Waterloo Art Gallery, 101 Queen Street North
The Gallery?s on-going series of artist talks provide an opportunity to engage in thought provoking discussions about current KW|AG exhibitions. Jennifer will offer an overview of her previous work as well as insights into Meander 100?, currently on exhibit in the Gallery until March 23rd. Admission is free; everyone is welcome. 7:00pm
www.kwag.on.ca
or call 519.579.5860

February 12, 2008
Guelph , Sleeping Beauty Children's Theatre
The Arboretum Centre, University of Guelph,N1G 2W1
Performed by DuffleBag Theatre. DuffleBag returns for another fun filled performance of interactive storytelling theatre. As always, audience members are invited into the show to play the main parts. Fee: $5 inclusive ,
Bev Healy Tel:519- 824- 4120 ext. 54110
bhealy@uoguelph.ca

February 15, 2008
St. Marys, Heritage Fair
Friendship Centre (317 James Street, South, St. Marys), To celebrate Heritage Week, displays by area groups, individuals and organizations with history-related projects, free admission, silent auction, door prizes, refreshments and good company.  Find out “what’s new” in area heritage.
St. Marys Museum, Box 98, St. Marys N4X 1A9,
museum@town.stmarys.on.ca
or 519-284-3556

February 15, 2008
Guelph , Live Jazz at Manhattans Music Club
951 Gordon St Corner of Kortright and Gordon
8:00pm Start www.manhattans.ca Fee: $3.75 , Manhattans
Tel:519- 767- 2440
jazz@manhattans.ca

February 15-17, 2008
Penetanguishene, 60th Annual Winterama
Join us for this special and unique festival of winter. A variety of fun family activities, arts, crafts, entertainment and a unique winter parade flourish in Penetanguishene during this crisp time of year. Be sure not to miss a spectacular winter extravaganza!
(705) 549-7453 ext. 219
www.penetanguishene.ca

February 15-18
Cambridge, Family Days
Wings of Paradise Butterfly Conservatory, 2500 Kossuth Rd
Theme: HUG-A-BUG. Spend this new Family Holiday at Wings of Paradise. Come out and HUG A BUG at the Bug Petting Zoo! Snuggle up to a Hissing Cockroach, a Giant African Millipede and then in the tropical conservatory check out the live butterflies and new birds. Regular admission prices.
Lynn Brown
info@wingsofparadise.com
519-653-1234

February 16, 2008
Guelph , Live Jazz at Manhattans Music Club
951 Gordon St Corner of Kortright and Gordon
8:00pm Start www.manhattans.ca Fee: $3.75 , Manhattans
Tel:519- 767- 2440
jazz@manhattans.ca

February 16, 2008
Palmerston, Mini Golf Tournament
Palmerston Legion, 260 Daly Street, Palmerston, ON, $20 a person, 4  per team, dinner and prizes to follow, 2pm start
Contact 519.343.3919 for info or to register your team

Feb 16, 2008
Stratford, Shades & Shadows   Still Life Class
Gallery Stratford, 54 Romeo St, N5A 4S9
Join local artist Don Dolton as you explore the lost and found edges, highlights and reflected lights of working with still life subjects. Focusing on the importance of skilful shading, textures and interesting composition, you will have the opportunity to improve your technique in this particular art genre. February 16, 1-4 p.m. Fee: $50 or $45 for members
Gallery Stratford
519-271-5271
info@gallerystratford.on.ca

Febraury 16, 2008
Stratford, Fleetwood Nick’s
Stratford Tourism Alliance, 47 Downie Street, Stratford, River Garden Inn,
A tribute to Fleetwood Mac, age of majority required, pre-assigned seating, dinner buffet and cash bar - $30/A
info@welcometostratford.com
1-800-561-7926
519-271-4650

February 17, 2008
Tillsonburg, “Women’s Handiwork"
Annandale National Historic Site, 30 Tillson Avenue
An exhibit highlighting an amazing collection of beautifully hand- crafted articles from the museum’s permanent collection.  From tatted lace collars to cutwork table linens and crocheted doilies, there is no limit to the talents of our female ancestors.  Their artistic legacy lives on in those cherished pieces they have left behind.  Come opening day and enjoy demonstrations of traditional needlework and refreshments.  The exhibit runs until Mother’s Day, May 11th.
519-842-2294
rcorner@tillsonburg.ca

February 18, 2008
Goderich, HERITAGE DAY
Theme this year: Work that Endures - Careers in Built Heritage. Heritage Goderich will join the community in celebrations devoted to the dedicated workforce of Heritage planners and architects, craft and trade specialists, educators and volunteers who contribute to the conservation, rehabilitation and promotion of Canada's historic buildings and places.
Watch for our new Heritage Walking Tour Brochures to enjoy self-guided walks through our two Heritage Districts and our wonderful Historic Town.
heritage@goderich.ca
www.goderich.ca/heritage.

February 18, 2008
Kitchener, Family Day at the Gallery
Kitchener Waterloo Art Gallery, 101 Queen Street North
Celebrate Ontario?s new statutory holiday, Family Day, at the Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery. In collaboration with The Children?s Museum, Registry Theatre, and Josef Schneider Haus, the Gallery will host Discover Your Downtown Treasures. Popular Artist Educator, Mindy Alexander (BFA, York University), creates a welcoming setting encouraging visitors of all ages to explore the exhibition and engage in a treasure hunt! Admission to the Gallery is free; families are welcome to drop in throughout the day.
www.kwag.on.ca
or call 519.579.5860

February 18, 2008
Goderich, HERITAGE DAY
Work that Endures - Careers in Built Heritage. Heritage Goderich will join the community in celebrations devoted to the dedicated workforce of Heritage planners and architects, craft and trade specialists, educators and volunteers who contribute to the conservation, rehabilitation and promotion of Canada’s historic buildings and places. Watch for our new Heritage Walking Tour Brochures to enjoy self-guided walks through our two Heritage Districts and our wonderful Historic Town, check out our website at: www.goderich.ca/heritage.
heritage@goderich.ca

February 19, 2008
Kitchener, Stomp
Centre in the Square, 101 Queen St. N., N2H 6P7
The international percussion sensation! Starts at $39.00
Ticket Centre
1-800-265-8977
boxoffice@centre-square.com

February 19, 2008
Kitchener, Art for Mommies And Daddies too
Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery, 101 Queen Street North,
You and your infant or toddler are invited:* To explore the exhibition at your public Gallery, * Meet other parents, * Enjoy a warm drink courtesy of Uptown Waterloo Starbucks. Free Admission | Free refreshments, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.For more information call:
519-579-5860 ext. 13 or
email: jklepacki@kwag.on.ca

February 20, 2008
Guelph, Chucky Danger Band
River Run Centre, 35 Woolwich St. N1H 3V1
Innovative hit band known for high-energy pop rock performances. These four young men from P.E.I are skyrocketing to success. The group won their first East Coast Music Award, getting nod for the 2006 "Best Pop Recording of the Year" (8 pm - Main Stage). $20/$18/eyeGO
Laurie Iversen
(519) 837-5662 x 2629
laurie.iversen@riverrun.ca

February 20, 2008
Stratford, Bandarama 2008 (A concert)
Northwestern Secondary School – The Stratford Concert Band conducted by Nigel Evans will host Bandarama with guest bands form Stratford Central, Northwestern, St. Marys DCVI, Mitchell & District High School and St. Michaels.  All bands will perform and then join to form a massed band of 200 + musicians.
519-271-5412

February 21, 2008
Kitchener, President's Gala & Chef Auction!
Crystal Ballroom at the Walper Terrace Hotel corner of King & Queen Streets
The Waterloo Chef's Association and Foodlink Waterloo Region invite you to celebrate Valentine's Day with a winter classic featuring the bounty of our region.  A fabulous five-course dinner showcasing local foods will be prepared by executive chefs from the area's fine dining establishments. The focal point of the exquisite creations will be local foods and local farms, with proceeds going to raise awareness of these endeavours. Champagne Reception 6:00 pm, 5-course Dinner 7:00 pm, 3 Wine Pairings, Chef Auction. Tickets are $85.00 each or two for $150.00
Tickets are available at the following locations:
Foodlink, 519-513-8998
foodlink.events@rogers.com
Liaison College, 519-743-8335
liaisoncollege@bellnet.ca

February 21, 2008
Kitchener, "Seeking Salvation - History of the Black Church in Canada"
Kitchener Public Library Main Branch Auditorium - Lower Level 85 Queen St., N.
Help us celebrate African History Month. Dr. Carol B. Duncan, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Religion and Culture - Wilfrid Laurier University will show and comment on THE BLACK CHURCH IN CANADA. Join us ask questions give your input! FREE ADMISSION and FREE PARKING if Centre in the Square has no event. 6pm
519-743-0271

February 21, 22, 23, 28, 29 and Mar. 1, 2008
Goderich, RUBY OF ELSINORE AND THE ACTOR’S NIGHTMARE
The Livery, Goderich. 8 p.m. nightly. Two one act comedies www.thelivery.ca
Contact: 519-524-6262,
livery@hurontel.on.ca

February 22, 2008
Guelph , Live Jazz at Manhattans Music Club
951 Gordon St Corner of Kortright and Gordon
8:00pm Start www.manhattans.ca Fee: $3.75 , Manhattans
Tel:519- 767- 2440
jazz@manhattans.ca

February 23, 2008
Guelph , Live Jazz at Manhattans Music Club
951 Gordon St Corner of Kortright and Gordon
8:00pm Start www.manhattans.ca Fee: $3.75 , Manhattans
Tel:519- 767- 2440
jazz@manhattans.ca

February 23, 2008
Stratford, Live at City Hall - Garnet Rogers
Stratford City Hall, 1 Wellington Street, N5A 2L3
Within ten years, and barely out of high school, Garnet Rogers was on the road as a full time working musician with his older brother Stan.  Together they formed what has come to be accepted as one of the most influential acts in North American folk music. 8 pm. Fee: $35/In advance, $40/At door
519-271-9202

February 24, 2008
ANNUAL MARINERS SERVICE
Goderich, Knox Presbyterian Church, 9 Victoria St. North. Commemorate the men and women of the Great Lakes. Film at 7 pm. Service at 7:30 pm. Contact: 519-524-7512

February 26, 2007
Kitchener, Black Umfolosi
Centre in the Square, 101 Queen St. N., N2H 6P7
Delivering sweet a cappella sounds with their marvelous harmonies and gospel singing as well as their captivating dancing, including gumboot dancing of South Africa, Black Umfolosi brings a performance which has touched audiences of all ages. Starts at $19.00
Ticket Centre
1-800-265-8977
boxoffice@centre-square.com

February 27, 2008
Guelph, Black Umfolosi
River Run Centre, 35 Woolwich St. N1H 3V1
With exuberance, humour and dignity, Zimbabwe s star vocal group, Black Umfolosi, perform a powerful mix of a capella harmonies, gospel singing, and a captivating display of traditional dances from southern Africa. (8 pm - Main Stage)$23-$18/eyeGO
Laurie Iversen
(519) 837-5662 x2629
laurie.iversen@riverrun.ca

February 28, 2007
Kitchener, Strung-Out Troubadours: Dave Dunlop & Rik Emmett
Centre in the Square, 101 Queen St. N., N2H 6P7
An acoustic showcase of folk roots music for serious guitar lovers.  This show is a must see! $30.00
Ticket Centre
1-800-265-8977
boxoffice@centre-square.com

February 28, 2008
Toronto, Bach Children’s Chorus
Roy Thomson Hall, 60 Simcoe Street
Free Noon Hour Choir & Organ Concert featuring 60 young voices of the Bach Children’s Chorus under the direction of conductor Linda Beaupré. Organist Eleanor Daley joins them for an enchanting and diverse program by Mendelssohn, Caldara, Chilcott, Bissell and Daley, and a selection of spirituals and folk songs from Africa, Australia and Cape Breton. The concert is suitable for children age 6 and up. 12 noon, FREE Admission, www.roythomson.com
416-872-4255

February 28 - March 2, 2008
Stratford , Stratford Garden Festival
Stratford Rotary Complex, 353 McCarthy Road
Welcome to the 2008 gardening season at the 2008 Stratford Garden Festival featuring display gardens, a marketplace with the latest in gardening, must haves and an ongoing speaker series. Additional events include the Opening Night Garden Party, Family Fun Night and The Organic Lunch. A fundraiser to support the work of the Lung Association. 12 noon - 5 pm - Thurs 10 am - 8 pm - Fri 10 am - 6 pm - Sat 10 am - 5 pm - Sun Fee: $8/A Tel:519- 271- 7500

February 29, 2008
Guelph , Live Jazz at Manhattans Music Club
951 Gordon St Corner of Kortright and Gordon
8:00pm Start www.manhattans.ca Fee: $3.75 , Manhattans
Tel:519- 767- 2440
jazz@manhattans.ca