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SUMMARY:Tea and Tales
DESCRIPTION:The Guelph Enabling Garden and the Guelph Guild of Storytellers is delighted to announce that Tea ‘n’ Tales is back to the Guelph Enabling Garden located within Riverside Park for the summer of 2024 for its 16th season\, and it’s bigger and better than ever! Beginning on June 14 and continuing every Friday until September 13\, the fourteen Friday morning performances will feature many of the tellers from previous years\, along with some new faces and their stories. Each hour-long performance begins at 10:30 a.m. These tellers come to Guelph from across Southern Ontario\, From Oshawa to St Thomas\, from Elora to Hamilton. One teller comes annually from Wisconsin\, USA. There shall also be a Canada Day performance\, on Saturday\, July 1\, with James Gordon Brian Holstein and Larry Gibbs. The tellers and their stories\, along with the music of violinist Bridget Walsh\, would be a great way to kick off the Rotary celebrations in the park. It should be noted that on Canada Day and on the four Family Saturdays\, there is a possible appearance by Robert Munsch Then there will be four more Saturday family-themed sessions\, “Under the Magic Ash”. Each of these will feature a variety of different tellers\, musicians and puppeteers.\nWhile all 19 performances commence at 10:30 a.m.\, there shall be prelude entertainment from 10:00\na.m. for all of the events. Amongst those already committed to play is the beloved violinist Bridget\nWalsh\, an A Capella group\, a jazz trio\, The Celtic band Shepherd’s Knot\, and the Silver Strummers.\nAudience members are advised to arrive early\, to secure a good spot and enjoy the music. A folding\nlawn chair is a necessity. A mug will also be needed for a free Planet Bean coffee or an Iced Tea. For the Saturday sessions\, children may wish to bring a blanket so they can sit closer to the tellers.\nAs always\, these performances are free\, but donations to cover costs and assist in the expanding\nprogrammes of the Guelph Enabling Garden and the Guelph Guild of Storytellers are graciously\naccepted.\nTo receive reminders for weekly updates with bios of the upcoming tellers\, as well as any other news\, e-mail briahols@yahoo.com\nThe schedule\, subject to minor changes\, is as follows: \nJune 14: Don Conibear and Brian Holstein\, with prelude entertainment by Trillium Jazz Trio.\nJune 22: Brenda Byers and Michael Williams\, with prelude entertainment by Allioson Leroux.\nJune 28: Maria del Carmen Ordonez Mariann Bailey\, with prelude entertainment by clarinetist Jessica Tse.\nJULY 1 CANADA DAY: James Gordon\, Robert Munsch\, Larry Gibbs and Brian Holstein\, with entertainment by the violinist Bridget Walsh\nJuly 5: Brad Woods and Stephanie Holt with prelude entertainment by the Dejembe Drummers.. \nJuly 12: Meryl Arbing and Jean Bubba\, with prelude entertainment by The Silver Strummers\nJuly 13: Family Friendly Storytelling “Under the Magic Ash”\, withBrad Woods\, Ellen Webb and friends\, with prelude entertainment by Larry Gibbs.\nJuly 19 : Heather Whaley and Lynn Torrie with prelude entertainment by Heather Whaley.\nJuly 26: June Brown and Anna Kerz\, with prelude entertainment by Paul Caufield.\nJuly 27: Family Friendly Storytelling “Under the Magic Ash”\, with Sarah Abusarar and Ruth Danziger\, with prelude entertainment by Larry Gibbs.\nAugust 2: Mary McCullum Baldeasaro and Kait Taylor. With prelude entertainment by Allison Laroux.\nAugust 9: Elizabeth Matson and Sarah Abusarar\, with prelude entertainment by the Dejembe\nDrummers.\nAugust 5: Family Friendly Storytelling “Under the Magic Ash with Elizabeth Matson and Lynn Torrie\, with prelude entertainment by Larry Gibbs.\nAugust 16: Norman Perrin and Jay Wilson\, with prelude entertainment by Allison Laroux.\nAugust 23: Susan Ida Boucaud and Judy and Paul Caufield\, and Ruth Danziger with prelude\nentertainment by The Silver Strummers.\nAugust 24: Family Friendly Storytelling “Under the Magic Ash”\, with Susan Ida Boucaud\, Sya VanGeest\, with prelude entertainment by Larry Gibbs.\nAugust 30: Rusty Dougherty and Donna McCaw\, with prelude entertainment by Shepherd’s Knot.\nSeptember 6: Jan Sherman and Donna Dudinsky with prelude entertainment by The Royal City\nAmbassadors\nSeptember 8\, Season finale: Adwoa Badoe and Sya VanGeest with prelude by The Royal City\nAmbassadors.
URL:https://guelpharts.ca/event/tea-and-tales/
LOCATION:Riverside Park\, 709 Woolwich St\, Guelph\, ON\, N1H7G6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Families,Literary,Performance
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SUMMARY:Applications for the Pay it Forward Arts Fund now open through Art Not Shame
DESCRIPTION:The Pay it Forward Arts Fund (PIFAF) is a gift of artist Barbara Salsberg Mathews and her husband Bruce Mathews. The award helps local artists\, in any discipline\, fund art projects that “pay it forward” and benefit the community. \nThe PIFAF takes many forms by using the arts to heal\, give a hand-up\, help build self-esteem\, beautify our environment\, or enrich and improve others’ lives. It was designed to encourage artists to rise to the challenge and “pay it forward” by using their talents to help others and the Guelph community. The PIFAF runs for a total of four years. Art Not Shame will administer the fund with the goal of amplifying local community-engaged arts projects. \nWho is Eligible \nAny artist (or group of artists) age 18 or over\, working in Guelph and is a permanent citizen of Canada or persons upon whom refugee protection has been conferred\, and who are legally entitled to work in Ontario. They are invited to submit proposals for creative projects that pay it forward and benefit the community. A preference may be given to those who demonstrate a long-standing connection to the Guelph community. All artistic mediums are welcome to apply. \nWhat is Eligible \nGuelph-Wellington area artists are invited to submit proposals for creative projects that focus on improving lives and thereby enriching our community. The award could take many forms by using the arts to heal\, give a hand-up\, help build self-esteem\, beautify our environment\, or enrich and improve others’ lives. \nThese projects must be original in nature (this fund does not support events\, projects or programs that have already been established) and cannot have begun prior to the award being granted. The project should be able to be completed within the funding requested. \nAmount of Award \nThis grant will fund one or more projects of up to $6\,000.
URL:https://guelpharts.ca/event/applications-for-the-pay-it-forward-arts-fund-now-open-through-art-not-shame/
LOCATION:Art Not Shame\, 119 Wyndham St North\, Guelph\, N1H 4E9
CATEGORIES:Literary,Music,Performance,Theatre,Visual Art
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SUMMARY:JayWalking Guelph - Gwelf Early Days Tour
DESCRIPTION:19th century Guelph comes alive before your eyes as we stroll through town on The Gwelf Early Days walking tour. Guelph’s beautiful limestone architecture and the mighty Speed River are the perfect setting to echo the words of local poets\, news reporters and diary writers. A 90 minute tour. Not for small children.
URL:https://guelpharts.ca/event/jaywalking-guelph-gwelf-early-days-tour-9/
LOCATION:Guelph City Hall\, 1 Carden Street\, Guelph\, N1H 3A1
CATEGORIES:Performance,Theatre
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ORGANIZER;CN="Jay Wilson":MAILTO:jaywalkingguelph@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:JayWalking Guelph - The Unfortunate Man Tour
DESCRIPTION:A compelling true story of murder from 1889 told right where it happened. \nSee where William Harvey worked (James Walter Lyon’s The World Publishing Company)\, Bond’s Hardware where William Harvey bought the pistol\, St. George’s Church\, where William was the Sunday School Superintendent\, and finally the Wellington County Courthouse where William Harvey was hanged! Hear actual newspaper accounts of the day recited from memory. Hear William’s final words. Listen to detailed accounts of this shocking event exactly as written in 1889. Thrills guaranteed. \nThis walk takes us up and down historic Douglas Street. 90 minutes. Not for children.
URL:https://guelpharts.ca/event/jaywalking-guelph-the-unfortunate-man-tour-12/
LOCATION:Douglas Street\, 8 Douglas Street in front of Red Brick Cafe\, Guelph\, N1G 1M8\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Performance,Theatre
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ORGANIZER;CN="Jay Wilson":MAILTO:jaywalkingguelph@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:JayWalking Guelph - The Unfortunate Man Tour
DESCRIPTION:A compelling true story of murder from 1889 told right where it happened. \nSee where William Harvey worked (James Walter Lyon’s The World Publishing Company)\, Bond’s Hardware where William Harvey bought the pistol\, St. George’s Church\, where William was the Sunday School Superintendent\, and finally the Wellington County Courthouse where William Harvey was hanged! Hear actual newspaper accounts of the day recited from memory. Hear William’s final words. Listen to detailed accounts of this shocking event exactly as written in 1889. Thrills guaranteed. \nThis walk takes us up and down historic Douglas Street. 90 minutes. Not for children.
URL:https://guelpharts.ca/event/jaywalking-guelph-the-unfortunate-man-tour-13/
LOCATION:Douglas Street\, 8 Douglas Street in front of Red Brick Cafe\, Guelph\, N1G 1M8\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Performance,Theatre
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ORGANIZER;CN="Jay Wilson":MAILTO:jaywalkingguelph@gmail.com
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