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Museum of Dufferin plans new exhibit on Architecture in Nature in Silo Gallery
November 3, 2022 · 0 Comments
By Brian Lockhart The Museum of Dufferin will be hosting a new exhibit focused on ‘Architecture in Harmony with Nature.’ Featuring a selection of projects ...
Caledon Town Hall to perform new play A Christmas Tail
By Constance Scrafield Christmas is coming and theatres are warming up their stories, necessarily with magic – we would not have it otherwise – villains, ...
Michael Decter’s new book Shadow Life now available at BookLore
By Constance Scrafield “My wife and I have a place in Toronto and we have a house in Mono, where it is so much quieter. ...
Theatre Orangeville to host ‘Twas the Night Gala fundraiser
By Constance Scrafield “Things are going exceptionally well. Businesses are giving vigorous donations; a lot of support from Best Western [Orangeville Inn and Suites] and ...
Orangeville’s public art collection continues to expand
By Brian Lockhart The Town of Orangeville’s public art collection is getting bigger, with four new utility boxes being painted and a mural installation on ...
Musical production Matilda Jr. engages local youth
By Marie Hoy-Kenny After a challenging couple of years learning to adjust to life amidst the COVID pandemic, arts in the community is finally back. ...
A tribute to artist Darlene Hassall and her extraordinary vision of daily life
By Constance Scrafield Darlene Hassall described her painting as her “language of Abstract.” By and large they are whimsical but some are clearly telling a ...
Two local music shops mark same day anniversaries
By Constance Scrafield Strange as it may seem, Orangeville’s two music shops, Aardvark Music and Culture and Broadway Music celebrated the anniversary of their shops, ...
Orangeville Community Band perform a Thank You in Harmony Concert
By Constance Scrafield “The Concert was excellent,” said Peter Gardhouse, President of the Orangeville Community Band (OCB). “We were pleased with how we performed; the ...
Theatre Orangeville welcomes back Norm Foster with They’re Found in Trees
By Constance Scrafield When a play is all about dialogue and contains very little action, what can make it funny? When Norm Foster writes it ...
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