Monthly Archives: April 2011

On May 28 & 29, Catherine Weir will be the guest artist at the studio of Scott Barnim, 15 Park St. E., Dundas, for the Beyond the Valley Studio Tour. I’ll have more new Raku work available for this tour. Check out … Continue reading →

The West Hamilton Artist’s Tour is always a popular outing on Mother’s Day weekend, which this year falls on May 7 & 8. See what the artists have been working on over the winter. Catherine Weir will be a guest artist … Continue reading →

Marcia  Kash, Playwright  &  Director. The  story   behind  her  acclaimed  play, For This Moment Alone Marcia  has  over  25  years  of  experience  in  the  theatre  as   an  actor,  director,  writer  and  acting  coach.  Originally   hailing  from  London,  England, … Continue reading →

The annual exhibition by the graduating students from McMaster’s Studio Art Program, features work by twenty artists in a wide variety of media including printmaking, painting, sculpture, drawing, book making, mixed media, and installation. Artists: Amber Aasman, Chris Aucoin, Laura … Continue reading →

1 2 3 Soliloquy is an exhibition about expressions of everyday realities, and our often strained and ambiguous distal relationship to those realities. It includes Kelowna-based artist Gary Pearson’s recent Soliloquy videos and his related “short fiction” photo-prints combined with works … Continue reading →

See http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/arts/rm-vaughan/a-contradictory-show-from-the-curio-cabinets/article1995883/

A community meeting to learn how Ainslie Wood Westdale residents can help. Did you know that Cootes Paradise and Royal Botanical Gardens’ other natural lands contain over 1,500 different species of plants and animals, including over 50 species at risk, like … Continue reading →

10th anniversary celebration of connecting and contributing Music and Dessert night in support of Student Open Circles with musical guests: Cathy Grise & Tim Versteeg (Folk), Léa Beauvais and friends (Acoustic Pop Folk), Ken Yan and Rob Cockcroft (Piano and … Continue reading →

Participating in Doors Open Ontario is Temple Anshe Sholom, 215 Cline Avenue North.  www.anshesholom.ca Architect: Joe Singer; Built: 1951; Hours: Sunday May 8 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. See all Doors Open sites at http://doorsopenhamilton.ca/sites.html