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The Sensuous Senator |
06-Mar to 24-Apr, Class Act Dinner Theatre, Whitby. Directed by Jim Neilly and featuring Barry Neilson, Bill Baker and Graham Gauthier - Senator Douglas is running for President on a ‘‘morality’‘ platform, but when his wife Lois leaves to attend a conference in Chicago he does not hesitate to invite over Veronica, his secretary and lover. But before too long others join the party, namely a voluptuous escort Fiona, an elderly colleague, and Congressman Jack Maguire. Before Lois reaches the airport, her fashionable Washington townhouse is swarming with libidinous politicians, scantily dressed women, security police and a muckraking reporter from The National Intruder! When snow closes the airport and she returns home, the bedlam crescendos to a surprise ending in this outrageous farce. ‘‘A rollicking bedroom farce.’‘ - Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel. Rates: $44.95 - $59.95 (includes dinner, show, taxes & gratuities). For more information, please call 905.668.2229
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Durham Youth Orchestra |
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March 5, Chinese Cultural Centre PC Ho Theatre, Sheppard. Scarborough Masterworks Series Selected DYO members will perform Wagner's Die Meistersinger Overture and Berlioz' Roman Carnival Overture with the Ontario Philharmonic under Marco Parisotto at the Chinese Cultural Centre PC Ho Theatre, Sheppard Ave at Progress Ave. Scarborough. For more information, please call 905.432.1230
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Purple Woods Maple Syrup Festival |
Coming Soon...13-Mar to 21-Mar, Purple Woods Conservation Area - Simcoe St. & Coates Rd, Raglan. With the approach of spring a person may be sure of several things: birds will be singing and pancakes flipping at Central Lake Ontario Conservation's Annual Maple Syrup Festival at Purple Woods Conservation Area in Oshawa. A visit to the Festival makes a great family outing! The Festival is open from 10am to 3pm each day. Sorry no pets allowed. Visitors to the Festival will be able to compare maple syrup production methods from over 400 years ago through the modern methods of today. With many special features, there is something for the entire family. Features include horse-drawn wagon rides, historical displays and more. Do you have a sweet tooth? The Sugar Store will be open daily for visitors to purchase maple syrup and maple products such as sugar candy and fudge. General admission does not include pancakes or wagon rides. For more information, please call 905.579.0411
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Trafalgar 24 |
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Coming Soon...March 12, Driftwood Theatre, Trafalgar Castle. Trafalgar 24 Creativity knows no bounds (unless you’ve been locked in a haunted castle overnight with eight hours to write a play) Driftwood Theatre - Ontario’s most exciting and accessible theatre company - is thrilled to be embarking on their 16th season with Trafalgar 24, the annual play-creation festival and fundraising gala. In only 24 hours, 40 Artists will write, produce, rehearse and perform ten original new works in various locations of the 19th century Trafalgar Castle. The 24 hour event will culminate in a public performance of each of the works and gala that starts at 6pm on Friday, March 12th, 2010. All tickets are $45 each, or $35 each for groups of 10 or more. For tickets and more information, please call 905.576.2396
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24th Annual Toronto International Bicycle Show
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March 5 to March 7, New Building - Better Living Centre Exhibition Place, Toronto (Friday, March 5 Noon to 9pm; Saturday March 6 10am to 7pm; Sunday March 7 10am to 6pm). The Toronto International Bicycle Show is the best place to shop for bicycles and accessories, preview the newest trends in cycling from the top manufacturers and distributors plus enjoy thrilling action-packed events. The show is celebrating its 24th year in production and is one of the largest exclusive bicycle consumer shows in North America. Big for this year is the exhausting 24 hour spin, starting at noon Saturday. Some of the events will include the exhilarating Toronto BMX Jam contest. This exciting Pro/Am Street contest series returns to Toronto for the 11th year, featuring many of the world’s biggest names in BMX Street Course pulling unbelievable tricks on an indoor street course. Add the CFO Pro/Am BMX Flatland Freestyle Competition, the Meta Bike Trials Contest and the all new Stadium 4 Cross Mountain Bike Races.You get lots of value for your admission. The show also provides valuable cycling information such as where, when and how, Club Enrollment opportunities, Extreme Theatre and much more. 416-363-1292
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Heritage Four Speaker Series: Changing Cultures |
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March 9, 7 - 8pm, South Common Community Centre - 2233 South Millway Dr, Mississauga. Aboriginal Challenges and Métis History of the Credit River. Featuring Métis Elder Joseph Paquette. Joe Paquette is a respected Elder who brings the Teachings of First Nations Peoples to Sharing Circles, Sunrise Ceremonies, Medicine Walks, classrooms and more. An enthusiastic storyteller and educator, Joe will speak from his knowledge of local Aboriginal and Métis history. Presented by the Heritage Advisory Committee, Heritage Mississauga, Mississauga Library System and Museums of Mississauga. For more information please call 905.615.4770
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Art Camps |
08 Mar (all week), 9amto 4pm, Oakville Galleries, 1306 Lakeshore Road West, Oakville. Full week camp * ages 5-12 years * art-making and outdoor recreation in Gairloch Gardens. For more information please call 905.844.4402
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Dancing Under the Stars |
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Saturday, March 6. The Woolwich Community Lions Club Presents ‘‘Dancing Under the Stars’‘ at the Lion’s Hall in Elmira. Doors open at 8pm. Band starts at 9pm with live entertainment from ‘‘Moonshine’‘. For information and tickets please call Julie 519.669.8629
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