Happy Thanksgiving to all the Americans in the crowd... have some turkey for me! As for doings this weekend, just stumbled across info for this lecture series given by Seaton Village's own Jordan Klapman and taking place at the Miles Nadal JCC at Spadina and Bloor.
Sunday November 25, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
The Golden Age & Lullabies of Broadway
Music Sundays with Jordan Klapman
Great Jewish Composers Make Their Mark: From Tin Pan Alley to the Birth of Rock
8 Entertaining Lectures with bagels and coffee.
$9 admission per lecture
$55 for the series of 8 Music Sundays
Get the Sunday Bagel Pass!
$100 (+GST) for 20 Sundays on Bloor – A great deal!
Have you strolled through Mirvish Village lately? Gotta love the streetscape and the funky stores! There's a newish art centre there, too, that sent the following:
Burrow Art Centre
We are a children's art studio focusing on ages 4 - 14, but we also do adult workshops.
We also have a gallery and shop showcasing local artisans. Our blog can keep you up to date on all the cool things happening here at The Burrow.
We have a card-making workshop this Saturday and on Sunday we are having a Hootenanny, live music and free crafts for parents and kids.
It's going to be great fun! Maybe we'll see you there.
Mike and Shannon
The Burrow Art Centre & Shop
585 Markham St.
Toronto, ON.
M6G 2L7
416-532-1777
Lastly, this is the opening weekend for the city's Cavalcade of Lights and we quote:
"The 41st annual Cavalcade of Lights sets Toronto aglow with a month-long calendar of spectacular fireworks and concerts every Saturday night and at nineteen of Toronto's unique neighbourhoods and tourist attractions where brilliant energy-efficient LED lighting installations will help beautify the city throughout the holiday season."
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CAVALCADE OF LIGHTS OPENING CELEBRATION
Saturday, November 24, 2007
7 pm @ Nathan Phillips Square
FREE!
The First Lighting Celebration is a glittering evening of entertainment for the whole family. This year, under the direction of Canadian designer Brian Gluckstein, the theme of Nathan Phillips Square's Lighting Display is "Enchanted Holiday", an environment of festivity celebrating peace and goodwill for all cultures. See the premiere illumination of the Cavalcade of Lights display culminating in the lighting of Toronto's official giant Christmas Tree and a spectacular pyrotechnic finale.
Highlights include live performances by Jully Black, Kim Stockwood, Murray McLauchlan, Louise Pitre, Sarah Slean and Nikki Yanofsky and the Imani Gospel Singers.
Vanessa
Sunday November 25, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
The Golden Age & Lullabies of Broadway
Music Sundays with Jordan Klapman
Great Jewish Composers Make Their Mark: From Tin Pan Alley to the Birth of Rock
8 Entertaining Lectures with bagels and coffee.
$9 admission per lecture
$55 for the series of 8 Music Sundays
Get the Sunday Bagel Pass!
$100 (+GST) for 20 Sundays on Bloor – A great deal!
Have you strolled through Mirvish Village lately? Gotta love the streetscape and the funky stores! There's a newish art centre there, too, that sent the following:
Burrow Art Centre
We are a children's art studio focusing on ages 4 - 14, but we also do adult workshops.
We also have a gallery and shop showcasing local artisans. Our blog can keep you up to date on all the cool things happening here at The Burrow.
We have a card-making workshop this Saturday and on Sunday we are having a Hootenanny, live music and free crafts for parents and kids.
It's going to be great fun! Maybe we'll see you there.
Mike and Shannon
The Burrow Art Centre & Shop
585 Markham St.
Toronto, ON.
M6G 2L7
416-532-1777
Lastly, this is the opening weekend for the city's Cavalcade of Lights and we quote:
"The 41st annual Cavalcade of Lights sets Toronto aglow with a month-long calendar of spectacular fireworks and concerts every Saturday night and at nineteen of Toronto's unique neighbourhoods and tourist attractions where brilliant energy-efficient LED lighting installations will help beautify the city throughout the holiday season."
**************************************************
CAVALCADE OF LIGHTS OPENING CELEBRATION
Saturday, November 24, 2007
7 pm @ Nathan Phillips Square
FREE!
The First Lighting Celebration is a glittering evening of entertainment for the whole family. This year, under the direction of Canadian designer Brian Gluckstein, the theme of Nathan Phillips Square's Lighting Display is "Enchanted Holiday", an environment of festivity celebrating peace and goodwill for all cultures. See the premiere illumination of the Cavalcade of Lights display culminating in the lighting of Toronto's official giant Christmas Tree and a spectacular pyrotechnic finale.
Highlights include live performances by Jully Black, Kim Stockwood, Murray McLauchlan, Louise Pitre, Sarah Slean and Nikki Yanofsky and the Imani Gospel Singers.
Vanessa
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