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THE GALLERY STRATFORD, 54
Romeo St., Stratford. Phone 271-
5271. Open Tuesday to Friday and
Sunday from 1 - 5 p.m., Saturdays,
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission,
adults, $3, Seniors, $2, 12-16 $1 and
under 12 free.
Jane Turnbull, Upsurge until March
3. The strong, expressive drawings
and paintings of Stratford artist
Jane Turnbull are featured in an
exhibit that combines bold forms
with delicate, subtle gradations of
colour and a vibrant use of the
mediums.
Edward Burtynsky, until March 3.
Edward Burtynsky examines the
residual effects of industrial exploi-
tations sited in North America. His
photographs speak about destruc-
tion and reclamation while lighting
the landscape with exquisite detail.
The exhibition is organized and
circulated by the Canadian Museum
of Contemporary Photography.
Perth -Huron Juried Show, March 8
- April 7. The work of artists from
across the iw counties is featured
in this annual juried show at the
gallery.
LONDON REGIONAL ART
GALLERY, 421 Ridout St., London.
Phone 672-4580.
Printed in China: Original Prints
from Jiangsu Province, until March
24. An exhibition of 60 original
prints from Jiangsu province circu-
lated by the Ministry of Culture and
Communications as part of the
Ontario -Jiangsu cultural exchange.
Beal Exhibition, March 8 - April 28.
The senior students from Beal Art
Vocational Program at H. B. Beal
Secondary School present their
works from the eight specialized
studio areas within the art depart-
ment.
16 x 20, until April 14. An exhibition
featuring work by advanced photo-
graphy students from the Visual
Arts Department of the University
of Western Ontario. The title refers
to the theme of restrictions.
London Art in Site, March 8 to April
21. The exhibition explores indoor
public art in London's government
buildings, restaurants, hospitals,
schools and theatres. On display
will be photographs, artist's sketch-
es and video. Organized by fourth
year museology class at University
of Western Ontario.
London Life Young Contemporaries
from March 23 to May 12. An
exhibition of work of young artists
from all across Canada. The theme
is our changing relationship with
the landscape and nature.
British Art from the Collection,
March 29 to May 19. An exhibition
of works owned by the gallery
ranging from traditional landscapes
to contemporary prints.
THE GALLERY IN THE GARDEN,
19 Victoria St. N., Goderich is run
by artist Gwen Smithers-Kiar. Open
9 - 5 Monday to Friday. Phone
524-9001.
GALLERY INDIGENIA, 24 Dupont
St. E., Waterloo. David Wong,
sculptures in BC jade, obsidian and
rhodonite. Maxine Noel, new
works. Original and limited addition
prints.
Children's events
Pepper The Clown, Blyth Festival,
Sunday, March 10, 2 p.m. Clowning
featuring mime and acrobatics
especially for children 3-10. Tickets
$6.50. Phone 523-9300.
Join Hands Puppeteers, this Wind-
sor troupe brings a menagerie of
exotic animal puppets to Clinton
Public Library, Friday, March 15,
3:30 p.m.
Land of Trash, Blyth Festival, Sat.,
March 30, 2 p.m. Green Thumb
Theatre brings its latest play, set in
a garbage dump, that follows two
young explorers who discover green
plants and fresh water for the first
time in 2065. Tickets $6.50. Call
523-9300.
Sandra Beech, Clinton Arts Com-
mittee, Clinton Town Hall, Satur-
day, April 13, 3 p.m.
Kids Concert of Kitchener -Waterloo
Symphony presents Peter and the
Wolf with guest artist actress Sheila
McCarthy and the Kids from the
CBC TV show Degrassi High Sun-
day, March 3, 1:30 p.m. Call The
Centre in the Square 1-800-265-8977
Kitchener -Waterloo Symphony
Kids Cushion Concert presents
guest artist the Kitchener -Waterloo
Symphony Percussion Ensemble
Saturday, April 6, 10 a.m. and 11
a.m. Adults $5, students/seniors
$4. Call The Centre in the Square
1-800-265-8977.
Museums
Bruce County Museum, 33 Victoria
St. North, Southampton. Phone
797-3644.
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Special Events:
Kidz Konnection Club will meet to
dispel) the March Break Blahs with
a Craft Workshop including creat-
ing cornhusk people, origami and
candlemaking. March 13, 10 a.m. to
12 noon. Admission $2. Pre -regis-
ter. Easter Program for Schools,
March 18-22.
Lecture by Dr. Gino Ferri on bush
survival techniques. 7:30 p.m. Ad-
mission $2. In co-operation with the
Southport Horticultural Society.
Doon Heritage Crossroads, corner
of Homer Watson Blvd. and Huron
Road, Kitchener. Adults $3.50,
seniors $2, students $1.50, children
5-12, free, family rate $8.50.
Special Events:
Easter Sunrise Service, is an inter-
denominational service in historic
FreePort Church in the village. 7
a.m. Sunday, March 31. Donations.
Season's opening, May 5, 10 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. The villagers and farmers
welcome everyone back to their
rural 1914 village for another sea-
son.
Huron County Museum, 110 North
St., Goderich. Phone 524-2686.
Open Monday -Friday, 10 a.m. to
4:30 p.m., Sunday, 1 - 4:30 p.m.
Closed Saturday.
Special Events:
Crokinole Tournament, March 11 to
16, the museum hosts its second
annual crokinole tournament. Regi-
ster in advance.
Lecture Series:
Historic Homes of Goderich, Doro-
thy Wallace, March 27, 7:30 p.m.
Museum of Indian Archeology, 1600
Attawandarm Rd., London. Open
Sat. and Sun. 1-4 p.m. until April
10. April 10 to Nov. 20, open 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
Spirit of the Sun, an exhibition of
childrens art inspired by their
school studies of Woodland crea-
tures. March 23, 24, 30, 31, April 1,
1 - 4 p.m.
The Sound of the Drum celebrates
the diversity of the First Nations
music from the Iroquoian Social
Dance to Bluegrass, from Cree
Fiddlers to Indian Brass Bands.
Exhibit features photographs, audio
visual displays and artifacts from
private and public collections.
Opens April 10.
Lambton Heritage Museum, south
of Grand Bend on the east of Hwy.
21. Phone 243-2600.
Return of the Swans: view the
annual migration of ducks, geese
and tundra swans. Bring binoculars