Townsman, 1992-03, Page 20Square, Kitchener, Sat., May 2. 1
p.m., 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. Tickets call 1-
800-265-8977.
Museums
BRUCE COUNTY MUSEUM, 33 Vic-
toria St. North, Southampton. Phone
797-3644.
Local Author's Reading: Local
authors will read from works in
progress. 7:30 p.m.
Renovation News: Learn about des-
ignation of historic properties and tips
on beginning a restoration project.
7:30 p.m.
DOON HERITAGE CROSSROADS,
corner of Homer Watson Blvd. and
Huron Rd., Kitchener.
Re -opening: The 1914 Waterloo
County Village reopens for the season
May 3. Open daily 10 a.m. to 4:30
p.m.
Empire Day: Land, Hope and
Glory—May 16, 17, 18 celebrates the
Victoria Day holiday. Demonstrations
of plowing, seeding, horsehoeing and
sheep shearing.
ELDON HOUSE, 481 Ridout St., Lon-
don, call 672-4580.
The Ubiquitous Box: A selection of
boxes from the Historical Museums
Collection– tribute to "the simplest
and most efficient organizational tool
ever invented." Until April 25.
HURON COUNTY MUSEUM, 110
North St., Goderich. Phone 524-2686.
Open Monday -Friday, 10 a.m.-4:30
p.m. Sunday, 1-4:30 p.m. (After hours
group bookings available by appoint-
ment.)
Special events:
The Faces of Huron County, An
exhibition honouring the 150th
anniversary of the county features
faces of people past and present from
the county. Runs extended until May
18.
LAMBTON HERITAGE MUSEUM,
south of Grand Bend on the east side
of Hwy. 21. Phone 243-2600.
Rural Routes– farm fun for the whole
family in a tour that starts at the muse-
um for a glimpse of agriculture then
and now, then tours North Lambton
exploring farms. Sunday, May 31.
Doll Show and Sale— Features dolls
and accessories for show and sale,
miniatures, houses, clothing, collecta-
bies, furnishings. June 13 & 14.
MUSEUM OF INDIAN ARCHAEOLO-
GY , 1600 Attwandaron Rd., London.
Phone 473-1360.
Quill Basket -making Workshop for
adults, April 25. Learn about the tradi-
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tional Native technique of creating quill
baskets and make one yourself. Fee
$25 including supplies.
ARMCHAIR ARCHAEOLOGIST
SERIES
Ontario's First Citizens: Palaeo-Indi-
ans—Dr. Chris Ellis gives a formal talk
with slides and examines artifacts from
these caribou -hunting people. April 26,
2-4 p.m. General admission fee only.
Flint Knapping Demonstration—
Harri Mattila and Paul Lennox, two
skilled archaeologists make tools
using traditional materials and meth-
ods, after showing a film on early
stone tools. May 31. 2-4 p.m. General
admission fee only.
Music/Classical
Listowel Concert Singer present
Mendelssohn's Saint Paul, with bass
Daniel Lichti, soprano Jenny Such,
alto Laura Pudwell, tenor Darryl
Edwards and organist Angus Sinclair
backed up by a symphony orchestra.
Conductor, Tim Gilbert. Trinity United
Church, Listowel. Tickets: adults, $12,
students, $6. Call 291-3375.
Chamber Music Kincardine presents
The Serenata String Trio, 8 p.m.,
Thursday, April 23. Malcolm Place,
255 Durham St., Kincardine. Tickets,
call Kathryn Braul, 396-8310.
The Bassoon Duo— with Jo Ann
Simpson and Carmelle Prefontaine,
two highly skilled musicians. Huron
County Museum, April 23, 8 p.m.
Kitchener -Waterloo Philharmonic
Choir presents the Canadian Premiere
performance of Messa Per Rossini, in
celebration of Howard Dyk's 20th
anniversary as Music Director. May 9,
8 p.m., Centre in the Square. Tickets
call 1-800-265-8977.
Music/Popular
Spring Sing! with the Blyth Festival
Singers and the St. Marys Children's
Choir bring a wide variety of music
from classics to spirituals, to love
songs, the blues and contemporary
Canadian composers— even a med-
ley of songs from The Phantom of the
Opera. May 2, 8 p.m. Adults $6, stu-
dents 18 and under $4, under 6, free.
Call 523-9300.
Engelbert Humperdinck the "King of
Romance" appears for one perfor-
mance only at Centre in the Square,
Kitchener. Tickets call 1-800-265-
8977.
Statler Brothers, Country Music's most
awarded act appear for two perfor-
mances with special guest Clinton
Gregory as Centre in the Square,
Kitchener May 23, 6:30 p.m. and 9:30
p.m. Tickets call 1-800-265-8977.
Victor Borge, master funnyman of the
keyboard brings his ever-changing
one-man show to Centre in the
Square, Kitchener June 4. Tickets call
1-800-265-8977.
Nana Mouskouri, the internationally
popular Greek singer with the haunt-
ing voice returns to Centre in the
Square, Kitchener, Sat., June 20, 8
p.m. Tickets call 1-800-265-8977.
Theatre
Ziegfeld– A Night at the Follies: The
spectacular razzle dazzle of the gold-
en era is relived in an extravaganza of
lavish sets, glittering costumes and
over thee dozen of the very best show
tunes. At the Centre in the Square,
Kitchener, May 11. Tickets call 1-800-
265-8977.
Annie: Little Orphan Annie's story
comes alive in the musical version of
the comic strip performed by the St.
Marys Community Players, directed by
Larry Parsons. St. Marys Town Hall,
April 30, May 1, 2, 6, 8, 9, at 8 p.m.
Sunday matinee, May 3, 2 p.m. Tick-
ets $10. Call 284-2690.
Dave Broadfoot's Comedy Cru-
sade– Broadfoot brings his wacky
world of topical humour and his famil-
iar characters from Royal Canadian
Air Farce to the Blyth Festival, Sat.
May 9, 8 p.m. Blyth Memorial Hall.
Tickets, $16.50. 523-9300.
Grand Theatre, London, Call 1-800-
265-1593.
The Perils of Persephone: Dan Nee-
dles' comic look at the panic that aris-
es among politicians when an
apparent nuclear accident threatens
careers. Tickets $18.75 for previews,
$18.75 to $33.15 other times. Call 1-
800-265-1593.
Nightlife
The Albatross, 6 Saskatchewan St.,
Huron Park. Phone 228-6733
April 16, 17, Dennis Siren
April 23,24, Danny McDonald
April 25, Ladies Night
April 30, May 1, Tim Gibson
Mary 7, 8, Frank Perry
Commercial Hotel, 84 Main St.,
Seaforth.
April 16-18, Street Talk.
April 24,25, Lone Bony.
May 1,2, Highrise.
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