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An Afternoon of Chamber Music
Read more: An Afternoon of Chamber MusicDance of the Desert Night Sunday April 4 2027. Doors 1:30, Concert 2 pm Harpist Lori Gemmell accompanied by viola and flute. Lori Gemmell has been the Principal Harpist with the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony since 1999. She teaches at Wilfred Laurier University and for the National Youth Orchestra of Canada. Lori enjoys being involved in many…
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An Afternoon of Chamber Music
Read more: An Afternoon of Chamber MusicVC2 Sunday February 21 2027. Doors 1:30, Concert 2 pm Innovative Cello Duo- Performances of classical masterworks, unknown gems and boundary pushing music. St. Johns United Church, 192 Mill St. Creemore, Ontario
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The Samurai and the Prisoner
Read more: The Samurai and the PrisonerFriday November 20 2026 The Samurai and the Prisoner (黒牢城, Kokurōjō) is a 2026 Japanese historical drama mystery film written and directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa and based on the novel of same name by Honobu Yonezawa. Kurosawa’s latest is an elegant series of mysteries set in the court of a samurai nobleman set in 16th…
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Tom Allen’s reading of Dylan Thomas’ A Child’s Christmas in Wales
Read more: Tom Allen’s reading of Dylan Thomas’ A Child’s Christmas in WalesSunday December 6 , Doors 1:30, Performance at 2 pm Tom Allen, story teller, concert host, author, musician, and broadcaster brings a seasonal reading of Dylan Thomas’ A Child’s Christmas in Wales. The music illustrating the story will be provided by a truly wonderful trio of players: violinist Erika Raum, singer Patricia O’Callaghan and harpist Lori Gemmell.…
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Afternoon of Chamber Music-Fall ’26
Read more: Afternoon of Chamber Music-Fall ’26PAYADORA Sunday November 22 2026 Doors 1:30, Concert 2 pm Award winning Tango and Beyond – Payadora is an award-winning chamber music ensemble that performs original compositions and arrangements drawn from Argentinian and Uruguayan tango and folk traditions. Made up of players who are each musical powerhouses in their own right, this “superstar group” combines…
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Once Upon a Time in a Cinema
Read more: Once Upon a Time in a CinemaFriday October 16 2026 Once Upon a Time in a Cinema is a 2026 Irish comedy-drama film, written and directed by David Gleeson and starring Colin Morgan, Calam Lynch, Niamh Cusack, India Mullen, Stanley Townsend, and Liam O’Brien. In a 1980s Irish town, a movie theatre owner/manager (Colin Morgan) and his fellow employees are under siege from burst pipes, rodents, unruly customers, ageing equipment, inebriated projectionists,…
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You Had to Be There: How the Toronto Godspell Ignited the Comedy Revolution…
Read more: You Had to Be There: How the Toronto Godspell Ignited the Comedy Revolution…Friday September 25 2026 Our September film falls during the Toronto TIFF Festival season so we are planning a special evening to celebrate film in our community. Food, drinks and film talk with friends! Don’t miss it!! We are showing this film at the Avening Community Centre at 3401 County Rd 42 (Airport Road), Creemore.…
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Common Ground : Fired and Found
Read more: Common Ground : Fired and FoundSaturday October 3 and Sunday October 4 10-5 Vicky Pratt Becker’s ceramics are inspired by the raw material and tactile nature of clay, and Cat Marchese unveils the hidden stories and beauty within bygone objects with her photographs of historical bricks.
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Tea and History
Read more: Tea and HistorySunday June 21 3:30-5:30, Station on the Green, Creemore Community Conversations: Women in Farming Please join us for Community Conversations: Tea and History. This year we will be presenting Women in Farming as a recognition of the The United Nations declared 2026 International Year of the Woman Farmer. This presentation will explore the vital connection…
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refugium of infinite stories by Odeimin Runners
Read more: refugium of infinite stories by Odeimin RunnersSaturday October 3 and Sunday October 4, 10-4 PM a refugium of infinite stories is a multimedia installation activating plant-processed films and archival media to weave together Anishinaabe and Black stories on the Saugeen Ojibway Nation Territory and extending beyond. In the face of colonialism and racial segregation which imposed geographic and social isolation, Anishinaabe and Black Canadians found ways not only to survive but flourish through…
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