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| All year through to January, 2006 Guelph, Everyone Loves a Parade: Downtown Guelph Celebrations Guelph Civic Museum Downtown Guelph has been the scene for many celebration including the Provincial Winter Fair, royal visits, and of course parades. Images and objects from the museum's collection highlighted. Open daily 1-5. Guelph Museums (519) 836-1221 msuem@guelph.ca $4 - AD $3 - SR,ST,CH $10 - FAM Ongoing To October 23, 2005 Waterloo, EinsteinFest Perimeter Institute Join us for a spectacular celebration of the 100th anniversary of Albert Einsteinâ s annus mirabilis â â miracle yearâ of 1905 when at the age of twenty-six, he published his four most important papers that have since influenced physics and the modern world. EinsteinFest explores the rapidly changing world at the turn of the century and pays homage to Einsteinâ s prolific output of 1905 through a series of exhibitions, performances and lectures on physics, music, visual art, politics, history, philosophy, psychology, literature and science and technology; exploring the rich culture, notable discoveries and brilliant minds of this amazing period in history. Visit www.einsteinfest.ca for more information and events listing. Sunny Tsang 519 569-7600 etickets@perimeterinstitute.ca Free Ongoing to December 31, 2005 St. Jacobs, Free Pet ID Clinic Creature Comfort Pet Emporium St. Jacobs A community service event provided at no charge to pet owners. Free Personalized ID tag/ Registration in the "Pet Recovery" database increases the success of reuniting lost pets with their families. Drop by to register your pet at: 1553 King St N, St. Jacobs (Upper Village) Creature Comfort Pet Emporium 1-519-664-3366 creaturecomfort@bellnet.ca Free Ongoing to November 13, 2005 Stratford, Vimy and After/Articles of War Gallery Stratford. Vimy and After Drawings by Walter Seymour Allward An exhibition of drawings by the Canadian architect of the Canadian War Memorial in Vimy, France and in Stratford, Ontario. Drawings from the collections of the National Gallery of Canada, the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Queens University Archives and the Allward families. Peter Romeo 519-271-5271 promeo@gallerystratford.on.ca Fee: SR=$4 AD=A$5 CH=Free |
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| September 29 - October 2, 2005 Toronto, TORONTO FALL HOME SHOW Automotive Building, Exhibition Place Showcasing a visual feast of interactive features and an all-star line-up of celebrity & industry experts who will provide the latest tips & trends for decorating, renovation projects & home entertaing. Proud to support Habitat for Humanity, Toronto Chapter. www.fallhomeshow.com Tina Holmes, show manager 416-385-2066 tinaholmes@ca.dmgworldmedia.com Fee: Adults-$10.00, Seniors & Youth-$7.00, under 12 free October 1, 2005 |
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| October 1, 2005 St. Jacobs Upper Village, Fido Fun Day: Fundraiser for Labrador Retriever Rescue Creature Comfort Pet Emporium Fido Fun Day Fundraiser for Labrador Retriever Rescue, 1 - 4:30 p.m. Creature Comfort Pet Emporium 1553 King St N St. Jacobs (Upper Village) Event details & map available at www.creaturecomfort.ca 519-664-3366 creaturecomfort@bellnet.ca Free October 1 and 2, 2005 Seaforth, Seaforth Harmony Kings Barbershop Show Seaforth Public School, Chalk St. Sat. 7:59pm, Sun. 1:59pm - Barbershop variety show with local talent and a well renowned guest quartet. David Campbell 519-527-0521 d_lcampbell@ezlink.ca October 2, 2005 County of Huron, Huron Farm Hiker Tour Different locations throughout the County Starts approx. 11am to noon. An opportunity for a delightful family oriented farm tour, with lots to do and see. Come and meet the farmers that take great pride in the food you consume. Carol Finch (HCFA) 519-482-9642 huron@ofa.on.ca Fee: DONATION to food bank October 2, 2005 |
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| October 5, 2005 Belgrave, 57th Annual Belgrave Fowl Supper Belgrave Community Centre Over 1,000 people sit down to a hot turkey supper with the whole community contributing time and food. Proceeds towards operating costs of the community centre, arena, park and sponsor minor sports programs. Everyone welcome. Advance tickets only available at local stores. Barb Black 519-357-3550 October 5-22, 2005 Guelph, The Steven Truscott Story River Run Centre In 1959, 14 year old Steven Truscott was sentenced to hang for the murder of 12 year old Lynne Harper. As Canada's youngest death row inmate, his trial became one of the most famous and controversial in Canadian history. Box Office 519-763-3000 www.riverrun.ca $27- $20 / eyeGO October 7 - 10, 2005 Erin, Erin Fall Fair Erin Fairgrounds, 155th annual event including live entertainment, exhibits, animal shows, talent competition, demolition derby, outdoor special events such as the truck and tractor pulls, horse showingm and sheep shearing demonstrations, and agricultural awareness display, cafe and country store. 519-855-4682 October 8, 2005 Waterloo, Oktoberfest Family Pancake Breakfast Waterloo Town Square (75 King St. S., UpTown Waterloo) -TBC, Join Waterloo Town Square, 96.7 CHYM FM/570 News and the Students of Conestoga College's Food and Beverage Management Program and Chef. Training as they host their annual Oktoberfest Family Breakfast. (while supplies last) Hours - 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. (approx.) 1-800-265-6959 smetcalf@waterlootownsquare.com www.kw-visitor.on.ca Free |
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| October 7 to 15, 2005 Kitchener-Waterloo, Kitchener - Waterloo Oktoberfest Various venues in Kitchener - Waterloo, For over three decades the twin cities of Kitchener and Waterloo have hosted North America's largest Bavarian festival, and we invite you to join us! We've been honored twice with the American Bus Association's "Top Event in Canada" award, and each year we welcome visitors from around the world. This nine day festival begins on Friday Oct. 7, 2005 with a ceremonial "Tapping of the Keg". 1-888-294-HANS info@oktoberfest.ca www.oktoberfest.ca October 8, 2005 Waterloo, Great Oktoberfest Barrel Race UpTown Waterloo, Roll out the Barrel . . . and you'll have a barrel of fun! Cheer on local teams as they challenge each other in a relay-style race to push metal barrels down a hay lined track for the fastest time. Barrels race down King Street in UpTown Waterloo between William Street and Willis Way. Prizes, Trophies, and Family Fun! Hours - 10 a.m. to Noon (approx.) 1-519-885-1921 uptownwaterloobia@on.aibn.com www.uptownwaterloobia.com Free October 8, 2005 Guelph, The Arrogant Worms River Run Centre The Arrogant Worms are Canada's best known musical comedy act. Box Office 519-763-3000 www.riverrun.ca $20 / eyeGO October 8 and 9, 2005 |
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| October 10, 2005 Ancaster, Griffin House Museum Open to Public Griffin House Museum An excellent example of Ancasterâ s early history is preserved in this simple 1.5-storey house just west of the Hermitage Ruins. The Griffin House stands today as a testament to the bravery and determination of black men and women who journeyed to freedom in Southern Ontario. Open from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m Fieldcote Museum 905-648-8144 fieldcote@hamilton.ca Free |
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| October 10, 2005 Kitchener, Apple Harvest Day Doon Heritage Crossroads In celebration of the apple - a seasonal favourite - the villagers and farmers will be busy making apple butter, pressing apple cider and making apple schnitz. Bring your family for a day of fun-filled activities, while the splendid reds, yellows and golden colours of our woods make the living history village one of the prettiest places in the Region of Waterloo. 1:00 - 4:00 pm Tom Reitz 519 748-1914 rtom@region.waterloo.on.ca $6.00 adult, $3.00 child, $15.00 family October 10, 2005 Guelph, Thanksgiving Day Races Downtown Guelph The Guelph Mercury Thanksgiving Day Races in Downtown Guelph. The event includes 10K and 5K runs as well as a 3K walk providing an opportunity for everyone to be involved. A portion of entry fees will be donated to Guelph Mercury Kids to Camp Fund for disadvantaged children and youth in the Guelph area. There will also be activities for the entire family providing a festival like atmosphere. Free for spectators 519-579-3017 |
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| October 14, to 16, 2005 Bayfield, 27th Annual Rainbow Trout Derby - Joe Brandon Memorial Rainbow Valley Campground Fri. 6am to noon Sun. - Prizes for three heaviest rainbow trout weighted in at "weigh-in station". Eric Earl Memorial Trophy, 14yrs. & under; William Thorp Memorial Trophy, age 15-19yrs. Registration fee includes family camping. Children's participation encouraged. Rusty Brandon 519-233-3158 Registration fee October 14, 2005 Guelph, Famous PEOPLE Players River Run Centre Shake, Rattle & Roll is an incredible spectacle to watch! Experience the memorable music of the '50s and '60s.Canada's national treasure has become an internationally renowned black light theatre company. Box Office 519-763-3000 www.riverrun.ca $18 - $22 / eyeGO October 14 to 16, 2005 |
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| October 29, 2005 Blyth, Blyth Festival's Gala Dinner & Auction Blyth Community Centre Christmas-themed charity auction. Box Office 1-877-862-5984 info@blythfestival.com October 29, 2005 Elmira, The 32nd Annual Charity Quilt Auction Riverdale Poultry Exp. 2km W of Elmira/Church St. Sponsored by: The Elmira & District Association for Community Living. Funds raised at this event are used to support programs and services for individuals with a developmental delay and their families. This event will be held at the Riverdale Poultry Express which is 2 kms West of Elmira on Church Street West (Road 86) Amy Habermehl 519-669-3205 ahabermehl@elmiraacl.com Free October 29, 2005 Guelph, Till We Meet Again River Run Centre Till We Meet Again is an authentic re-creation of a CBC radio variety show (Music of the Stars) from the World War 11 years. It is based on interviews with dozens of war veterans and months of detailed archival research. Great care was taken onstage to evoke the sights and sounds of sixty years ago. Box Office 519-763-3000 www.riverrun.ca $23 - $21 / eyeGO October 29, 2005 Guelph, Scott Merritt and Jenny Mitchell River Run Centre Merritt is a multi-instrumentalist, talented as an acoustic and electric guitarist, keyboardist, and beat box percussionist. Box Office $18 519-763-3000 www.riverrun.ca |
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| October 29-30 2005 Elmira and Region, The Kissing Bridge Trail Studio tour Elmira, St Jacobs, Conestogo, West Montrose Welcome to the breathtaking southern Ontario country of Elmira, St.Jacobs, West Montrose, Conestogo and surrounding area. It is here where youâ ll find gorgeous fall colours, winding rivers and an area rich in culture and history. The Kissing Bridge Trail Studio Tour is named after one of the oldest covered bridges in the area, located in West Montrose. The Trans Canada Trail also runs through this fascinating areaâ as a result, this section of the Trail was named the Kissing Bridge Trail. It is this unique time when artists and artisans open their doors and welcome you into their work places. You will discover how their artwork is made and what inspires them! Friday and Saturday 10-5 www.kissingbridgetrailstudiotour.ca Natalie Prevost-Mero 519-669-0545 barefootpotter@hotmail.com Free October 31, 2005 |
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