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JULY 4 TO 30
The ATRIUM GALLERY presents
Christine Mockett: Rendez-Vous. Every
day we encounter people engaged in
curious activities. In these chance
meetings we see a fragment of what
is happening. These sculptures combine
the appearance of places and
people, and imagine anecdotes of
life for them. Viewers can walk
among them to join the narrative.
BEN FRANKLIN PLACE
101 CENTREPOINTE DRIVE
613 580-2424, EXT. 42263
WWW.CHRISTINEMOCKETT.CA
The CENTREPOINTE THEATRE
GALLERY presents Paul Hopkinson:
Spiritual Quest, an artist’s spiritual
journey of discovery and depiction
of natural Ottawa, achieved through
watercolour. Sacred Ottawa is
revealed in our city’s remaining natural
environment. Paul Hopkinson
explores where we live, where we
walk, and the untouched beauty on
our fringes and borders.
BEN FRANKLIN PLACE
101 CENTREPOINTE DRIVE
613 580-2424, EXT. 42263
WWW.FOYERGALLERY.COM
JULY 5, 12, 19 AND 26
Junior Naturalist Club at PINHEY’S
POINT HISTORIC SITE. Discover
the wonders of nature through this
interactive and hands-on workshop.
Themes include geoheritage, meteorology,
and attracting birds and butterflies
to your backyard. A great way
for children to spend time outdoors!
Admission is $5 per child.
270 PINHEY’S POINT ROAD
613 832-4347
WWW.OTTAWA.CA/MUSEUMS
JULY 6, 13, 20 AND 27
Open Stage with Jaan and friends at
the OLD MILL AT ASHTON
COUNTRY PUB AND EATERY.
Come for a Sunday afternoon of
music and bring your instrument(s).
OLD MILL AT ASHTON COUNTRY PUB AND EATERY
613 257-4423
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Registered Audiologist
HEARING SOLUTIONS CLINIC - CLINIQUE DE SOLUTIONS AUDITIVES
Due West Magazine • Page 19 • Summer 2008