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SEPTEMBER 23
ARTEAST GROW WITH ART presents
An Update on the New Shenkman
Arts Centre. Arteast is a non-profit visual
organization that welcomes artists of
all media.
NORTH GLOUCESTER PUBLIC LIBRARY
2036 OGILVIE ROAD
613 692-5120
WWW.ARTEASTOTTAWA.COM
SEPTEMBER 28
The BILLINGS ESTATE NATIONAL
HISTORIC SITE hosts Sunday Series
Tea and Tour at 2 p.m. Learn about a
unique aspect of the community’s history
every Sunday afternoon, followed
by tea in the gardens. Topics about
exploring both the area’s natural and
human histories will vary. Cost is $7 for
tour, tea and scone.
2100 CABOT STREET
613 247-4830
WWW.OTTAWA.CA/MUSEUMS
OCTOBER
OCTOBER 2 TO 28
The GLOUCESTER GALLERY presents
M. (Peggy) Hughes: Scratching the
Surface Too. Images and shapes are
painted and scratched onto the surface
of the canvas, emerging as personal
icons. In this exhibition, the artist uses
these personal icons and “mindscapes”
as metaphors to explore isolation and
to seek truth in art and life.
ORLEANS CLIENT SERVICE CENTRE
255 CENTRUM BOULEVARD, 1ST FLOOR
613 580-2424 EXT. 29288
WWW.OTTAWA.CA/RESIDENTS/ARTS/GALLERIES_EXHIBIT/GL
OUCESTER_EN.HTML
The CUMBERLAND GALLERY presents
Arts Ottawa East: Selections 2008.
Works in a variety of media by visual
artist members of this vibrant, proactive,
non-profit community-based
organization are featured in this annual
group exhibition. AOE is dedicated
to promoting, supporting and developing
the practice and appreciation of
the arts in Ottawa.
ORLEANS CLIENT SERVICE CENTRE
255 CENTRUM BOULEVARD, 2ND FLOOR
613 580-2424 EXT. 29288
WWW.OTTAWA.CA/RESIDENTS/ARTS/GALLERIES_EXHIBIT/CU
MBERLAND_EN.HTML
OCTOBER 4 AND 25
The MAPLE LEAF ALMRAUSCH
CLUB presents Ottawa Octoberfest.
Music by Montreal’s Edelweiss Band
and performances by the Bavarian
Folk Dancers. Traditional German dinners
and snacks available. Registration
required.
3928 FARMERS WAY
BRUCE MALLON, 613 822-0737
OCTOBER 11
Monthly meeting of the ORLÉANS
PHOTO CLUB.
VISUAL ARTS CENTRE OF ORLEANS
1490 YOUVILLE DRIVE
WWW.ORLEANSPHOTOCLUB.COM
OCTOBER 20
The GLOUCESTER HORTICUL-
TURAL SOCIETY presents
Indoor/Outdoor Christmas Decorations
by the GHS Members. Gardeners will
enjoy the companionship of Master
Gardeners and new friends by joining
the GHS. Annual fees are $20 (single)
and $25 (family). Each meeting will
have a speaker or a garden tour (for
example, a tour of the Gardens of
Hudson, Quebec).
TOP GENERATION HALL
4373 GENERATION COURT
613 822-1017
WWW.GARDENONTARIO.ORG
OCTOBER 21 TO NOVEMBER 8
The OTTAWA LITTLE THEATRE
presents Perfect Wedding, a romantic
farce by Robin Hawdon. On the morning
of his nuptials, a groom wakes up
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in the bridal suite to find a strange girl
beside him. Before he can react, his
bride-to-be arrives to dress for the big
day and mayhem ensues. Rating: PG –
mature subject matter, mild sexual
innuendoes. Tickets are $24, $20 for
seniors (60 and over), $10 for students
(Tuesday to Thursday, ID required).
Evenings 8 p.m., November 2nd matinee
at 2 p.m.
400 KING EDWARD AVENUE
613 233-8948
WWW.OTTAWALITTLETHEATRE.COM
OCTOBER 24
The CANADA SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM invites
you to participate at 7 p.m. in Family
Astronomy and Space Workshops: Build
a Balloon Powered Moon Rover. This
hands-on workshop encourages
exploration of science and astronomy,
complemented by either a guided
tour of the heavens in the inflatable
planetarium, a visit to the Canada in
Space exhibition or a visit to the
Helen Sawyer Hogg Observatory
(weather permitting).
1867 ST. LAURENT BOULEVARD
613 442-4416
WWW.SCIENCETECH.TECHNOMUSES.CA
OCTOBER 25 TO 31
The CUMBERLAND HERITAGE
VILLAGE MUSEUM presents the
Halloween Ghost Tour from 10 a.m. to
4 p.m. Lanterns light the night as you
take a guided tour around the village.
Learn about the secrets of our resident
spirits. Wear your scariest costume.
By appointment only!
2940 OLD MONTREAL ROAD
613 833-3059
WWW.MUSEUMS@OTTAWA.CA
OCTOBER 28
ARTEAST GROW WITH ART presents
Painting with the Oriental Brush at
7:30 p.m., presented by Rowena