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RBC Painting Competition National Exhibition Tour. October 22, 2008 — November 2, 2010
| Description | An eight-city exhibition tour showcasing the work of the 15 semi-finalists of the RBC Canadian Painting Competition stops in London. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the competition aims to raise the awareness of emerging Canadian visual artists. Governor General Michaëlle Jean announced Jeremy Hof from Vancouver as the national winner and Amanda Reeves from Oakville and Will Murray from Montreal as the honourable mentioned. An unprecedented $145,000 in prize money was awarded for this year, including $25,000 to the winner, $15,000 to each of the honourable mentioned and $7,500 to the remaining semi-finalists. |
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| Category | Visual Arts |
| Location | Museum London |
| Website | http://www.museumlondon.ca |
Water Mark & Drowning Ophelia. January 17, 2010 — April 4, 2010
| Description | On View January 17 - April 4, 2010 Water Mark prints by GERARD BRENDER À BRANDIS BRIAN HOLDEN LUCINDA JONES Drowning Ophelia new media, video, photography, painting, and sculptural works by JANET BELLOTTO JOHN DICKSON JANIETA EYRE SUE LLOYD PAULETTE PHILLIPS MÉLANIE ROCAN SHARON SWITZER Gallery Stratford presents the openings of WATER MARK and DROWNING OPHELIA, each a group exhibition comprised of works by artists who examine the role of water from varying perspectives. The images in these exhibitions blur the lines between scientific realism and romantic contextualization, illuminating the expansive interrelationships that exist in both historical and contemporary landscapes. WATER MARK is composed of works by three artists who explore the Grand River and the surrounding organic environments, exploring the appearance of water in the natural world and its contemporary representation in an array of print making techniques and styles. Gerard Brender à Brandis’ work Water: the Great Giver and the Great Taker-Away, presented here derives from a series of images of the Grand River. Brian Holden’s series Water in the Wilderness: Northwestern Ontario comes from his fascination not only with landscape, which is a prominent component in many of his images, but also from the structures and forms found in the many varieties of organic life. In Experiencing Water, Lucinda Jones’ approach to evoking underwater scenes viewed during aquatic passage recalls Islamic Art, where repeated patterns and forms constitute an infinite pattern that extends beyond the visible material world. DROWNING OPHELIA poses several questions such as: How do artists tell stories in their work? How does contemporary art reflect and reveal narrative traditions? How does the art of today record and describe the world around us? And must ‘the real’ be fictionalized in order to be thought? This group show delves into the timely and timeless allegory of Ophelia’s loss of judgment and her subsequent watery demise in an exhibition of new media, video, photography, painting, and sculptural works by these contemporary artists, provoking an exploration and analysis of the influence of water in our time, as well as the possibilities and potentialities found throughout literature and art. |
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| Category | Visual Arts |
| Location | Gallery Stratford |
| Website | http://www.gallerystratford.on.ca |
| Contact | Andrea Jennings |
Winter Education Programs. January 18, 2010 — April 6, 2010
| Description | Children’s Classes & Workshops Drawing and Painting with Inspiration (ages 7-12) Students will develop their drawing and painting skills while exploring the work of some of the great Master Painters. Fundamentals of drawing including line drawing, shade and shadow, texture and colour will be explored. Students of any ability are welcome to have fun and learn in this creative class environment. 6 weeks, Mondays 4:30-6 pm, (No class Family Day, February 15, 2010) January 18 – March 1, 2010 $85.00 Gallery Members, $95.00 Non-Members All materials supplied Illustration and Cartooning Class (ages 7-12) Back by popular demand this class will allow the opportunity to explore your drawing skills through character development, and lots of drawing! Lead by local professional illustrator Todd Mulligan. Come to develop and improve your drawing skills while having fun. Students of any ability are welcome. 6 weeks, Thursdays, 7- 8:30 pm January 21– February 25, 2010 $85.00 Gallery Members, $95.00 Non-Members All materials supplied March Break 2010 March Break Art Camp for ages 7-12, March 15-19 A creative break from school for children at their neighborhood Art Gallery. Each day your child can discover a new artistic medium with a different artist/educator. $30.00/Day or $135.00/Week Gallery Members, $35.00/Day or $160.00/Week Non Members Adult’s Classes & Workshops (teens welcome) Printmaking for Teens and Adults with Lucinda Jones The January exhibit Water Mark showcases the work of local printmakers. Inspired by this creative medium this class will explore a variety of printmaking techniques including mono prints and relief prints. No experience necessary, all are welcome. Lead by local exhibiting artist Lucinda Jones. 6 weeks, Tuesdays 7-9:30 pm March 2 – April 6, 2010 $125.00 Gallery Members, $135.00 Non-Members All materials supplied The Next Step, Drawing and Painting Workshops for Teens and Adults These two classes will focus on improving your drawing skills and to strengthen your painting technique. Bring in a work that you have already started or start something new. All materials supplied. Lead by local artist Wendy O’Brien. Two Saturdays, 1-4 pm February 27 & March 6, 2010 $85.00 Gallery Members, $90.00 Non-Members All materials supplied |
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| Category | Workshops & Seminars |
| Location | Gallery Stratford |
| Website | http://www.gallerystratford.on.ca |
McIntosh Gallery Exhibition – Our relationship to the Natural Environment.. March 4, 2010 — April 24, 2010
| Description | Genetic modification, climate change, land rights, technologies of war and related concerns are discussed every day in the media. They are also the subject of much contemporary art. The twelve artists in this exhibition—Barbara Astman, Carl Beam, Ron Benner, Susan Dobson, Murray Favro, Elle Flanders, Wyn Geleynse, Frances Leeming, Gwen MacGregor, Dennis Oppenheim, Heidi Schaefer and Jamasie Teevee—address these issues and the broader relationship of nature and human nature to culture and technology. For more information contact: James Patten at: jpatten2@uwo.ca; (519) 661-2111 ext. 84602 |
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| Category | Visual Arts |
| Location | McIntosh Gallery at The University of Western Ontario |
| Website | http://www.mcintoshgallery.ca |
| Contact | James Patten |
Rachel Snow in Concert. March 7, 2010 — April 11, 2010
| Description | One of London's finest soprano talents and winner of two London Music Awards for Classical Vocalist returns to the Aeolian Hall on Saturday, April 10 at 7:30 with an amazing program of classical and popular music. She will be accompanied by Esther Joo of Toronto and joined by guest tenor, Craig Bowie. Tickets are $20 and available from Aeolian Hall and Grand Theatre and their websites |
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| Category | Music |
| Location | Aeolian Hall |
| Website | http://www.rachelsnow.ca |
| Contact | rachel@rachelsnow.ca |
Celebri. March 9, 2010 — April 8, 2010
| Description | On April 1st 2010, for the 3rd year in a row, music students from our local Catholic High schools will join together to perform and share their musical talents. A joint fundraiser with local Knights of Columbus councils, this program is back by popular demand for what promises to be another exciting evening. Proceeds to support musical education, and the charitable works of the Knights of Columbus. Adults $10, Students $5. Tickets can be ordered online, or by calling Jaye (226-663-1338), Michael (519-668-6956), Peter (519-672-7134) or Steve (519-660-1354) or by purchasing from your local Catholic High School. |
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| Category | Music |
| Location | Mother Teresa Secondary School |
| Website | http://www.kofc10561.com |
| Contact | Jaye Bowers |
Celebri. March 18, 2010 — April 1, 2010
| Description | On April 1st 2010, for the 3rd year in a row, music students from our local Catholic High schools will join together to perform and share their musical talents. A joint fundraiser with local Knights of Columbus councils, this program is back by popular demand for what promises to be another exciting evening. Proceeds to support musical education, and the charitable works of the Knights of Columbus. Adults $10, Students $5. Tickets can be ordered online, or by calling Jaye (226-663-1338), Michael (519-668-6956), Peter (519-672-7134) or Steve (519-660-1354) or by purchasing from your local Catholic High School. |
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| Category | Music |
| Location | Mother Teresa Secondary School |
| Website | http://www.kofc10561.com |
| Contact | Jaye Bowers |
Inside Out. March 18, 2010 — April 30, 2010
| Description | Come INSIDE where it's warm from OUT where it's cold and enjoy the current show at Art Rental and Sales Gallery, Museum London. 'INSIDE OUT' treats us to views of "Blue Skaters" (Christopher Griffin), "Water Woods" (Lesley Fitzpatrick),"Lake O'Hara"(Antje Laidler) and "Fishing Boats"(David Peacock). Catherine Morrisey's"Painting The View From Blackfriars" contrasts with Leszek Wyczolkowski's "Nocturne". Al McGrath takes us down an "Irish Street" while Phyllis Alter shows us an interior and Hannah Ruminski suggests some "Furniture". "Tide's Out"for Jane Ogborne, while Rory O'Kelly views "Southampton" and Eric Ladelpha is "Waiting With A Bag". Additional scenes, both INSIDE and OUT, are intriguing, while tulips and other flowers suggest the Spring we're eagerly awaiting. This show at ARSG bridges that gap between the gloom of winter and the hoped - for warmth of Spring. Come INSIDE and see it! |
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| Category | Visual Arts |
| Location | Art Rental and Sales Gallery |
| Website | http://www.arsg.museumlondon.ca |
| Contact | 519-661-0333 |
Fridge Door Live! Monday Night Theatre. March 22, 2010 — May 17, 2010
| Description | Fridge Door Live! Theatre Builds Confidence, Develops Competence, and Encourages Collaboration, in a personal and caring atmosphere, through the process of a performing arts experience. Youth, grade 4-8 will be involved in theatre activity while preparing for a final staged production. Visit the website for more information or to register online. |
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| Category | Children's Programs |
| Website | http://www.FridgeDoorLive.com |
Community Mixer - Part of London Tech Week. April 1, 2010
| Description | Wrap up London Tech Week 2010 with a bang! The Tech Week Mixer is an ideal place for your and your team to network with London's techies, entrepreneurs, and community and business leaders. Mix and mingle over munchies and meet up with familiar faces and folks you'll get to know for the first time, all while celebrating our region's thriving technology sector. This FREE event is open to the entire business community. Register online at www.techalliance.ca |
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| Category | Workshops & Seminars |
| Location | London Tap House, 545.5 Richmond St. |
| Website | http://www.techalliance.ca |
| Contact | Sarah Currie |
Pillar Community Innovation Awards – Call for Nominations open April 1. April 1, 2010 — June 30, 2010
| Description | Pillar Community Innovation Awards – Call for Nominations open April 1. The Community Innovation Awards highlight how the nonprofit sector’s innovation, leadership, and collaboration improves the quality of life in London and surrounding area. The four award categories are: Innovation, Leadership, Impact and Collaboration. Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to nominate individuals, nonprofits and charities, businesses and government sector organizations who work with the nonprofit sector to make our community brighter. Nominations will be accepted from April 1- June 30th. Award recipients will receive $2500 to be directed to the registered charity of their choice. |
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| Category | Community |
| Website | http://bit.ly/PillarAwards2010 |
Children & Adult Classes. April 1, 2010
| Description | Spring Education Programs Announced Explore and Create Art at Gallery Stratford Become a Gallery member and receive discounts on programs Children’s Classes & Workshops Mixed Media and Collage (ages 7-12) This class encourages students to sample a variety of subject matter and media such as drawing, painting and sculpture. Students learn about colour, composition while working with a wide range of materials and methods in a fun and creative atmosphere. 6 weeks, Mondays, 4:30-6:00 pm April 12 - May 17, 2010 Cost: $85 Gallery - Member, $ 95 Non- Member All materials provided Still Life, Landscape and In Between (13-16 years) Develop skills in drawing and rendering while exploring perspective drawing, composition, shade and shadow. Mediums that will be explored include; conté, inks, pencil crayons, and pastels. 6 weeks, Thursdays 4:30-6:00 pm April 8 – May 13 Cost: $85 Gallery Member, $ 95 Non-Member All materials provided Teens and Adult Classes Beginner Photography for Teens and Adults Photography for SLR cameras. Get comfortable with your camera and learn how to take great photographs with local photographer Terry Manzo. Tuesdays, Starting, 7-9:30 pm + One 3 hour Saturday, TBA April 20 – May 18, 2010 Cost: $100 Gallery Member, $115 Non-Member Intermediate Photography for Teens and Adults Intermediate Photography for SLR cameras. Continue to learn about your camera and expand on how to take great photographs with local professional photographer Terry Manzo. Please bring your camera and manual to class. Tuesdays, Starting, 7-9:30 pm + One 3 hour Saturday, TBA May 25 – June 22, 2010 $100 Gallery Member, $115 Non-Member Anatomy for Artists for Teens and Adults, with Katherine Willmore Ph.D. The aim of this course is to provide the artist with a foundation of the anatomy and biomechanics of the entire human body, thereby informing the artist on how to portray realistic dynamic forms and enhance perception of detail and proportion. Divided over a period of six weeks, the body will be explored from head to toe, emphasizing how different muscles and bones work in unison to create movement. This course will not provide any drawing or sculpting instruction, though participants are welcome to draw if they like. Bring your sketchbook. Thursdays, Starting 7-9 pm April 8- May 13, 2010 $85.00 Gallery Member, $95.00 Non-member Water Colour Workshop for Teens and Adults with Teddy Payne Continue to learn about water colour painting. Bring in your questions, already started paintings and creativity. Learn in a relaxed and fun environment. It is suggested that you already are familiar with the basics of water colour painting. Saturday, May 15, 2010 1-4 pm $ 50.00 Gallery Member, $55.00 Non-Member All materials provided |
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| Category | Workshops & Seminars |
| Location | Gallery Stratford |
| Website | http://www.gallerystratford.on.ca |
All About Pets Show. April 2, 2010 — April 4, 2010
| Description | A pet lovers paradise all under one roof! The 17th Annual All About Pets Show, Easter Family Pet Festival. Championship Cat Show, Breeders Row, North American Flyball Championship, over 160 vendors selling products and services, Rescue groups, pet fashion show. Meet Dr. Stanley Coren, world renown animal behaviourist, who has been on Oprah, Larry King Live, Dateline... The show is designed to educate and be entertaining. |
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| Category | Festivals/Parades |
| Location | International Centre, 6900 Airport Road, Mississauga |
| Website | http://www.allaboutpetsshow.com |
| Contact | Terrie DeMarchi |
The Geography of Hope: A Tour of the World We Need. April 7, 2010
| Description | “Would this – this place, this machine, this social system or way of life – be capable of continuing on its present course for the foreseeable future without exhausting the planet’s ability to sustain human life at something like the current population and quality of life?” This is the question author and journalist Chris Turner asked before travelling the globe in search of hope for a sustainable future. The result of his findings presents a global survey on the state of the art in sustainable living – the people who live it and the lessons to be learned. His voice rises in hope in a chorus of environmental recriminations. Author Chris Turner comes to the University of Western Ontario to discuss his book, "The Geography of Hope: A Tour of the World We Need," on April 7, 2010 from 4:30-6:00 p.m. in the University Community Centre, room 146. Turner is the author of the international bestseller "Planet Simpson: How A Cartoon Masterpiece Documented an Era and Defined a Generation." Presented by The McConnell Family Foundation and the Global and Ecosystem Health Interest Group at the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, in collaboration with The Centre for Environment and Sustainability. |
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| Category | Community |
| Location | The University of Western Ontario |
| Website | http://www.uwo.ca/enviro/Announcements/GeographyofHope.pdf |
Relationships: We Can't Live Without Them. April 8, 2010
| Description | “Relationships: We Can't Live Without Them,” which will include three weekly 45 to 60 minute presentations followed by a 30 to 45 minute Q&A session, kicks off Thursday, April 1 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the London Central Library (251 Dundas Street) in the Stevenson and Hunt Room A. Please note that two hours of free validated parking is available in Citi Plaza during library hours. "The Greatest Gift you will ever Give your Child" considers how we interact with our children in their first year of life teaches them what to expect from others, and will affect how they think and manage their emotions for the rest of their life. Moran will explore the nature of this first relationship, its function for the child, and how it is shaped by our first interactions with our babies. |
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| Category | Workshops & Seminars |
| Location | London Central Library in the Stevenson and Hunt Room A |
| Website | http://psychology.uwo.ca/inthecommunity.htm |
| Contact | Marcia Steyaert |
Mystic Roots Conference: Divine Connections. April 9, 2010 — April 11, 2010
| Description | Mystic Roots is a conference of the many mystical spiritual paths and faiths who desire to teach each other and promote fellowship among all esoteric traditions. Three days of classes, seminars, and rituals with nightly drumming and entertainment. This 3-day event has brought together over 30 classes and rituals presented by local instructors, internationally renowned guest speakers and authors. Along with workshops, MRC offers over 40 tables of merchandise in our Merchant Room. MRC is a weekend focusing on networking, providing access to information, exclusive vendors, and celebrating with those of like-mind. Our Goal is to unite and strengthen the Southwestern Ontario community. We warmly welcome all who are of earth-based spirituality and/or open-minded to join us in a sacred space where communication of live love, and spirituality is available without fear or prejudice. The focus of MRC is on the earth, through conservation, preservation, worship, and action. The MRC board members endorse all things natural such as holistic practices/remedies, and hold a strong interest in metaphysical studies. We strive to offer a safe and supportive environment, where people can learn how to connect with divinity, and find "themselves" in the process. |
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| Category | Special Events |
| Location | Ramada Inn, London, ON |
| Website | http://www.mysticrootsconference.com |
| Contact | Fox Oak |
Ontario Society of Artists Anniversary Exhibition & Permanent Collection Exhibition. April 11, 2010 — June 6, 2010
| Description | BEING IN TIME Past to Present: Ontario Society of Artists Anniversary Exhibition Group Exhibition, Gallery 1 & 2 Carla Garnet, Guest Curator Curated by Carla Garnet, BEING IN TIME, on view at Gallery Stratford April 11th through to June 6th 2010, celebrates the 138th anniversary of the Ontario Society of Artists by taking up as its very theme the existence in Canada of the OSA, a uniquely durable artists society, that remains contemporary over time. Literally brimming with images of figure and ground in a variety of media this 138th Annual OSA Members Exhibition celebrates the OSA’s constant work to provide opportunities for its membership, to work, exhibit, document, educate and reflect on the natural and man-made beauty found in this province and beyond by featuring contemporary abstracts and representations of nature and culture by 61 member artists, which are complimented by the inclusion of exemplary oil and pencil studies by past society members such as: A.Y. Jackson, Arthur Lismer and Doris McCarthy. Artists: Ona Alisauskas, Robert Amirault, Valerie Ashton, Nadia Bechirian-Tiseo, Peter Barelkowski, Andrea Bird, Lillian Michiko Blakey, Kelly Borgers, George Boyer, Carmel Brennan, Bruno Capolongo, Ray Cattell, Rita Choy-Ng, Susan Clark, Lynda Cunningham, Pat Dumas-Hudecki, Nancy De Boni, Elizabeth Elliott, Carole Edwards, Jean Eng, Pat Fairhead, Mary Ellen Farrow, Judith Finch, Maya Foltyn, Heather Grindley, Cathy Groulx, Diana Harding-Tucker, Janet Hendershot, Robin Hesse, Kate Hyde, Tara Imerson, Shahla Jamal, Laurin Jeffrey, Linda Kemp, Lila Lewis Irving, Mary Anne Ludlam, Sheila Roberts MacDonald, James MacDougall, Janice Mason Steeves, Vallery Mokrytzki, Robert Montgomery, Ryan Moon Song, Mary Ng, Audra Noble, Mary Anne Pavey, Germinio Politi, Helena Pravda, George Raab, Alejandro Rabazo, Janet Read, Doreen Renner, Asher Sadeh, John Schweitzer, Christina Sealy, Gerald Sevier, Dragan Sekaric Shex, Johanna Skelly, Alice Teichert, Gerd Untermann, Wynn Walters, and Yetvart Garbis Yaghdjian STONE, PAPER, INK PRINTS FROM THE 70’s, 80’s and 90’s Permanent Collection Exhibition Gallery 3 Les Levine, J.C. Heywood, Otis Tamasauskas, and Harold Klunder. Carla Garnet, Guest Curator Viewed as an installation this selection of fifteen prints playfully reveals the double potential of images to operate both as abstract signs and as representational pictures encoded with history by showcasing Levine, Heywood, Tamasauskas and Klunder’s engagement with early 20th century collage strategies, colour, technique and the possibilities of pressing ink on paper. |
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| Category | Visual Arts |
| Location | Gallery Stratford |
| Website | http://www.gallerystratford.on.ca |
The Big Tasting. April 12, 2010
| Description | The world's biggest Portuguese wine tasting event, in association with Waitrose, brought to you by Vini Portugal. Hosted by Oz Clarke, and includes wine from Cliff Richard’s winery in the Algarve. The wines can be bought at selected Waitrose stores and tasted along at home as the event is being streamed live on the internet at www.thebigtasting.com and www.twitter.com/VPWine. Tickets to the event can be bought at www.seetickets.com. |
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| Category | Entertainment |
| Location | Lord's Cricket Gound, St John's Wood Road, Paddington, London, NW8 8QN |
| Website | http://www.thebigtasting.com |
Yuri's Night 2010: Dream. Explore. Celebrate.. April 12, 2010
| Description | On Monday April 12, 2010, the Centre for Planetary Science and Exploration (CPSX)at the University of Western Ontario hosts a series of events to celebrate Yuri's Night 2010. • 11:00 a.m.: keynote address by Astronaut Steve MacLean, current president of the Canadian Space Agency - location TBD. • 3-5:00 p.m.: A panel of space experts discussing the future of human space exploration - Biological and Geological Sciences, room 0153. • 7-9:00 p.m.: The Cronyn Observatory will be open for anyone interested in some stargazing. Yuri's Night is an international celebration held on April 12th every year to celebrate humanity’s achievements in space. This date marks the anniversary of Yuri Gagarin’s first flight into space in 1961, and the first launch of the US Space Shuttle in 1981. Yuri's Night aims to increase public interest in space exploration and to inspire a new generation of explorers. |
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| Category | Community |
| Location | The University of Western Ontario |
| Website | http://planetsci.uwo.ca/PS%20Seminar/YurisNight.html |
Relationships: We Can't Live Without Them. April 15, 2010
| Description | A new lecture series, presented by faculty members from the Department of Psychology at The University of Western Ontario, will help shed some light on how we influence and are influenced by each other, and how social relationships have the power to both hurt and heal. “Relationships: We Can't Live Without Them,” which will include three weekly 45 to 60 minute presentations followed by a 30 to 45 minute Q&A session, kicks off Thursday, April 1 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the London Central Library (251 Dundas Street) in the Stevenson and Hunt Room A. Please note that two hours of free validated parking is available in Citi Plaza during library hours. "Why Do Children Flock Together?" Children spend a great deal of time interacting with peers throughout childhood and adolescence. What are the effects of these experiences? What happens when peer relationships go wrong? In this talk we will explore the impact of peer relationships on behaviour and well-being in childhood and adolescence. |
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| Category | Workshops & Seminars |
| Location | London Central Library in the Stevenson and Hunt Room A |
| Website | http://psychology.uwo.ca/inthecommunity.htm |
| Contact | Marcia Steyaert |
Over55 Job Club. April 15, 2010 — April 20, 2010
| Description | Job Club for participants 55 years of age and better. Discussion of the job search and experiences, advice for mature workers seeking employment. Takes place Tuesday April 20 from 10 a.m. til noon. For info call 519 438-1111. |
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| Category | Community |
| Location | Bob Hayward YMCA |
| Website | http://www.over55london.ca |
| Contact | Don Nicholson |
Superfly. April 17, 2010
| Description | Come watch Superfly, this power house funk band. Only $2 at the door! Brought to you by Bluesfest London!! |
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| Category | Music |
| Location | The Dawghouse - 699 Wilkins St |
| Website | http://www.thebluesfest.com/bluesfest_london/london_local_blues_events.htm |
| Contact | Bill May |
Change The World. April 18, 2010 — May 9, 2010
| Description | ChangeTheWorld Ontario Youth Volunteer Challenge is a way for Ontario teens to make a difference in their lives and communities through volunteering. Help us meet our goal of 10,000 Ontario youth volunteering for three hours during National Volunteer Week, April 18-May 9, 2010. |
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| Category | Community |
| Website | http://www.pillarnonprofit.ca/news_and_events/ontario_youth_volunteer_challenge_changetheworld_2010/ |
The 2010 BIG COMEDY GO-TO!. April 22, 2010 — April 24, 2010
| Description | The 2010 Big Comedy Go-To is a multi-disciplinary comedy festival featuring a diverse and eclectic mix of sketch, improv, stand-up, musical comedy, cabaret and comic theatre. Join your favourite local artists like Fully Insured, The Boneyard Man, and Matt Martin, along with top-drawer touring artists like Uncalled For, Paul Hutcheson, Death Ray Cabaret, Approximately 3 Peters, Christel Bartelse and more as they bring you an action-packed weekend of hilarious entertainment. Check out our website, which is packed with information about the artists, venues, shows, events, and ticketing information. www.bigcomedygoto.wetpaint.com |
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| Category | Performing Arts |
| Location | The Arts Project, 203 Dundas Street |
| Website | http://www.bigcomedygoto.wetpaint.com |
| Contact | Jayson McDonald, Artistic Producer |
Spring Pottery Show and Sale. April 23, 2010 — April 25, 2010
| Description | The London Potters Guild’s Annual Spring Show and Sale will be held at the new London Clay Art Centre, located at 664 Dundas Street, the weekend of April 23rd, 24th and 25th. This sale boasts a record number of potters participating. Both functional and sculptural pieces will be available from the 44 clay artists. |
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| Category | Special Events |
| Location | London Clay Art Centre |
| Website | http://www.londonpottersguild.org/ |
| Contact | admin@londonpottersguild.org |
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