On Being Creative

You may have heard of this series lead by Peter Szabo of Possibility Films.

Co partners Ed Video and The Guelph Arts Council along with Peter invite artists to talk creativity.

"What helps to make creativity happen? "What inspires you?" "What advice would you have?"

It's a chance to invigorate, inspire, share.

I am excited to be sharing the discussion with Joan Hug-Valeriote, teacher, quilter.

Come join us at the ArtBar!

PSST Look at Joan's work!!

Guelph Walking Tour Season begins

It's time to go JayWalking Guelph! 

👉 TICKETS HERE

Scandalous Guelph - The Indoor Version

Saturday April 27, 2024 at 8pm

At 10C Shared Space at 42 Carden Street Guelph

An indoor walking tour whereby you never leave your seat.

Images and sound effects compliment the true tales of Guelph Scandal

Shocking!

TICKETS HERE

Live Theatre, Barrie ON, for Mother's Day

Hey Barrie, Shanty Bay, Edgar, ON Here's a sneak preview of the show coming to the Edgar Community Hall- 1167 Old Barrie Road West.

Mother's Day, Sunday May 12, for a 2pm matinee.👉 Have a look Here

A little bit about Lilt of Laughter, Trace of Tears.

The Edgar Community Hall - 1167 Old Barrie Road West, Shanty Bay ON (near Barrie)

It's a great intimate location for this show. Mom will love it.

TICKETS HERE 

Explore Guelph Pass 2024

 

Attention conference attendies!

Coming to a conference this year in fabulous Guelph? Make sure you get your hands on the Explore Guelph Pass, compliments of Visit Guelph.

Great savings on food and attractions during your stay here including the JayWalking Guelph tour offer, valid all year long.

Details coming soon.

Summer season announced

Attention walking tour fans. Tickets are now available for the 2024 season.

New time. Tours will begin at 8pm this year.

Gwelf Early Days - Every Thursday at 8pm

The Unfortunate Man - Every Friday at 8pm

Scandalous Guelph - Every Saturday at 8pm

All summer long

Edgar Community Hall - Old Barrie Road - Shanty Bay ON

I am going to be performing Lilt of Laughter, Trace of Tears in this charming historic facility on Sunday May 12 (Mother's Day) at 2:00pm.

Many years ago I lived on a farm near this building.

I have been speaking with Oro Township, asking for some history about the Community Hall to include in an upcoming press release about the show. Lori from the Township of Oro has been most helpful. She sent me this school picture she came across from 1893.

It's an interesting photo. Some of the children look to old and some look to young to be attending school. There seems to be an inordinate amount of adults in the picture. Surely there would be one teacher in this one-room school and maybe a part-time custodian.

I also like the way the photographer has not only lined up the children according to height in each row, he has also placed tree branches across the front row, giving it a country feel.

You can also conclude that there are some students likely connected to the nearby African Episcopal Methodist Church who are attending S.S. #6.

I look forward to learning more about The Edgar Hall and I especially look forward to animating the space with some charming Irish stories.

Imagine life in this area in 1893!