Heads & Tales at La Poche

Sunday June 8 at 4:00pm - La Poche, 40 Quebec St Guelph. The intimate, charming performance venue (and barbershop by day) across from The Bookshelf.

I love this show and I think you will too.

HEADS & TALES

I arrive with a hat filled with titles of poems, monologues, and stories. You draw a title and I recite it. No two shows alike. A plethora of recitations ready to go at the drop of a...

This show is infectious. Everyone wants to hear what comes next.

I have a vast and varied repertoire sure to please all tastes.

I think La Poche is the perfect place for an afternoon of storytelling & recitations.

Warning: one's imagination ignites. Caution advised.

Floods, Fires and Fortitude. - Alton Ontario

I came across this lovely sentiment while reviewing my notes for the upcoming storytelling walking tour.

Nancy Early wrote a wonderful tribute to William Algie, the man behind the Beaver Knitting Mill (Alton Mill Arts Centre). His influence can be found throughout Alton and beyond.

Here's what his brother Robert said as William was laid to rest at the Alton cemetery, "...if everyone to whom he has done some kindly, generous act were to bring a blossom to his grave he would sleep tonight beneath a wilderness of flowers."

Experience the thrills, joys, struggles and tenderness as we stroll through the Alton Mill Arts Centre and village of Alton Ontario this summer.

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Guelph Male Choir

I enjoy my Wednesday rehearsals with these fine gentlemen. And soon we'll get to share what we do with you.

This is a great way to keep the vocal chords in shape for walking tours and performances. 

I hope you'll come and hear us, May 11 at 3pm at Harcourt Church on Dean Ave Guelph.

A great way to share Mother's Day! 

Tickets HERE

Lilt of Laughter, Trace of Tears. Tickets

 

Now on sale here

Alton Mill Arts Centre - Floods, Fires, and Fortitude Tour

Step into the past with "Floods, Fires & Fortitude," an immersive experience that vividly brings local history to life. Guided by performer and playwright Jay Wilson, this unforgettable walking tour weaves together dramatic storytelling, historical facts, and a touch of theatrical magic.

From devastating floods to raging fires and the resilient spirits who rebuilt from the ashes, you’ll journey through the real stories that shaped our community. With Jay’s dynamic performance leading the way, history isn’t just told — it’s felt.

Perfect for history buffs, theatre lovers, and the simply curious.

Whether you're a local or a first-time visitor, get ready to see the village and Alton Mill like never before.

Runs rain or shine. Comfortable shoes are recommended. Fortitude encouraged.

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Gwelf Early Days for arts students

Wow, that was fun. The Gwelf Early Days storytelling walking tour for students of theatre arts - my kind of people.

Neat program eh? SEE HERE

Yea street theatre!

One Man Show

Now Booking 2025/26 season

519 820-3269

JayWalkingGuelph@gmail.com