Georgetown Bach Chorale (GBC) had a packed house at Georgetown’s Knox Presbyterian Church on Saturday night for their concert of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and choral works. All the pews were tightly filled, more Read More
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Here’s some unusual news about some artists who have responded creatively to the Greenbelt legislation. Artists Michelle Teitsma, Kim Rempel and Jan Yates have been working for over a year on a project examining Read More
Here’s some interesting art news from a former colleague with Halton-Peel Communications Association, Eleanor Brownridge, herself an accomplished artist: The work of five new, local artists, sculptor Paul Vodak, photographer MK Lynde, stained glass Read More
We just received some news about an art auction to benefit the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Bidding can be done online. Here are the details. JORDAN ART GALLERY HEART TO HEART AUCTION OF ART Silent Read More
Georgetown Choral Society (GCS) participated in a combined mass performance at Avery Fisher Hall in Lincoln Center, New York City, on January 18. Some of the night’s proceeds are going to relief efforts in Haiti. Read More
Yesterday Mike & I attended an important media event at the Art Gallery of Hamilton (AGH) where some new African works of art were unveiled. We hope to publish a photo of this in our Read More
Don’t miss this! SPECIAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT To make you feel part of the season Monday, December 14, 7 pm St. John’s United Church 11 Guelph Street, Georgetown the first block south of the Y intersection with Read More
The winner of the draw for two free tickets to the Amy Sky, Marc Jordan and Dan Hill concert on Dec. 17 in Guelph is Carolyn Martin of Georgetown. Thanks to everyone who entered the draw. Read More
Just a few days left to enter our draw for a free pair of tickets to the big-name concert of the season! The contest closes Sat. Dec. 12 at noon. Amy Sky, Marc Jordan and Dan Read More
“A Candlelight Christmas” on Dec. 5 began with the Georgetown Choral Society (GCS) walking down the aisles through the audience, holding flickering lights while the women hummed “O Come Emmanuel.” The sound was like a medieval Read More
