Events
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Fred Haines Commemorative Exhibit
September 10 to 30
The exhibit will consist of approximately eighty-five works by Fred Haines, friend, colleague and supporter of the Group of Seven.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Fred Haines Commemorative Exhibit
September 10 to 30
The exhibit will consist of approximately eighty-five works by Fred Haines, friend, colleague and supporter of the Group of Seven.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Fred Haines Commemorative Exhibit
September 10 to 30
The exhibit will consist of approximately eighty-five works by Fred Haines, friend, colleague and supporter of the Group of Seven.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Fred Haines Commemorative Exhibit
September 10 to 30
The exhibit will consist of approximately eighty-five works by Fred Haines, friend, colleague and supporter of the Group of Seven.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Fred Haines Commemorative Exhibit
September 10 to 30
The exhibit will consist of approximately eighty-five works by Fred Haines, friend, colleague and supporter of the Group of Seven.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Fred Haines Commemorative Exhibit
September 10 to 30
The exhibit will consist of approximately eighty-five works by Fred Haines, friend, colleague and supporter of the Group of Seven.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Fred Haines Commemorative Exhibit
September 10 to 30
The exhibit will consist of approximately eighty-five works by Fred Haines, friend, colleague and supporter of the Group of Seven.
Bluewater Toastmasters meets at 7 pm at Tenneco, 1800 17th St E, Owen Sound. For more info, call Lynda at 519-370-0907 or email info@bluewatertoastmasters.com
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Thursday September 23, 4pm $10
“Everyone has secrets in the The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, a mind-bending and mesmerizing thriller that takes its time unlocking one mystery only to uncover another, all to chilling and immensely satisfying effect.” - Los Angeles Times Running time 152 minutes, rated R for disturbing violent content including rape, grisly images, sexual material, nudity and language.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Fred Haines Commemorative Exhibit
September 10 to 30
The exhibit will consist of approximately eighty-five works by Fred Haines, friend, colleague and supporter of the Group of Seven.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Fred Haines Commemorative Exhibit
September 10 to 30
The exhibit will consist of approximately eighty-five works by Fred Haines, friend, colleague and supporter of the Group of Seven.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Fred Haines Commemorative Exhibit
September 10 to 30
The exhibit will consist of approximately eighty-five works by Fred Haines, friend, colleague and supporter of the Group of Seven.
The Wizard of Oz children’s theatre
Sunday September 26, 2pm $15adults $8kids
Try to imagine being transported to a world full of witches, wizards and "munchkins." This is the story of Dorothy and her dog Toto who end up in the land of Oz, make new and strange friends, and have numerous adventures. Along the way they discover the meaning of courage, friendship, and love.
This quintessential fairy tale is brought to the stage using a seamless blend of music, theatrical techniques, fabulous sets, props and magical tricks, designed to delight and entertain children of all ages.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Fred Haines Commemorative Exhibit
September 10 to 30
The exhibit will consist of approximately eighty-five works by Fred Haines, friend, colleague and supporter of the Group of Seven.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Fred Haines Commemorative Exhibit
September 10 to 30
The exhibit will consist of approximately eighty-five works by Fred Haines, friend, colleague and supporter of the Group of Seven.
In the Drama Room at OSCVI, celebrate the publication of Donna Mann's second book on the younger years of Agnes Macphail. Aggie's Dream, set at Owen Sound Collegiate Institute 1906-1908 brings to life the challenges Agnes faced coming fresh from the country to a school with high standards and a complex social setting.
OSCVI's Heritage Room will be open for the occasion.
Donna Mann will read and sign copies of the book and also Aggie's Storms, which recreates Agnes's childhood in Proton Township, Grey County.
Free admission; everyone welcome.
Jason Blaine country
Tuesday September 28, 8pm $28
Jason picked up guitar at age 8 and started writing songs at 16, around the time he joined his first band. Country was a natural direction for him: “My parents always had country music on,” he says. Jason is currently based in Nashville, TN and has been enjoying a successful run at the top of the Country music charts on both radio and CMT Canada for the past five years. Presented by Meaford Hall & Concert Factory Inc. www.jasonblaine.ca
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Fred Haines Commemorative Exhibit
September 10 to 30
The exhibit will consist of approximately eighty-five works by Fred Haines, friend, colleague and supporter of the Group of Seven.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Fred Haines Commemorative Exhibit
September 10 to 30
The exhibit will consist of approximately eighty-five works by Fred Haines, friend, colleague and supporter of the Group of Seven.
A special event open to the public Thursday, Sept. 30, 2010. Hear award winning speakers Gregory Smith and Dianne Adams present inspirational messages, starting at 7 pm. Tickets $5, available at Owen Sound Library. Tenneco, 1800 17th St East.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Changing Colours MCAA
October 1 to 24
This annual art show and sale is presented by the Meaford Creative Arts Association. Opening reception Saturday October 2 from 2 to 4pm.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Changing Colours MCAA
October 1 to 24
This annual art show and sale is presented by the Meaford Creative Arts Association. Opening reception Saturday October 2 from 2 to 4pm.
The Grey-Bruce Arts Collective has partnered with the Beautiful Joe Heritage Society to produce “The 100 Mile Playwright Festival” this fall. The festival is a two-day celebration of our local stories, artists and playwrights. It is also a vehicle from which local playwrights can have their work critiqued and produced. Over the course of one week, three local plays will be workshopped and at the end of the week, read in front of a public audience.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Changing Colours MCAA
October 1 to 24
This annual art show and sale is presented by the Meaford Creative Arts Association. Opening reception Saturday October 2 from 2 to 4pm.
The Grey-Bruce Arts Collective has partnered with the Beautiful Joe Heritage Society to produce “The 100 Mile Playwright Festival” this fall. The festival is a two-day celebration of our local stories, artists and playwrights. It is also a vehicle from which local playwrights can have their work critiqued and produced. Over the course of one week, three local plays will be workshopped and at the end of the week, read in front of a public audience.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Changing Colours MCAA
October 1 to 24
This annual art show and sale is presented by the Meaford Creative Arts Association. Opening reception Saturday October 2 from 2 to 4pm.
Writers can bring copies of work in progress--any genre--for feedback and coaching by an experienced editor. Gather on second and third Wednesdays each month. Room for 6 around the table, so it's a good idea to call ahead 519-832-6025. Fee $5/session includes snacks.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Changing Colours MCAA
October 1 to 24
This annual art show and sale is presented by the Meaford Creative Arts Association. Opening reception Saturday October 2 from 2 to 4pm.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Changing Colours MCAA
October 1 to 24
This annual art show and sale is presented by the Meaford Creative Arts Association. Opening reception Saturday October 2 from 2 to 4pm.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Changing Colours MCAA
October 1 to 24
This annual art show and sale is presented by the Meaford Creative Arts Association. Opening reception Saturday October 2 from 2 to 4pm.
A Single Man
Thursday October 7, 4pm $10
A Single Man is a romantic tale of love interrupted, the isolation that is an inherent part of the human condition, and ultimately the importance of the seemingly smaller moments in life. Starring Colin Firth and Julianne Moore. www.asingleman-movie.com Running time 99 minutes, rated R for some disturbing images and nudity/sexual content.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Changing Colours MCAA
October 1 to 24
This annual art show and sale is presented by the Meaford Creative Arts Association. Opening reception Saturday October 2 from 2 to 4pm.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Changing Colours MCAA
October 1 to 24
This annual art show and sale is presented by the Meaford Creative Arts Association. Opening reception Saturday October 2 from 2 to 4pm.
In this second book by Donna Mann, Agnes MacPhail continues to fulfill her dream of becoming a teacher. She attends Owen Sound collegiate and finds a platform from which to share her gift of speech and the confidence to speak out. This is not easy for this country girl, and the tenacity and sense of humour we see later in her adult life, is give free reign as a teenager. Author, Donna Mann will be on site at the South Grey Museum October 9 from 10:30am to 12:30pm . Copies of Aggie's Dream can be purchased at the Museum or from Brucedale Press.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Changing Colours MCAA
October 1 to 24
This annual art show and sale is presented by the Meaford Creative Arts Association. Opening reception Saturday October 2 from 2 to 4pm.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Changing Colours MCAA
October 1 to 24
This annual art show and sale is presented by the Meaford Creative Arts Association. Opening reception Saturday October 2 from 2 to 4pm.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Changing Colours MCAA
October 1 to 24
This annual art show and sale is presented by the Meaford Creative Arts Association. Opening reception Saturday October 2 from 2 to 4pm.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Changing Colours MCAA
October 1 to 24
This annual art show and sale is presented by the Meaford Creative Arts Association. Opening reception Saturday October 2 from 2 to 4pm.
CFUW Southport presents MP Martha Hall Findlay, Oct. 13, 7 p.m. Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre, Southampton. Free public event.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Changing Colours MCAA
October 1 to 24
This annual art show and sale is presented by the Meaford Creative Arts Association. Opening reception Saturday October 2 from 2 to 4pm.
Bluewater Toastmasters meets at 7 pm at Tenneco, 1800 17th St E, Owen Sound. For more info, call Lynda at 519-370-0907 or email info@bluewatertoastmasters.com
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Changing Colours MCAA
October 1 to 24
This annual art show and sale is presented by the Meaford Creative Arts Association. Opening reception Saturday October 2 from 2 to 4pm.
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Changing Colours MCAA
October 1 to 24
This annual art show and sale is presented by the Meaford Creative Arts Association. Opening reception Saturday October 2 from 2 to 4pm.
A Showcase of Local Plays – The 100 Mile Playwright Festival
October 2 & 3 $13.50/11.50
Be a part of history! Hear these brand new local plays: The Tank Range Project and Youth Playwright Contest Winner Oct 2, Beautiful Joe Oct 3. Presented by The Grey-Bruce Arts Collective and The Beautiful Joe Heritage Society
The “Women in History” exhibit at Billy Bishop Home and Museum - A National Historic Site looks at the contributions women made to the war efforts during both the First and Second World Wars.
One of the ways that Billy Bishop’s niece, Mary Worth Bishop, contributed was by joining the Canadian Women’s Army Corps in June, 1943. Mary served overseas as a stenographer and was also one of 6 women chosen to assist in the publicity work for the 5th Victory Loan drive.
Changing Colours MCAA
October 1 to 24
This annual art show and sale is presented by the Meaford Creative Arts Association. Opening reception Saturday October 2 from 2 to 4pm.
