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Chamber Choir performs Messiah Dec. 22
The Guelph Chamber Choir will perform Handel’s Messiah Dec. 22 at the River Run Centre.…
Church completes anniversary with music
The United Church here celebrated 175 years in 2007. After a year of festivities that included an…
Author returns to her home town for signing of new book
Former resident lian goodall will be signing her newest book here on Dec. 8 from 1 to…
Mimosa 4-H drama group offers Playing in The Dark 2, Dec. 21 and 22
The Mimosa 4-H drama club is just one more of the Town Of Erin’s well-kept secrets. For…
Writer sought for provincial art camp
Wanted: writer in campsite residence Writers from anywhere in Ontario can apply to enjoy a…
World premiere brings Giant on Nov. 29
Theatre Orangeville is proud to present the world premiere of The Giant’s Garden, with…
Youth Singers have Dec. 1 family show
Ninety award-winning choristers of Guelph Youth Singers will present their annual seasonal concert…
Suzuki String School to present kids’ concert
Beginner violin and cello students as young as age 3 and 4 will be making their public debut at the…
Centre Wellington Singers perform Dec. 2
The Centre Wellington Singers are busy rehearsing for their coming Christmas concert on Dec 2…
Holiday season starts at museum on Dec. 1
The holiday season here starts with Guelph Civic Museum’s Festive Family Day…
Dickens reading Dec. 7
On Dec. 7 at 8pm, St. John’s Anglican Church in Elora will present a reading of Charles…
No decision has been made yet about Wellington North Power
In a prepared statement Monday night, Wellington North council’s finance committee chairman…
Unlicenced transient traders declared unwelcome in township
It may be the season of goodwill to all men … but here it excludes unlicenced,…
Street dance gets green light at council
Odd as it seems, it is a decision that will not leave people dancing in the streets.…