| Date |
|
Event |
Location |
Time |
Saturday
November 6 |
 |
Festival
Kick Off! Concert on Queen Street TBA (Inside Flyers
if weather is lousy!)
Art Show opening at Flyers Cafe, Queen Street Paint and
Decor (142 Queen St.), The Queens Hotel (121 Main St. E.)
and Bohemian Friday (223 Queen Street.) Opening remarks
by Festival Committee members. Light refreshments at Flyers
Cafe. Community Art Project at Flyers. Cash Bar at Flyers
Cafe and The Queens. Live music on Queen Street! –
Brennagh Burns and Gruve.
|
Flyers
Cafe
144 Queen Street
905-701-8527 |
Doors
6:30
Event
7:00pm
Music on Queen Street 8:00pm |
| November
4,5,6 and 11,12,13 |
|
Dunnville
Community Theatre present:
Scream Queens: The Musical
by Scott Martin Six B movie actresses converge at a
hotel to meet with their fans and celebrate their careers
as a 'Scream Queen'. A celebration of all queens from various
greats as: Psycho, Attack of the Fifty Foot Woman, The Bride
of Frankenstein, and others, they sing and dance their way
into the hearts of all their fans! Part musical and part
film, this campy, fun-filled show has it all!
Tickets: 905-774-7695 or visit www.dunnvillecommunitytheatre.com
|
Optimist
Hall
101 Main St E |
Doors
7:30pm
Curtain 8:00pm
*except on
Nov. 13th
Doors
5:30pm
Dinner 6:00pm Curtain 8:00pm
|
Sunday
November 7 |
 |
Children's
Art Show Opening
Located at the Dunnville Public Library’s Garfield
Disher Room, artwork submitted by students from Junior Kindergarten
through Grade Eight will be on display for the two week
period. Subject matter accepted can be painting, drawing,
photography, sculpture or mixed media. There will be an
opening ceremony, judging will occur and prizes in various
categories will be awarded at the end of the festival.
Local Children’s Author Barb White and her granddaughter
Katie Vlietstra, who illustrated her story “Me and
my Dragon”, will be honouring us with a reading and
discussion about writing and illustrating the book. This
will take place November 13th at 2:00 at the Library.
|
Garfield
Disher Room
Dunnville Public Library
317 Chestnut Street
|
|
Sunday
November 7
|
 |
Songwriting
workshop and performance with Ariana
Gillis and Rob
Lamothe |
Shared
Harvest Community Farm and DREAM Education Centre
834 North Shore Drive
|
Doors
6:00pm
Event 6:30pm |
Monday
November 8 |
|
Local
Music Night
Join us for a special Monday Night edition of Flyer
Cafe's legendary Local Music Night (Open Stage) Donations
for the Salvation Army Foodbank are requested.
|
Flyers
Cafe
144 Queen Street
905-701-8527 |
Doors
6:30pm
Event
7:00pm |
Tuesday
November 9
|
 |
Culinary
Arts Night featuring chefs from:
Twisted Lemon
Ye Olde Fisherville Restaurant
The Cornerstone Tap and Grill
The River's Edge Restaurant
Bohemian Friday
This year's feast will include SIX delicious courses!!
Ticket information available soon!
Special musical guest Rick Henderson
We are very happy to announce that fresh local produce
for this event will be provided by The
Shared Harvest Community Farm (Dunnville).
|
The
River's Edge Restaurant (Dunnville Golf and Country Club)
150 Haldimand Road
Dunnville, Ontario
|
|
Wednesday
November 10 |
|
Youth
Event
|
Dunnville
Highschool
110 Helena Street |
Afternoon performance
~ Buy out for students details TBA |
Thursday
November 11 |
|
Remembrance
Day Event |
Flyers
Cafe
144 Queen Street
905-701-8527 |
Doors
7:00pm
Event
7:30pm |
| Friday
November 12 |
 |
Dance
Event with dancers for The
Randolph Academy
The Randolph Academy for the Performing Arts has been
established to become Canada's premier incubator of fresh
talent and provocative ideas. By providing a dynamic, enriched
setting where imaginative and energetic young hopefuls can
be teamed with disciplined professionals, we hope to cultivate
and unleash an unparalleled new wave of creativity and innovation.
|
Dunnville
Highschool
110 Helena Street |
|
Saturday
November 13 |
 |
Stephen
Fearing
Multiple
Juno Award winning Stephen Fearing is one of the foremost
performing singer-songwriters in Canada.
Mixing
powerful lyrics, creative arrangements and brilliant guitar
playing, Fearing has built up a loyal and dedicated international
audience with a wide range of songs - from his 1988 release
Out to Sea, to his last Juno winning album Yellowjacket.
A founding member of Blackie & the Rodeo Kings, Stephen
has collaborated with many artists including Shawn Colvin,
Richard Thompson, Sarah McLachlan, Tom Wilson, Colin Linden,
Margo Timmins and most recently producing Happy Here the
latest Juno-nominated album from Suzie Vinnick.
|
Flyers
Cafe
144 Queen Street
905-701-8527 |
Doors
6:30pm
Event
8:00pm |
Sunday
November 14 |
|
Digital
Photography Workshop with Brent
Espinet |
Flyers
Cafe
144 Queen Street
905-701-8527 |
Doors
2:00pm
Event 2:30pm |
Sunday
November 14 |
|
Impact
Improv
Hosted
by Dick Passmore
|
Youth
Impact Centre
215 Chestnut Street |
7:00pm |
Monday
November 15
|
 |
Performance
Art by Kelly Ridley
www.lachesis.ca
"I am a costume designer specializing in
(but not limited to) historical dress. I am a knitter.
I have had modest success with several methods of lace
making, and have in the past year or two been amusing
myself with various types of fabric manipulation and image
transfer. I have been working with fibres and textiles
literally all my life. ... I love the idea of “wearable
art”: I am intrigued by the thought of my work becoming
a sort of ‘living installation’ that by its
very nature is worked into the fabric (so to speak) of
daily life."
|
Bohemian
Friday
223 Queen Street |
Time
TBA |
Tuesday
November 16 |
 |
Author's
Night
Dave Bidini www.davebidini.ca
and Josie Penny www.sofewonearth.com
|
Dunnville
Highschool
110 Helena Street |
Doors
6:30pm
Event
7:00pm |
Tuesday
November 16 |
 |
Special
performance by Dave Bidini
www.davebidini.ca
with
guest TBA
Musician,
author, raconteur, agent provocateur, Dave Bidini's musical
career is entering uncharted waters.
db
is likely best known as one of the founding members of
the Rheostatics, which performed its final concert in
February 2007. For more than two decades, the band mapped
new musical frontiers across Canada, embracing the nation
that bore them and reinterpreting its sea-to-shining-sea
grandeur in music of startling variety and indisputable
beauty.
|
Bohemian
Friday
223 Queen Street
|
Event
10:00pm |
Wednesday
November 17 |
|
Theatre
Production Workshop with Linus Hand |
Flyers
Cafe
144 Queen Street
905-701-8527 |
Doors
6:30pm
Event 8:00pm |
| Thursday
November 18 |
|
Film
Event |
Dunnville
Highschool
110 Helena Street
|
Doors
7:00pm
Event
7:30pm |
Friday
November 19 |
 |
Mr.
Something Something
www.mrsomethingsomething.com
A little something for the body, a little something
for the mind: your soundtrack to a joyful revolution.
With their fourth album, Toronto’s Mr. Something
Something continue to gain international recognition for
their unique blend of Afrobeat, jazz and pop. Their irresistible
rhythms and interactive live shows have long served as
a vehicle for social justice & environmental activism,
and in 2009, the band is taking audience participation
to new levels with its SoundCycle – Canada’s
first bicycle powered sound system. Power to the people,
by the people!
|
Flyers
Cafe
144 Queen Street
905-701-8527 |
Doors
6:30pm
Event 8:30pm |
Saturday
November 2 |
 |
Festival
Closing Ceremonies and special performance by Jonathan
Kingma |
Flyers
Cafe
144 Queen Street
|
Doors
6:30pm
Event 7:00pm
Concert 8:00pm |
