Sunday, December 05, 2010
Santa Clause is coming to the Junction on Saturday December 11, 2010
The Junction BIA invites you and your family to the
Santa in the Junction Event
Saturday, December 11, 2010
from 11 am - 2 pm
at the Junction Train Platform
2960 Dundas Street West
Dundas Street West and Pacific Avenue
Toronto -- (Fri, Dec 3, 2010) -- Santa in the Junction
This just in! Santa Clause is coming to the Junction. It’s been confirmed!
On Saturday December 11, 2010 Santa Claus is going to be at the Junction Train Platform. (Dundas & Pacific).
Word on the street is that he will have a big bag of candy canes with him.
He’s coming at 11:00 in the morning and staying until 2:00 in the afternoon.
This year he is bringing Mrs Santa Claus with him too. She is going to be across the street in the window of West Toronto Paint and Wallpaper and you can stand on the street and listen to her read Christmas stories.
The Creative Children’s Dance Centre will have their dancers performing routines from The Nutcracker in other store windows up and down the street. (just follow the Candy Cane signs).
At 12:15 the Redpath Sugar Cookie Truck is coming with their great cookies. Free hot chocolate and cider will warm you up while you wait to sit on Santa’s knee, listen to the choir or stroll up and down the street watching our live window performers.
The Junction BIA is pleased to be once again be accepting toys on behalf of the Toronto Fire Fighters Toy Drive and accepting donations to the Toronto Star Santa Claus Fund.
For more information please call Mo Ho Ho McGuinty 416 - 767 - 9068
The Junction BIA
www.thejunctionbia.com
links:
toronto.com: Where to See Santa in Toronto
Compiled by Deanna Lampert and Jackelyn Crawford, Nov 12, 2010
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Thursday, December 02, 2010
Group of Seven - Women Artists Show and Sale at Macdonald House
Poster: ART SALE WITH LIVE MUSICTHE J.E.H./THOREAU MACDONALD HOUSE
DECEMBER 4-5, 2010, 10AM-5PM
Art Sale with Live Music
When: December 4-5, 2010, 10 am - 5 pm
Where: The MacDonald House
Location: 121 Centre Street, Thornhill, Ontario L4J 1G4
Parking: on Brooke St. @ Holy Trinity Church
Join seven artisans, and musicians, at this renovated home of a founder of the Group of Seven Artists in the charming historic village of Thornhill. Paintings, photography, jewellery, ceramics will be available to complete your holiday gift shopping. Prices from $10 and up.
Exhibitors:
- Sharon Tiessen, artist, ceramic arts, Be Creative
- Sharon Slimowitz, jewelery designer, artisan, Uniquely Yours business partner: Rhea Bottler
- Mari Nicolson, Artist, photographer, designer, musician, Mari's Art by Design
- Sofia, jewelry designer Unique Design
- Antonina Dunaeva, artist, painter
- Leor Maxwell, artist, painter
- Anna Lobsanova, artist, painter, Art Paradise
The Group of Seven were a legendary group of Canadian landscape painters. The founder of the group J. E. H. Macdonald lived in a famous house, in Thornhill, Ontario. Due to the abundance of nature around the house, such as a variety of trees and garden vegetation, James Macdonald called the house the Four Elms, its rich natural environment became an inspiration for one of his greatest paintings: "The Tangled Garden".
The Four Elms house was frequented by many artists including members of the Group of Seven. At this historic house, on December 4-5, 2010, 10am – 5pm, there will be an exhibit and sale of art created by contemporary artists. Unlike the renowned Group of Seven, this group of artists are women working in a variety of artistic mediums, including jewellery, ceramics, photography and painting. Everyone is welcome to visit this remarkable house and see the fascinating art creations by these diverse women artists.
The J. E. H. Macdonald House is a 4-acre territory located at 121 Centre Street in Thornhill. The parking is available at the Holy Trinity Church at 140 Brooke St.
The exhibit will feature live music and unique works of art in the rooms of the magnificent house. Enjoy the exhibit and buy original and creative gifts for the holidays. Experience the fine tradition of Canadian art and the new works by today’s contemporary artists.
Check facebook + twitter @ThornhillArtShow for details.
links:
youtube.com: Heffel's sale of Fine Canadian Art on November 26, 2009.
Heffel's sale of J.E.H. MacDonald ~ Sunset, Waldmere Farm, Muskoka
Sketch by group of seven member J.E.H MacDonald sells for $339,300.
Credit: HeffelAuctions
City of Vaughan: MacDonald House: ART EXHIBITION + STUDIO SPACE RENTAL PROGRAM
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