Prokofiev: The Unfinished Diary: Canadian Debut on Bravo! Tonight

Screenshot: Prokofiev: The Unfinished Diary: Canadian Premiere
Credit: The Serge Prokofiev Foundation website

PROKOFIEV:
The Unfinished Diary
The latest music documentary by award-winning filmmaker Yosif Feyginberg
Channel Bravo!
Canadian Premiere
Sunday, October 11 at 8 pm ET / 5 pm PT
Repeats: October 16 at 8 am and 7 pm ET

Credit: The Serge Prokofiev Foundation website

Play Web Exclusives from bravo.ca: Prokofiev: The Unfinished Diary (Trailer)

PROKOFIEV: THE UNFINISHED DIARY – Bravo! Premiere
Sunday, October 11 at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT
Produced by Up Front Entertainment in association with Bravo!, PROKOFIEV: THE UNFINISHED DIARY is the latest feature documentary by award-winning filmmaker Yosif Feyginberg. Based on one of the greatest musical geniuses of the 20th Century Sergei Prokofiev, the film investigates the mystery of Prokofiev's life and the magnificence of his art. Reconstructing the enigma of the conductor’s life through his diaries (which were finally released on the 50th anniversary of his death in 2003), and the prism of some of his most extraordinary musical creations, Prokofiev's enigmatic story is told. Most recently, PROKOFIEV: THE UNFINISHED DIARY garnered an award at the 46th Golden Prague International Television Festival.
Source: bravo.ca

All that is known for certain about Sergei Prokofiev (1891-1953) is that he was a musical genius, and one of the greatest composers of the 20th century. The rest-from his music to his private life-remains shrouded in mystery. With the discovery of his personal diaries, part the Prokofiev enigma can finally come to light. The Unfinished Diary examines the complex interaction between the works of this period, considered among the most important of his career, and the bewildering choices Prokofiev made at this time.
bravo.ca: television

links:
artfifa.com: Prokofiev: the unfinished diary
fipa.tm.fr: Prokofiev: le journal inachevé
Canada, France/2008/Betacam/colour, b&w/52 min/english
prokofiev.org: The Prokofiev Page
Bard Music Festival 2008: Prokofiev and His World
thestar.com: Sound Mind: A Classical Music Blog: Two snippets of Prokofiev's own mastery of the keyboard
By John Terauds
firstthings.com: Why Dictators Fear Artists
By Santiago Ramos

Our Junction Post Office Could Be Closed: Residents Sign Petition to Keep Local Branch Open

Save the Local Canada Post Office from Closing
JUNCTION GARDENS POST OFFICE
2938 DUNDAS ST W
TORONTO ON M6P 1Y0
1-866-607-6301

On land and online, we deliver.
We are Canada Post — connecting individuals, communities and companies to each other and to the world.
Canada Post

Sur le terrain et en ligne, nous livrons.
À Postes Canada, nous établissons des liens entre les particuliers, les collectivités et les entreprises, au pays et de par le monde.
Postes Canada

Community Outreach and Consultation
14. At least one month before deciding to permanently close, move or amalgamate corporate post offices, Canada Post will meet with affected customers and communities to jointly explore options and find practical solutions that address customer concerns.
CANADIAN POSTAL SERVICE CHARTER
Canadian Postal Service Charter PDF Version

SAVE THE LOCAL
CANADA POST OFFICE
FROM CLOSING

The Junction Residents need the
Junction Gardens Post Office

Please Call or E-Mail to your local MP or MPP
to keep this branch open for you.

Gerard Kennedy, MP for Parkdale-High Park
2849 Dundas Street West, Toronto, Ontario M6P 1Y6
Tel: 416.769.5072
E-Mail: KennedyG1@parl.qc.ca
www.gerardkennedy.ca

Cheri Dinovo, MPP for Parkdale-High Park
3136 Dundas Street West, Toronto ON M6P 2A1
Tel: 416.763.5630
E-Mail: dinovo-co@ndp.on.ca
www.cheridinovo.ca

The Ombudsman at Canada Post
www.ombudsman.postescanadapost.ca

Poster: Attention: Save the Local Canada Post Office from Closing

Credit: The Junction BIA

links:
twitter.com/tiffanyalice: There are petitions to keep the Junction post office open at Big Daddy's DVD. #JunctionTO
breakingprojects.com/junctioneer: IS CANADA POST going to close down the Junction storefront post office?
5 comments
CUPW - Public Post Office - Campaign to stop Closures, Privatization and Deregulation at Canada Post
Penticton Western News.com: Downtown postal outlet closing
by Wolf Depner
msnbc.com: Post office mulls closing hundreds of offices
moneycentral.msn.com: Could your post office be closing?
As mail volume declines, the US Postal Service could shutter up to 3,200 post offices and retail outlets. Most people say they understand -- unless it's their post office.
by Caitlin McDevitt
3018 comments

Junction Pumpkin Fest & Scary Halloween Movies Event October 24, 2009

What: Junction Pumpkin Fest & Scary Halloween Movies

When: Saturday, October 24

10am and 12pm - Pumpkin Carving
6:30pm and 8:30pm - Scary movies for the family

Where: at the Junction Train Station
The Junction City Square
2960 Dundas Street West at Pacific Avenue

The Junction BIA, and the Rue Morgue House of Horror invite you and your family to The Junction Pumpkin fest & Scary movies event held at The Junction Train station (Dundas/Pacific) on Saturday, Oct 24.

Saturday October 24, 2009

• Pumpkin Carving for kids at the Junction Train Station between 10am and 1pm
• Scary movies for the family at the Junction Train Station between 6:30pm and 8:30pm

Come join in the fun! We will have a pumpkin drawing and pumpkin carving for everyone. Kids 1 to 4 years old can decorate pumpkins (with parental assistance), while kids 5 to 12-years-old can carve their own pumpkins. All the necessary materials are provided free of charge.

And the pre-Halloween festivities don’t end there! The evening will see a selection of family-friendly classic spooky movies (not too scary) projected at the Junction Train Station. Seating, hot chocolate and treats will be provided – and it’s all free of charge. Dress warmly!

The Rue Morgue is North America’s premier publisher and promoter of everything scary including a monthly magazine, radio channel and a complete interactive website of scary stuff rue-morgue.com.

This community event is brought to you by the Junction Business Improvement Area (BIA), with the assistance of our above sponsors, and the assistance of neighbourhood volunteers. The Junction BIA consists of over 150 businesses serving The Junction, High Park, WestBend and BloorWest communities. With an impressive selection of ethnically diverse dining establishments, morning eateries, organic cafes and markets, gift stores, neighbourbood bars and other businesses, the Junction offers a variety of choice. With our thriving selection of home decor stores, you will find all your needs met from antiques, reclamation, and rebuilding right through to new furnishings, lighting, framing, and art. Everything you needs is at your doorstep.

For more information: 416-767-9068

The Junction Pumpkin Fest & Scary Halloween Movies Event
Credit: junctionbia.ca

links:
Press-Release: Pumpkin Fest & Kids Cartoons: Halloween in the Junction
Junction Parents: Pumpkinfest and Scary Movies! Saturday, Oct.24th at the Junction City Square!

Body and Soul Tango Passion: Margaret Maye's Annual Benefit Concert for Epilepsy Research

Screenshot: Margaret Maye - Bravo International Presents
Body and Soul Tango Passion
The third Annual Concert for Epilepsy
Benefiting University of Toronto Epilepsy Research Program
Credit: margaretmaye.ca

Brilliant… It was dramatic. It was elegant. It was everything tango should be.
Kelly-Anne Reiss for the Regina Leader-Post

Under Honourable Patronage of the Consul General of the Republic of Poland
Margaret Maye - Bravo International Presents
The third Annual Concert for Epilepsy
Benefiting University of Toronto Epilepsy Research Program

Body and Soul Tango Passion

Featuring

• dazzling, sensational Artist of The Year Quartango – The Music Ensemble
• single spirit to express desire, passion, love and sadness Roxana & Fabian Belmonte - Argentine Tango Dancers
• lush voice and dramatic delivery Margaret Maye – mezzo-soprano

A feast of sight and sound; a perfect harmony of melody and movement. Spirited music of sizzling tangos that draw on classical works, jazz standards, Celtic melodies and popular tunes provide the setting for intricate, sensual dance steps, terpsichorean pyrotechnics and lush mezzo-soprano singing.

A treat for both the eyes and the ears! When Quartango teams up with Argentine tango dancers Roxana and Fabian, audiences are spellbound by the intricate, sensual dance steps and the spirited music. Tangos that draw on classical works, jazz standards, Celtic melodies and popular tunes provide the setting for Roxana and Fabian’s terpsichorean pyrotechnics and Margaret Maye’s lush mezzo-soprano singing. Dancers, singer and musicians share their passion for the tango in an exceptional performance where melody, voice and movement are in perfect harmony.

When: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 at 7:30 PM

Where: Jane Mallet Theatre at St Lawrence Centre for the Arts
27 Front Street East, Toronto Ontario

Tickets:
online at www.stlc.comw.stlc.com
By calling theatre: 416-366-7723 and 1-800-708-6754
In person at the STLC: 27 Front Street East, Toronto
Local stores:
Polimex: 416 537-3496, Roncesvalles
Husarz: 905 277-5171, Plaza Chopin
Pegaz: 905 238-9994
Pegaz Starski I: 905 804-1414,
Pegaz Starski II: 905 547-9334

Information and Reservation: (647) 892-7799

links:
St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts: Body & Soul - Tango Passion: Bravo International Singers On Stage
Margaret Maye's Event Page: Body and Soul Tango Passion Featuring dazzling, sensational Artist of The Year Quartango
The University of Toronto Epilepsy Research Program
The Arts Junction: Margaret Maye and Zanna Bichevskaya: Benefit UofT Epilepsy Research Program

Reba's Café & Gallery News & Events Calendar for October 2009

Poster: Rebas Café & Gallery Events & News October 2009
Credit: rebascafe.com

Reba's Café & Gallery Events & News October 2009

Reba's 3rd Anniversary Celebration
Thursday, October 22 from 6-10
Barbeque & Live Music
featuring Michael Menegon & Friends

October Programming
In Tandem II
Paintings by
Ulla-Britt Cole & Gord Cole
October 2009
Artist Reception & Barbeque
Thursday Oct. 15 6-9
Performance by "The Just Us Band"

The Coles follow their successful 2008 exhibition at Rebas with new watercolor and mixed media paintings. Ulla-Britt Cole is a fine watercolorist. Her romantic landscapes capture her creative passion for all to see. A painter since childhood, Gord’s watercolors express a developed complexity of vision. Gord’s art is enriched by his music. He plays drums and pedal steel guitar with various Toronto bands. Ulla &Gord share, support, love & have lots of fun & it shows!
ulla.gord@ sympatico.com

Upcoming Art Shows
November
"Drifted Landscapes"
Multi-Media Wall Works by Jessie Malacarne

December
"The Flowering Heart"
Sculpture & Paintings
By Stephen Lye & Andrea Blonde

January
"Shadow Land"
Photographs
By Jennifer Stellings

Patio Update
Our Patio is open. It is quiet, comfortable and inviting. There is a smoking and non-smoking area to accommodate everyone. Join us while the weather holds. For the hardy, our patio will be open in the winter too!
Visit our website for last minute announcement
www.rebascafe.com

For a great blog on Rebas visit www.blogto.com/cafes/rebas

See Snap’s Calendar of Upcoming Events
Lots of Pictures Lots of listings

In the Works…
We are currently updating our Musical Barbeque & Brunch Scheduling for future programming.
Many other events are in the works so keep us in touch with your comments & suggestions and we will keep you informed as events develops.

Cheers,
Paul, Arlene & Reba

Rebas Cafe & Gallery
3289 Dundas St. W.
(Just East of Runnymede Ave.)
416.626.7372
Tuesday-Friday 8:30-6:00
Saturday-Sunday 9:00-5:00
Open for Special Events & by Appointment
http://www.rebascafe.com/

links:
The Arts Junction: Reba's Café & Gallery News & Events Calendar for August 2009
The Arts Junction: Reba's Café & Gallery News & Events Calendar for September 2009
The Arts Junction: Reba's Café & Gallery News & Events Calendar for October 2009

Art of Quebec to Be Featured at Latitude 44 Gallery in October

Screenshot: A Touch of Quebec: Dubé, Jou Lee, Zerbé, Boisvert
Art Exhibit: October 1 - 31, 2009
Latitude 44 Galeery Framing Decor
Credit: latitude44gallery.ca

Latitude 44
Gallery ∙ Framing ∙ Decor
invites you to experience

A Touch of Quebec
Dubé, Jou Lee, Zerbé, Boisvert

October 1st to October 31st 2009

Tuesday to Friday: 10h00 am - 7h00 pm
Saturday: 10h00 am - 5h00 pm

latitude44gallery.ca

2900 Dundas Street West Toronto Ontario
Canada M6P 1Y8
[located at Dundas & Keele in the historic Junction of Toronto
and wheelchair accessible]

416-769-2900

The focal point of this month art exhibitions at Latitude 44 Gallery is the art show entitled "A Touch of Quebec". It features art works by four talented French-Canadian artists from the province of Québec: Dubé, Jou Lee, Zerbé, Boisvert, and will run till October 31, 2009.

For more information about Latitude 44 Gallery and the art show "A Touch of Quebec" call 416-769-2900 or visit the web site, www.latitude44gallery.ca.

links:
dimensionplus.net: Marcelle Bonenfant-Dubé
dimensionplus.net: Hyun Jou Lee
dimensionplus.net: Alexandre Zerbé
dimensionplus.net: Normand Boisvert
alexandrezerbe.com: Alexandre Zerbé
relaisdesarts.com: Relais des Arts Gallery: Artwork from Marcelle Bonenfant Dubé
lavantage.qc.ca: L'Avantage votre journal - Marcelle Bonenfant-Dubé aux É.-U: le credo de la couleur
"Donc, la galerie Renjeau de Boston accueillera ses grands tableaux à la mi-octobre, alors que Dallas verra bientôt ses œuvres, comme l’artiste participe à une exposition collective à Toronto (Galerie Latitude) et une autre à la Galerie Michel-Ange de Montréal, pour son 25e anniversaire (petits tableaux, cette fois)."
Par Laurent Leblond

JRA Culture Committee October Meeting with Guest Speaker Joshua Barndt

Screenshot: Art Starts: Graffiti Transformation Project: Strength in Numbers
Credit: artstarts.net

The giant mural, funded through the city’s Graffiti Transformation Program, is the culmination of four weeks of work by five youth artists and two lead artists: Joshua Barndt and Jamie Bradbury. The mural is located where the new West Toronto Railpath intersects with Dupont at Dundas and in front of the new bike lanes along Dupont. The mural which has been titled Strength in Numbers celebrates the Junction, paying homage to its industrial past rooted in the railway, and highlighting its ongoing development as a diverse neighbourhood-oriented community.

Art Starts: Graffiti Transformation Project: Strength in Numbers

JRA Culture Committee Meeting - Guest Speaker

Time: October 26, 2009 from 7:30pm to 9pm
Location: Wise Daughters Craft Market
Street: 3079B Dundas St. W.
City/Town: Toronto
Event Type: meeting
Organized By: Mary Breen

The Culture Committee welcomes guest speaker Josh Barndt, facilitator of the Dupont bike mural who will talk about what made that project a success, and share plans for a community mural in Parkdale/Roncesvalles.
Other agenda items: Boom Times Spring Fling update, discussion of other local arts activities.

Credit: JRA Cultural Committee

links:
bikingtoronto.com: Cyclist Related Mural Launch in the heart of the Junction
spacing.ca: Youth paint cycling-themed mural on Dupont
by Emma Feltes
artstarts.net: Media Advisory| Biked-Themed Mural
"Art Starts is proud to celebrate the launch of a new 400 foot bike-themed mural at the intersection of Dupont and Dundas..."

Celebrate Toronto Heritage: Wild, Wild Junction, Historical Mystery Tour

Poster: Wild, Wild Junction, a Historical Mystery Tour:
West Toronto Junction Historical Society Fall Fundraiser and Pub Crawl
2PM, Sunday, October 25, 2009
beginning at the Troubadour, 3071 Dundas West (south side just east of Quebec.)
Poster Design by Mark @ MasterEnglish.ca
Credit: wtjhs.ca

WTJHS presents fall fund raiser and pub crawl:
Wild, Wild Junction, an Historical Mystery Tour.
Sunday, October 25, 2009 at 2 pm - 4 pm
Chief Josiah Royce investigates the “Death of Joe Curly”;
“Harlotry, Iniquity and Vice”;
the “Heydon House Brawl”
and “Last Call in the Junction”.
Get your tickets for a fascinating glimpse
of the other side of Junction history,
beginning at the Troubadour tavern.
Route and times may vary.
Tickets $25 available at Pandemonium, 2862 Dundas W..
Please check wtjhs.ca for details.
City of Toronto continues to celebrate its 175th anniversary

WILD, WILD, JUNCTION
HISTORICAL MYSTERY TOUR
By Neil Ross

It’s gonna be fierce up there,
Ten thousand men out on a tear,
CPR boys loaded for bear.
Last call before the Junction goes dry.
There’s mud in the street;
Here’s mud in your eye.
Great Canadian party, eh?
It’s the Local Option Fling!
You hear ‘Up the Rebellion’
But ‘God Save the King.’
From Last Call (Before the Junction Goes Dry)

It was a night of Legend, the night they closed the bars in the Junction. The newspapers claimed ten thousand men in the streets. The women weren’t even counted although they’d made their voice heard. The Junction was about to embark on a dry sea of temperance: the Local Option. The hotels were closing their bars and the neighbourhood blind pigs were just thinking about opening.

These days your true historian, will pooh pooh the notion of ten thousand in the Junction, although no less a source than the New York Times will tell you that 250, 000 show up annually for the Junction Arts Festival. The Toronto papers were right there, one on one on the action, and if they happened to be counting double by the end of the night, they were barely half there by the next morning so that evened things out.

We’ll be making a moderate return to that night as we follow the path to temperance with what else, a pub crawl. Our fall fund raiser, Wild, Wild, Junction, a Historical Mystery Tour will tackle some of the great mysteries of the Junction. Chief of Police Josiah Royce (Ron Clark) will lead a group of adventurous souls from tavern to saloon as the Legends of the Junction return to regale us with tales of the wide open railway town that was. Perhaps the most intriguing mystery we’ll be following is what led the Junction to ban the sale of alcohol for almost a hundred years.

We’ll begin with the suspicious death that led the town to its appointment with abstinence. Once again, Chief Royce will investigate and ask Who Killed Joe Curley? that night outside the Subway Hotel just north of Keele and Dundas.

We’ll sit wide eyed and just a little prurient as the Reverend Shore preaches his famous sermon in which he castigates the Junction as a "Cesspool of Harlotry Iniquity and Vice."

We’ll shudder at tales of a weekend long dispute over a prostitute (See: Harlotry, above) between cattlemen from Union Station and railway workers from the CPR that ended in the Brawl at Heydon House.

We’ll end the night where the Local Option began as we relive Last Call Before the Junction Goes Dry in which all the mysteries will be solved. Or dismissed as too murky to understand.

Now, the logistics of the thing are very simple. Tickets are just $25 and you purchase your own libations. For a ticket, just send a cheque or money order to: WTJHS, 145 Annette Street, Toronto ON, M6P 1P3. Or drop by our booth at the Junction Arts Festival, Sept 12 and 13.

Or join us at the beginning of our "wetting" at the Troubadour bar at 2:00 pm on Sunday, Oct. 25 as we begin an historical, musical, poetic, architectural and libatious tour of the town that is dry no more.

We’ll be joined on the tour in protest by members of the Women’s Temperance Movement who will make a strong case for reconsidering.

On the tour we will be joining various drunks who drink a case against it.

NOTE: The poem at the start of this piece can be found on video at wtjhs.ca. Just scroll down on the homepage to Last Call (Before the Junction Goes Dry.)

Wild, Wild Junction, an Historical Mystery Tour. 2PM, Sunday, Oct. 25, beginning at the Troubadour, 3071 Dundas West (south side just east of Quebec.)

YouTube: LAST CALL (Before the Junction Goes Dry)
At 7:00 pm, April 30 1904, the railway town of West Toronto Junction, having voted to adopt the Local Option and forbid the selling of alcohol in public places, shut down its bars. As it happens, there was en election in the larger city of Toronto that day and bars were closed in that jurisdiction as well. This coincidence, the unavailability of drink in Toronto and the last chance to "get a wet" in the wide open Junction, drew an estimated crowd of 10,000 (figure agreed on by The Toronto Star and the Toronto Daily News) for one last drink. Former North West Mountie, Chief or Police Josiah Royce had a force of ten men to keep the peace. This poem, although fanciful, is a fairly accurate rendering of press reports from the night. For further and better particulars see The Leader and Recorder History of the Junction published by the West Toronto Junction Historical Society, or go to wtjhs.ca, click Celebrating the Centennial of West Toronto, Legends of the Junction, and Local Option.
Produced by: Muddy York Films

links:
City of Toronto continues to celebrate its 175th anniversary
West Toronto Junction Historical Society Events: September - October 2009
Fundraiser at the 2009 Junction Arts Festival: Dunking Dignitaries for Art and Youth in the Junction
Call for Junction Artists and Businesses for Boom Times Spring Fling 2010!
Another "Carnegie" Library, Toronto Public Library’s Annette Street Branch, Celebrates Its Centennial
An Exploration of Contemporary Art Scene in Toronto: Reflections on Life and Art
The Junction Amalgamation Celebration, May 1, 2009: a Brilliant Folk Art Rendering of Democracy in the Junction
Annette Street Public Library: Junction Literary Pub Crawl with Glen Downie
Toronto Junction: Jazz Beats, Raw Bites, Historic Bits and More

Wise Daughters Craft Market Workshop Sunday, October 4, 2009: Cartooning for People Who Don’t Think They Can Draw

Flyer: Wise Daughters Craft Market Workshop:
Cartooning for people who don’t think they can draw
Sunday, October 4, 2009 @ 1:00 - 4:00 PM
Workshop Leader: Cathy Thorne of Everyday People cartoons
Credit: www.wisedaughters.com

Join Cathy Thorne for an afternoon of fun doodling, as she guides you through the very same process she uses to create Everyday People cartoons, which have been featured in publications such as The Toronto Star, Johnson & Johnson’s babycenter.com, and More Magazine. Visit www.everydaypeoplecartoons.com.

During the workshop
You’ll be led through a simple step-by-step process by which you’ll create a unique black & white ink cartoon, either based on your family portrait or an idea you have. Not to worry if you don’t have a prepared idea, there will be opportunity to come up with something during the workshop.

After the workshop
You’ll receive by e-mail:

1. A high resolution digital colour copy of your cartoon, which you can take to the printers (like cafepress.com or your local print shop) to make greeting cards, t-shirts, mugs, whatever suits your fancy.
2. A low resolution digital colour copy of your cartoon, which you can upload onto your blog, e-mail to friends and family, use as your desktop picture, etc ...
3. A colour Twitter Avitar based on your cartoon.
4. A colour Facebook Avitar based on your cartoon.

Sunday, October 4, 2009
1:00 - 4:00 PM
$ 50.00 - reserve early!

Wise Daughters Craft Market
3079B Dundas St. W.
416-761-1555
www.wisedaughters.com

October Events and Workshops at Wise Daughters' Craft Market

Screenshot: Wise Daughters Craft Market Newsletter, October 2009
Credit: wisedaughters.com

Hello Craft Fans,

Here is your October newsletter.
There is much activity at Wise Daughters next month!
Come by often to check out the new merchandise, and if you're feeling the creative urge, you'll find lots of options on the list of workshops for adults and kids.

Mary,
Wise Daughters Craft Market

Fun at the Festival

More than 200 unique buttons were made by visitors to the Junction Arts Festival!

For on-going enjoyment, the Wise Daughters button-maker is available to rent.

New for October

Here are just a few of the new items now available:

• Gorgeous, cozy upcycled patchwork scarves by Betty Harris.
• Screen-printed vintage ties by Epidemic Clothing.
• Stunning upcycled hairbands by Tweek. Look for Tweek’s laptop sleeves and umbrella holsters soon!

The upcycled/sustainable theme continues with t-shirts manufactured in Toronto, hand-painted with beautiful landscapes by Toronto artist Philippe Ménard.

Coming soon: Art Deco brass jewellery, charming coasters, napkins and hankies, gorgeous purses, flattering hats and funky texting gloves!

In the Downstairs Gallery

Sleeping Cats and Other Stories
Exhibition by Lisa Pijuan-Nomura

An exploration of vintage papers, hand-written letters and found objects.
The show continues through December.
Visit often, as new collages keep arriving.

October Workshops
Please pre-register

Sun, Oct 4, 1:00 – 4:00, $50
Cartooning (for people who don’t think they can draw)
with Cathy Thorne of Everyday People Cartoons
Make a unique cartoon to print on cards, mugs,
t-shirts, and to email and use as an Avitar

Sun, Oct 18, 1:00 – 4:00, $65
Handmade Holiday Gifts
with Anna Redish
Make 3 economical, personal gifts plus bags & tags.

Mon, Oct 19, 7:00 – 9:30, $35
Bookbinding
with Amy Borkwood
Learn Coptic stitch as you make a journal.

Sun, Oct 25, 11:30 – 3:30, $85
Encaustic Cards – SOLD OUT but Supria will be back!

Tues, Oct 27, 7:30 – 9:30, $50
Quilled Cards
with Jen Pinsent
Make 2 beautiful designs using twirled paper.

Saturdays starting Oct 3, 10:00 – 12:00
Parent/Child Crafty Saturdays
with Anna Redish, Ages 4+
You’ll love making art together!
$150 1st child, $100 2nd + for 5 weeks

Saturdays starting Oct 3, 1:00 – 3:00
Boys’ Craft Club
with Anna Redish, Ages 6+
Craft projects especially geared to boys.
$150 for 5 weeks

Wo-Built Home Design Series
Each session $10, or all 5 for $40
Join us for 5 interactive talks covering all your design questions.

Wed, Oct 7, 7 - 9 pm
Designing with colours, materials and fabrics

Wed, Oct 21, 7 - 9 pm
How to go green

Wed, Nov 4, 7 - 9 pm
Planning a large reno

Wed, Nov 25, 7 - 9 pm
Conservatories, additions and more

Wed, Dec 16, 7 - 9 pm
Solving problem spaces - bring photos of your home and get great ideas

Come meet friendly crafty people at Sit ‘n’ Stitch every Thursday evening from 7 – 9
(no charge).

Please call 416-761-1555 for more info or to register for workshops

If you know someone who would like to receive this information, please forward this post.

Wise Daughters Craft Market
Local handicrafts and do-it-yourself workshops
3079B Dundas Street West, Toronto, ON, M5P 1Z9
(facing Quebec Ave, just south of Dundas, behind Crema Coffee)
There is ample street parking on Dundas and Quebec.
Via TTC: Junction bus from Dundas West Stn,
Lambton bus (or 15 min. walk) from High Park Stn.
www.wisedaughters.com
wisedaughters@sympatico.ca
416-761-1555