ARIEL - Arts and Culture Roundtable in Elliot Lake

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ARIEL is a not-for-profit art council dedicated to supporting the arts community in Elliot Lake, Ontario.  We help art and culture groups through marketing, grants, coordination, networking and advertising and advocacy. For more information about ARIEL and our services contact us at (705) 451-3297 or by email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

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Trillium Grant Annoouncement

ARIEL is pleased to announce that we have received a grant from the Trillium Foundation for $50,800 over two years.

The grant will be used to hire a part time employee whose work will be devoted to two projects

Supervising the Summer Children's Program

Creating a monthly page in the Standard for our members to promote their activities.

We hope to get this going soon

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On hand for the presentation were Mike Mantha, MPP, Sally Hagman, OTF, members of the board and Kate Matuszewski, Arts Coordinator

 

Elliot Lake Entertainment Series 2012-13

 2012-13 Season

The Elliot Lake Entertainment Series has just announced this line up for next season


October 13, 2012           The Heartbroken supported by Del Barber

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 The Heartbroken was formed in 2009 in Toronto and is making appearances all over the Canadian music scene.  Nominated for Best Group at the Canadian Country Music Awards in 2011, theri sound might as well be a bandage for the bleeding hearts and souls around the world.  

Click to connect to Heartbroken website

 

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Born and raised on the Manitoba prairie, Del Barber has found a new home on stage, winning audiences across Canada and the United States with raw talent and ample doses of charm.  Barber recently took top awards winner at the Canadian Music Awards.

Click to connect to Del Barber website

November 25, 2012          Motus O Dance Theatre  A Christmas Carol

 

Motus O

 

 Motus O's artists vision is to provide engaging dance theatre works making dance a relevant and significant art form to all sections of society.  This interesting story will include members of the community through an open to the public audition.

click to watch Motus O on Utube

March 8, 2013                 Speed Control

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In the heady atmosphere of the University of Toronto Jazz performance program, three friends joined together their love of rythm and energy to form the fundamental chemistry that is Speed Control.

 click to connect to Speed Control's website

March 27, 2013               The Lost Fingers

 

Lost Fingers

 

 The Lost Fingers is a Canadian Gypsy jazz group formed in Quebec City.  Heavily influenced by Django Reinhardt, their unique style has awarded them both gold and platinum album sales across Canada.  This is a group you have to see to believe.

click to watch Lost Fingers on Utube

April 13, 2013                 The Toronto All Star Big Band

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Making their triumphant return to Elliot Lake, the Toronto All Star Big Band is a youthful group of musicians reviving the sound, spirit and style of the 1930's and 40's. This big band has recently earned a top position on the list of presenters in Ontario and the US.

click to connect to Toronto All star Big Band website

 

Season ticket holders can renew their subscriptions at the Welcome Centre Desk at the Lester B. Pearson Civic Centre by June 1, 2012. Use your subscription package which has been sent to you. 

Request for seat changes will be made after June 1.  All seats not renewed will be released for sale after June 1

Questions or concerns  regarding your subscription renewal?

Contact: Subscription Chair  PAT SYKES

                                      705-848-5309

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March is Arts Month

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Jewels Seek New Members


                                                                 The Jewels of Harmony
                                                                          invite you to
 
                                                                  Use Your Vocal Chords!!
                                        
                                                              Give your vocal chords a workout--
                                                                 try ladies barbershop singing
 
                                              Vocal exercise? You bet!! It's fun, healthy, invigorating
                                                          and a great way to meet new people
                                 
                                                  Find your voice and come see what it's all about!
 
                                                        REHEARSALS: Mondays, 6:30 -9:00
                                                                             Suite Music, 126 Ontario Ave
                                                                             Elliot Lake
                                                        CONTACT: Jane Miller @ 848-7685 for more info
 


Brenda Lackie
705-848-8516
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Arts On The Trail

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John Keast

Some of you may remember John Keast as a prolific artist who lived in Rydal Bank and was very active in the Four and Friends Show in Bruce Mines for years.  John passed away last year and Jean is organizing a show and sale of his work at the Art Gallery of Algoma to raise funds for charitable work to which both of them were committed.

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Musical Evenings

Musical Evenings

 

Relaxed listening to recordings devoted

mostly to a broad range of orchestral,

choral, and instrumental performances.

 

Evenings will be theme oriented

by subject matter, e.g. The Sea,

by instrument, e.g. Piano, Violin,

by origin, e.g. Country, Ethnicity,

by mood, e.g. Sorrow, Joy, Tragedy.

 

Discussion is encouraged to enhance

and cement each evening's experience.

 

I'm John Crawford and we'll meet in my

home in Elliot Lake starting February 13th.

There's a limit of 8 persons : no charge.

 

Call me for details at 461-7696.

 

Gallery becomes Ticket site

Ticket sales for the Nelson Krekko Film Series,  ELATE's show "The Whales of August" and the QUONTA Festival will now be available at the Gallery at the Centre.

You can pay by cash or cheque.

After Jan 28 the Gallery hours are 10 am to 4 pm daily except the Gallery is closed Wednesdays and Sundays.

 

Nelson Kreko Film Series 2012

 



The film series is pleased to announce part of the 2012 season. All shows Sunday afternoons. Screening starts at 1:30.

 Click on the Film Title to see the trailer

January 22                   My Week With Marilyn

February 5                   Take Shelter

February 19                Monsieur Lazhar

March 4                       The Artist (to be confirmed)

March 25                     The Iron Lady

Series tickets are now available at The Gallery At the Centre Special price $28,00 for remainder available until Feb .

As a special "Freebie", series ticket holders are entitled to invite a guest to the screening of "My week With Marilyn"

 The Nelson Krekko Film Series volunteers wish to thank all those who supported and attended the series this year.  We look forward to finding a great list of films to present next year.  Maybe we will pick some great award winning films again.  Thank you.

 

Mustang Sally

"Mustang Sally" is the name of a 13-member group of students, along with their music director Greg Rykman, from Korah Collegiate in Sault Ste. Marie. And it's just been announced that they are coming to Elliot Lake on April 20nd for an evening performance!

 

If you have ever seen the movie "School of Rock", then it will give you an idea of what "Mustang Sally" is all about. But just an idea. The group is a high school band like no other - playing rhythm and blues, rock, and soul. The students in the group receive a high school credit for their efforts - but playing music is only part of what they do.

 

They are expected to be role models for their peers as well as for future high school students. In fact, many of their performances are for elementary schools and positive attributes such as honesty, leadership, and responsibility are championed by the group members.

 

You might have seen "Mustang Sally" when they performed in Elliot Lake twice before to packed houses at the old Fireside. If you did, you have probably never forgotten their energy and professionalism. If you didn't -- don't miss them, this time!

 

Elliot Lake is one of the group's favourite places to perform, according to Mr. Rykman.

 

A limited number of tickets will go on sale soon at ELSS for the performance in the ELSS Gym.

Tickets are only $5 and they will go fast! Stay tuned.

 

Elliot Lake Arts Club Workshops 2012

The workshop brochures and registration form are now available in pdf format.

If you have Adobe Acrobat Reader which is free by accessing the Adobe website, you can download each page of the brochure and the registration by clicking on the links below.

Once you download them in this format, you can print them out yourself.

 

2012 Workshop Brochure page 1

 

2012 Workshop Brochure Page 2

 

2012 Registration Form

 

WASOON

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The complete conference brochure is too large to be downloaded as one entity.  You can download each page using Adobe Acrobat Reader by clicking on each of the following link.

If you download and print out the registration, you can prepare it for mail in. 

Registration cannot be done on line.

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Registration

 

Further information about this event will be posted early in September 2011

 

Events Calendar

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Quotes

Metaphors have a way of holding the most truth in the least space.  ~Orson Scott Card

- Orson Scott Card