Posts Tagged ‘music’

What’s Happening in Collingwood Feb. 28-March 3

Wednesday, February 27th, 2013

 

Jarvis Church & The Soul Station (soul/reggae/pop)

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“Jarvis Church can be defined in one word: SOUL. From the beginning of his musical career as the frontman of groundbreaking group the Philosopher Kings, to his career as a successful and sought-after producer (Nelly Furtado, K’Naan), to the solo projects which gave birth to the Jarvis Church moniker – the power of Soul has been present in everything he has done. Join Jarvis Church and his 10-piece band The Soul Station as he sings soulful classics, Philosopher Kings hits and the best of his solo originals for one night only – a show not to be missed! www.jarvischurch.ca Presented by Meaford Hall.” Source, Visit South Georgian Bay

 

Date: Feb. 28, 8 p.m.

Location: Meaford Hall

 

NordicFest Cross Country Ski and Snowshoe Festival

“The fifth annual NordicFest Cross Country Ski and Snowshoe Festival at the Scenic Caves Nordic Centre:  free hot chocolate all day, ski and snowshoe clinics, family friendly activities ( snowman making contest) and skiing/snowshoeing on Scenic Caves’  escarpment trails. Free parking. Trail fees apply.” 

 

Date: March 2, 9 a.m. -5 p.m.

Location: Blue Mountain

 

Email: info@getouttheremag.com

 

The Yeti Snowshoe Series at Scenic Caves Nordic

Yeti  is  Canada’s largest  snowshoe series Open to participants of all ages and skill levels, from beginner through advanced athletes.  Distances:  Sport (5-6km), Enduro (10-12km), Chrildren’s Challenge (1km)

 

Date: March 2

Location: Blue Mountain

What Happening in Blue Mountain Nov. 2-4

Wednesday, October 31st, 2012

Shri fest Nov. 2-4

Welcome to three days of yoga, music and art

Music:

Music for peace and healing with Jim Gelcer (sacred mantras), Bruce Cassidy, Kath Gillis, Mark Kelso, Nick Clayton

Art:

DaemSilann Kaduc (gazelleearthworks.wordpress.com)

Silann Kaduc (gazelleearthworks.wordpress.com)

Halina Shearman Designs (www.halinashearmandesigns.com)

Spiritual:

Acharya Sundeep Tyagi

For more info check out Shrifest.com

Tholos Charity Dinner

A cocktail reception with Masi Wine followed by a four course meal. All proceeds will go to the Collingwood General & Marine Hospital

Date: November  4

Location: Tholos,  Blue Mountain Village

Check website www.cgmhf.com

What’s Happening in Collingwood Aug. 24-26

Wednesday, August 22nd, 2012

Wasaga Beach Blues

The second annual music festival features the Downchild Blues Band, The Maple Blues Revue, 24th Street Wailers, Fatehead, The Johnny Max Band, Dinny’s Dixieland Allstrs, Loco Zydeco

Date: Aug. 24-26

Location: Stonebridge Town Centre

Click for more information http://www.wasagabeachblues.com/

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10 Things to Do at Blue Mountain That Won’t Break Your Budget

Tuesday, March 1st, 2011

Although people often associate Blue Mountain with skiing and winter, the spring season is not an exception. But at this time of year, your credit cards are still hurting from Christmas and you haven’t gotten your income tax refund yet. So you’re trying to pinch pennies but you still want to get away. What to do? Come on to Blue Mountain anyway. There are tons of fun things to do while you’re here that won’t break your budget.

The Collingwood Jazz & Blues Society

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For music lovers, try this concert series. Their monthly concerts on a Thursday evening are only $15 in advance or $20 at the door; an inexpensive evening out. Tickets available from: BMFA Centre, 163 Hurontario Street, 705-445-3430; Crow’s Nest, 239 Hurontario Street, 705-445-4900; Gabriele Photography, 133 Hurontario Street, 705-445-9030. Visit www.collingwoodjazz.ca for dates and times.

New Bulbs for Fall
If you`re a gardener and want to learn more about planting fall bulbs, attend this free information session at the Blue Mountain Public Library on Thursday March 24, 2011 at 7pm. You’ll learn some “how to” tips, pest control ideas, and advice about colour. Some potted bulbs will also be available for sale. Since this is a free event, you’ll need to call in advance – 519 599 3681 – to reserve your spot.
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The Absolute 7 Best-Can’t-Miss-Didn’t-Know-About Summer Activities in the Blue Mountain Area

Friday, August 20th, 2010

There’s no reason to be bored during your Blue Mountain vacation. In fact, the only problem you’ll have is how to fit all the great activities into your visit.

Wakestock Action Sports & Music Festival. From August 6th to 8th, Collingwood will be home an exciting action sports and music festival featuring great bands plus skateboarding, surfing and kiteboarding. Bands include Public Enemy, Alexisonfire (AOF), Crash Kings,U.S.S. featuring special guest Maestro Fresh Wes plus Hollerado and KO. http://www.wakestock.com

Long live the King! The 16th Annual Collingwood Elvis Festival, July 22-25, has more than 50 individual events and activities for the Elvis fan. Vegas-style shows, Tribute Artist competitions in professional, non-professional, and youth categories, outdoor concerts, children’s activities, collectibles, a midway, and a classic car parade.http://www.collingwoodelvisfestival.com

Elvis Impersonators

Who needs snow? What can be more thrilling than racing down the escarpment’s downhill trails on a mountain bike? Get trail passes and rent bikes at the Mountain Bike Centre at Blue Mountain. There are repairs, lessons and programs for ages 8 years and up (10 years for Downhill Biking). http://www.bluemountain.ca/mtnbike.htm

Bike Rentals From The Mountain Bike Centre

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Things To Do With Your Mother-In-Law

Tuesday, July 20th, 2010

Travelling with your mother-in-law can be a challenge. She probably doesn’t want to go mountain biking or rock climbing and you don’t want to leave her behind. Instead, here are some sure-fire mother-in-law approved outings to keep her happy and you in her good books.

Bruce County Wine TastingIf your mother-in-law enjoys wine, try taking her to the Bruce County Museum’s 2nd Annual Wine Tasting on July 28th.  Five wines will be sampled; first alone, and then with food, to experience the difference food can make in the flavour of wine. Sommelier and caterer, Ellen Schmaltz of Mildmay will be your guide for the evening. Register at 519-797-2080
http://www.brucemuseum.ca/calendar/a-wine-tasting-experience/

If she’s crafty, try taking her to a traditional rug hooking workshop. Textile artist, Micheline Mann will teach you the basic method, tools and patterns. The classes are offered in a one-room schoolhouse in Paisley, Ontario. Full day workshops include (more…)