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Dec. 12 - Jan. 13
Beaux-Arts Brampton Christmas Treasures Show
Drop by to see our all-new exhibit beginning December 12th.
New this year - a larger selection of small gifts - perfect for appreciation gifting and
stocking stuffers.
Enjoy our member-created tree trims and mini-gift selections.
For the home - sculpture, pottery, 3-D decorative items and paintings.
Art cards for those on your mail list, silk and surprises.
Don't forget our Loft and Upper Hall Galleries and studios upstairs!
Park underground at the Rose Theatre (free for the first hour) and
forget the mall crowd. Take the Theatre Lane exit and you'll be right behind Beaux-Arts.
Beaux-Arts 70-74 Main Street N.
(905) 454-5677
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January 1 - Monday 1 to 3pm
Mayor's Annual New Year's Day Levee
Mayor Susan Fennell and Members of Council invite all residents to join them in welcoming 2007 at the Mayor's Annual New Year's Day Levee.
The Rose Theatre
905-874-2628
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Jan. 3 - Jan. 4 3pm & 7pm
Clifford the Big Red Dog Live
A New Big Idea!
Now the charming crimson canine is coming to life on stage in this unique Broadway-style musical production. Join the well-loved characters from Birdwell Island as they embark on a new big idea to put on their own play. Clifford fans will love every theatrical minute, while seeing how teamwork and friendship come through to get something done. The memorable songs and charming story are sure to be a “pup”ular hit!
The Rose Theatre
905 874 2800 |
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January 6 - Saturday 7:30pm
Brampton Thunder Womens Hockey
vs. Quebec Avalanche
Powerade Centre
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January 6 - Saturday 8pm
The Magic Flute by W.A. Mozart
Sung in English, fully staged and costumed, accompanied by an orchestra.
A prince, Tamino, is chased by a vicious monster into the realm of the Queen of the Night.He is saved by theQueen'sThreeLadies.The Queen herself commissions Tamino to rescue her daughter, Pamina, from an abductor, Sarastro. Tamino, bynow in love with Pamina's portrait, will be rewarded by marrying Pamina. The bird-catcher Papageno is to be his helper. Their only aids are a magic flute and magic bells, gifts from the Queen. Pamina is captive in Sarastro's palace and guarded by the cruel, lecherous Monostatos. Papageno finds his way into Pamina's chambers, scares off Monostatos, and tells Pamina of Tamino's love for her. Extolling love, they leave together seeking Tamino. Tamino, led by Three Spirits, finds Sarastro's court and learns that he must join Sarastro's group in order to win Pamina. Glad that Pamina is still alive, he plays his flute and is answered in the distance by Papageno's pan pipes. As Tamino rushes out to find his comrade, Papageno and Pamina run in, but are intercepted by Monostatos. Only the music of Papageno's magic bells saves them from capture. Sarastro enters with his followers, and Monostatos brings in the captured Tamino. Tamino and Pamina see each other for the first time, but are forced to separate until Tamino and Papageno prove their worthiness.
Sarastro and his community's priests, discussing Tamino's and Papageno's entry into their society, realize that the two men must face dangerous tests and even mortal danger to prove themselves. But Pamina, too, undergoes agonizing trials: she must withstand Monostatos' unwelcome advances and threats against her life. She must reject her mother's increasingly unwholesome influences. During these events, Sarastro's goals are revealed as largely benevolent and the Queen's as evil. Papageno fails the tests, but his good nature wins him Papagena, the wife for whom he has longed. Tamino, with Pamina at his side, successfully passes the tests of fire and water. The Queen and her followers sink into oblivion. Sarastro and his followers celebrate as Tamino and Pamina are united through love - and the power of the magic flute.
Tickets: From $30
The Rose Theatre
905 874 2800
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January 7 - Sunday 2pm
Brampton Battalion Hockey
vs. Ottawa
Powerade Centre
(905) 874-2393
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Jan. 11 - Jan. 12
Wonderful Town
Hilarious, delightful, big-city adventure The city lights.
The humming traffic. The bustling crowds. There's nothing like the first time you land in New York City. Wonderful Town is the delightful tale of two sisters, Ruth and Eileen. They're fresh off the bus from Ohio, ready to follow their dreams, fall in love and take New York by storm. The show is a fast and funny big-city adventure with a dazzling score by Leonard Bernstein, Betty Comden and Adolph Green. For a Wonderful Time, See a Wonderful Town!
The Rose Theatre
905 874 2800
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January 13 - Saturday 7:30pm
Brampton Thunder Womens Hockey
vs. Ottawa Raiders
Powerade Centre
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January 13 - Saturday 8pm
David Clayton Thomas In Concert
Timeless songs and brilliant arrangements At an age when many are considering slowing down and retiring, Clayton Thomas is more productive than ever.
The new “David Clayton Thomas” show consists of an eleven piece “big band” made up of Toronto's elite musicians. The repertoire includes all of David's “signature” tunes from the Blood Sweat & Tears days as well as new material from his latest release, entitled Aurora. Clayton Thomas' legendary blues voice strikes a fine balance between gritty and smooth. This seasoned professional won't disappoint.
The Rose Theatre
905 874 2800
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January 14 - Sunday 2pm
Brampton Battalion Hockey
vs. Barrie
Powerade Centre
(905) 874-2393
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January 14 - Sunday 7pm
Same Spirit Different Movement
Daredevil moves and killer hip-hop For all those hip-hop fans out there, this show is a blast.
The Ill Style Rockers from Philadelphia perform fabulous feats of spinning, acrobatics, dives, flips and squat kicks delivered in both a choreographed and improvised manner. This ten-member troupe pay tribute to the foundation of hip-hop culture while at the same time participating in its future development using everything from street and club styles to jazz, tap and ballet. This group gives newbies and old heads a spectacular refresher course on hip-hop.
The Rose Theatre
905 874 2800
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Jan. 16 - Jan. 20
Beaux-Arts Brampton Great Lakes Student Exhibition
View works of the students of Great Lakes Public School. From kindergarten to the eighth grade, students display artwork specially chosen for this exhibit.
Bring your family to see the progression of skills and techniques learned by these talented young artists.
Beaux-Arts 70-74 Main Street N.
(905) 454-5677
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January 18 - Thursday 7:30pm
Brampton Battalion Hockey
vs. Sudbury
Powerade Centre
(905) 874-2393
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January 19 - Friday 7:30pm
Brampton Thunder Womens Hockey
vs. Oakville Ice
Powerade Centre
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January 20 - Saturday 7:30pm
Brampton Thunder Womens Hockey
vs. Montreal Axion
Powerade Centre
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January 21 - Sunday 2pm
Brampton Battalion Hockey
vs. Kitchener
Powerade Centre
(905) 874-2393
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January 23 - Tuesday 8pm
Blind Boys of Alabama
Soul stirring old-school gospel.
For over sixty years, the “Blind Boys of Alabama” have spread the spirit and energy of pure soul gospel music. The first version of the group was formed at the Alabama Institute for the Negro Blind in 1939. Today the group, including three original members, continues its mission to expand the audience for traditional soul-gospel singing while incorporating contemporary songs and innovative arrangements into their hallowed folk-blues style. The “Blind Boys of Alabama” push the very definitions of gospel and soul with their innovative style and unmatchable staying power. Put your hands together and enjoy the show!
The Rose Theatre
905 874 2800
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January 25 - Thursday 6pm - 9pm
Beaux-Arts Brampton New Members - New Inspiration
Reception and Meet the Artists -
Come out to encourage Beaux-Arts Brampton's newest members! Talented new members together produce their own exhibition.
Beaux-Arts 70-74 Main Street N.
(905) 454-5677
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January 26 - Friday 7:30 p.m.
Friday Folk Night
Coffee-House style folk music concert. Tonight: “Guitar Greats” with Wendell Ferguson, Jason Fowler and Riverbend. Experience an evening of great guitar picking as each of these three amazing artists show off their chops, before jamming together to really make the sparks fly! Tickets ($12 for adults, $10 for students and seniors) are available at the door, at the St. Paul's church office, or through reservations.
Sanderson Hall, St. Paul’s United Church, 30 Main St. South
647-233-3655
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January 26 - Friday 8pm
Sex and the Second City
A wild, savvy spoof about relationships.
This hilarious evening of musical comedy proves there is nothing as funny as the battle of the sexes. Sex and the Second City features some of the greatest scenes and songs from the legendary theatre's rich history. Good sketch comedy requires a variety of skills and this cast does it all; they sing, they dance and they improvise using on-the-spot jokes. High quality sketch comedy like this is hard to come by.
The Rose Theatre
905 874 2800
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January 27 - Saturday 7:30pm
Brampton Thunder Womens Hockey
vs. Oakville Ice
Powerade Centre
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January 27 - Saturday 7:30pm
The Tartan Terrors
"I always like a little laughter with my haggis!"
Back to Brampton by popular demand, The Tartan Terrors, North America's Premiere Celtic Comedy Event, are professional performers known for taking traditional Celtic music and dance, mixing it with rock and roll & blending in their own unique Scottish Comedy! Due to the success of such shows as River dance, the Tartan Terrors have been described as River dance's Evil Twin. Top off Robbie Burn's week with this fun filled performance!
The Rose Theatre
905 874 2800 |
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January 28 - Sunday 2pm
Brampton Battalion Hockey
vs. Barrie
Powerade Centre
(905) 874-2393
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