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Jun. 3 - Jul. 4 weekdays 10 am-2 pm, weekends 1-5 pm.
The Art of Bridget Aube-Doughty
Longtime member and self-taught artist Bridget Doughty presents an exhibit of new acrylics, pastels, and watercolours.
VAB Golden Pheasant Gallery, Bartley Square Mall
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Jun. 12 - Jul. 2
"Together Again"
The paintings of Valerie and Simon MacDonald.
For the first and only time, the husband and wife team will be
exhibiting more than 60 pieces of their art in oils, acrylics,
watercolours and oil pastels. Scenes from Banff National Park,
Grand Manan and St. Miguel de Allende as well as works from the
family collection which have not been exhibited before.
Valerie died of breast cancer in September 2004. In her memory,
30% of all revenue from the show will be donated in equal shares to
William Osler Health Centre ICU, Canadian Blood Services and the
Canadian Cancer Society.
Beaux-Arts Gallery |
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Jun. 20 - Jul. 10
MacLachlin College on the Fridges
An exhibit of works by an Oakville private school, at the new Fridge Front Gallery in the northwest corner of Shoppers World. Any area school may exhibit at the space for free, please contact visualartsbrampton@gmail.com.
VAB Fridge Front Gallery, Shoppers World
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Jun. 24 - Jul. 29
Fin Fur and Feather
Brampton and area visual artists present drawings, paintings, and printmaking featuring the diverse animal kingdom. Artway is in the northwest corner of Shoppers World.
VAB Artway Gallery, Shoppers World
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July 1 - Friday 10am - 10:30pm
Canada Day Celebrations
There will be plenty of fun for the entire family at Donald M. Gordon Chinguacousy Park from 10 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. including: midway rides and games; a giant Canada Day cake; live music and entertainment as well as many other events. The celebration wraps up with a spectacular fireworks show set to music.
Parking is $5 inside Chinguacousy Park, however space is limited. Brampton Transit will be providing free shuttle services to the park departing at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. from Shopper's World, Trinity Common and the Downtown Terminal. Shuttle services will also be available after the festivities at 10:45 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. to these same terminals. In addition Brampton Transit will also provide statutory holiday service, from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. on 12 main routes. For free shuttle information call Brampton Transit at 905-874-2999.
Chinguacousy’s Outdoor Stage
12:00pm-12:45pm ~ Joy Slam
1:00 pm- 1:45 pm ~ Crash
2:00pm -2:45 pm ~ Jazz Mechanics
3:00pm -3:45 pm ~ Joy Slam
4:00pm - 4:45pm ~ Crash
4:45pm - 6:00pm ~ MC and a Juggler
6:00pm - 6:30pm ~ Mayor and Members of Council, Legion March and Cake Cutting Ceremony
6:30pm - 7:30pm ~ Toni Anderson
7:45pm - 8:45pm ~ Aselin Debison
9:00pm - 10:00pm ~ Rik Emmitt
10:00pm - 10:20pm ~ Fireworks (Co-Sponsored by Bell)
Chinguacousy Park, Bramalea Rd. & Queen St.
905-874-3986
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Jul. 1 - Jul. 4 8pm
"Merry Wives of Windsor" Shakespeare in the Square
Bring your lawn chair and enjoy Brampton's talented actors as they perform Shakespeare in their own way.
City Hall, Ken Whillans Square, 2 Wellington St. West
(905) 874-2800 |
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July 2 - Saturday 7am - 1pm
Brampton Farmers Market
Fresh local produce, baked goods, art and crafts.
Main Street, Between Nelson West and John, in Downtown Brampton.
905-874-2650
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July 5 - Tuesday 7pm - 9pm
Inspirational Music in the Park
A variety of music by various artists to uplift, entertain and encourage. Face painting and refreshments. Bring a lawn chair, sit back and enjoy!
Gage Park, Wellington & Main St. S
905-793-6976
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Jul. 6 - Sep. 4
Selections from the Permanent Collection: Today's Hits and Yesterday's Classics
A look at some of the many recent donations made to the gallery's permanent colletion along with noted historic works and old favorites by Charlotte Schreiber and Frank and Caroline Armington.
Peel Heritage Complex - Art Gallery
905-791-4055
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Jul. 6 - Aug. 3
The Art of Maria Carosi
OCAD alumni and VAB member Maria Carosi exhibits her works. Maria says that she likes to paint anything that inspires her, and is driven to create through various mediums.
VAB Golden Pheasant Gallery, Bartley Square Mall
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July 7 - Thursday 7pm - 9pm
Investors Group Thursday Night Concert Series: Jazz Mechanics & Special Guest
Bring a lawn chair, sit back and enjoy!
Gage Park, Wellington & Main St. S.
905-874-2936 |
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Jul. 7 - Jul. 9 8pm
Self Help for Dummies
Presented by Playing After Dark Ltd. Written by T. Gregory Argall & Todd McGinnis. Directed by Tracy Rowland.
Heritage Theatre, 86 Main Street North
905-874-2800 |
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Jul. 8 - Jul. 11 8pm
"Merry Wives of Windsor" Shakespeare in the Square
Bring your lawn chair and enjoy Brampton's talented actors as they perform Shakespeare in their own way.
City Hall, Ken Whillans Square, 2 Wellington St. West
(905) 874-2800 |
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Jul. 9 - Jul. 10 Fri. 6pm - 1am, Sat. 2pm - 1am, Sun 12pm - 7pm
Carabram
Visitors from across the globe will be arriving in Brampton this weekend, as Carabram, the City's multicultural festival returns for another year. For more than 20 years, Carabram has given visitors the chance to tour the world, without boarding a plane. With 11 pavilions representing nations from all corners of the globe, Carabram is a cultural experience like no other. Last year more than 60,000 people attended the event and this year is sure to be bigger than ever. Each pavilion features food and entertainment native to the region and with a free shuttle bus between pavilions, it makes it easy to get a taste of each. Brampton Transit will be providing free transportation between pavilions with a Carabram passport.
Locations:
• Caribbean - Cardinal Leger Secondary School, 75 Mary St,
Brampton
• Croatia - Pauline Vanier Catholic Elementary School, 56 Oaklea Blvd,
Brampton
• Germany - Hansa Haus, 6650 Hurontario St, Hwy 10, south of Derry
Rd, Mississauga
• Hawaii - Victoria Park Arena, 20 Victoria Cres., Brampton (north
of Steeles Ave. & Bramalea Rd off Orenda)
• Holland - Jim Archdekin Recreation Centre, 292 Conestoga Dr, Brampton
• India - Turner Fenton Secondary School, 7935 Kennedy Rd S, Brampton
• Ireland - St. Marguerite D'Youville Secondary School, 10815 Dixie
Rd, Brampton
• Macedonia - St. Ilija Macedonian Church, 290 Derry Rd W, Mississauga
• Philippines - Century Gardens, 340 Vodden St E, Brampton
• Poland - Centennial Recreation Centre, 80 Mary St, Brampton
• Ukraine - Chris Gibson Recreation Centre, 125 McLaughlin Rd N, Brampton
(416) 452-4917
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July 9 - Saturday 7am - 1pm
Brampton Farmers Market
Fresh local produce, baked goods, art and crafts.
Main Street, Between Nelson West and John, in Downtown Brampton.
905-874-2650
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July 9 - Saturday 9am -5pm
5th Annual Tournament of Mediocrates
Charity Beach Volleyball Tournament - proceed to William Osler Health Centre. Team Entry Fee $150
Chinguacousy Park
905-792-2692 |
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July 9 - Saturday 7pm
Brampton Excelsiors Lacrosse
BROOKLIN @ BRAMPTON
Powerade Centre (Kennedy Rd south of Steeles) |
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Jul. 9 - Jul. 17
Heart Lake Fishing Derby
Family fun day. Fishing prizes and more
Heart Lake Conservation Area, Heart Lake Road
1800-838-9921 |
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July 9 - Saturday 2pm
NEWWORKS PLAYWRIGHT FESTIVAL
Workshops/Staged Readings. Scripts to be read include “The Secret Lives of Sketch Artists” by T. Gregory Argall and more.
Heritage Theatre, 86 Main Street North
905-874-2800 |
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July 10 - Sunday 2pm
Self Help for Dummies
Presented by Playing After Dark Ltd. Written by T. Gregory Argall & Todd McGinnis. Directed by Tracy Rowland.
Heritage Theatre, 86 Main Street North
905-874-2800 |
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July 12 - Tuesday 7pm - 9pm
Inspirational Music in the Park
A variety of music by various artists to uplift, entertain and encourage. Face painting and refreshments. Bring a lawn chair, sit back and enjoy!
Gage Park, Wellington & Main St. S
905-793-6976
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Jul. 14 - Jul. 16 Thurs. 7pm - 10pm, Fri. 6pm - 11pm, Sat. 1pm - Midnight
Classic Cars & Legendary Stars
Come out and see some very talented performers paying tribute to your favourite music stars, plus a classic car show! Great food from downtown restaurants and a beer tent help make for a wonderful weekend of entertainment!
Gage Park, Wellington & Main St. S.
905-874-2936
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July 14 - Thursday 7pm
A Tribute to Frank Sinatra
Jeff Somerville and the Jazz Mechanics
GAge Park |
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July 14 - Thursday 7pm - 9pm
Investors Group Thursday Night Concert Series: Jazz Mechanics & Special Guest
Bring a lawn chair, sit back and enjoy!
Gage Park, Wellington & Main St. S.
905-874-2936 |
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Jul. 14 - Jul. 16 8pm
Self Help for Dummies
Presented by Playing After Dark Ltd. Written by T. Gregory Argall & Todd McGinnis. Directed by Tracy Rowland.
Heritage Theatre, 86 Main Street North
905-874-2800 |
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July 16 - Saturday Noon - 4pm
2nd Annual Pride Day Peel Picnic
Pride Day 2005 is set so mark your calendars for July 16th 2005. We will be holding our Picnic once again at Heart Lake Conservation Area. The event is free but there is an admission charge into the park of $4.00
The picnic will run from Noon until 4pm rain or shine.
Heart Lake Conservation Area (Heart Lake Rd north of Sandalwood Pkwy)
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July 16 - Saturday 7am - 1pm
Brampton Farmers Market
Fresh local produce, baked goods, art and crafts.
Main Street, Between Nelson West and John, in Downtown Brampton.
905-874-2650
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July 16 - Saturday 2pm
NEWWORKS PLAYWRIGHT FESTIVAL
Workshops/Staged Readings. Scripts to be read include “The Secret Lives of Sketch Artists” by T. Gregory Argall and more.
Heritage Theatre, 86 Main Street North
905-874-2800 |
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July 16 - Saturday 2pm-8pm
Savannah Festival of Rhythms
Showcase of live music from R&B to Reggae to Latin Beat, Art, sports and more. Event takes place both indoor and outdoor.
Donald M. Gordon Chinguacousy Park, Bramalea Rd. & Queen St.
416-461-5255 |
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July 17 - Sunday 8pm
Self Help for Dummies
Presented by Playing After Dark Ltd. Written by T. Gregory Argall & Todd McGinnis. Directed by Tracy Rowland.
Heritage Theatre, 86 Main Street North
905-874-2800 |
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July 19 - Tuesday 7pm - 9pm
Inspirational Music in the Park
A variety of music by various artists to uplift, entertain and encourage. Face painting and refreshments. Bring a lawn chair, sit back and enjoy!
Gage Park, Wellington & Main St. S
905-793-6976
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July 21 - Thursday 7pm - 9pm
Investors Group Thursday Night Concert Series: Jazz Mechanics & Special Guest
Bring a lawn chair, sit back and enjoy!
Gage Park, Wellington & Main St. S.
905-874-2936 |
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Jul. 21 - Jul. 24 2pm
Sara's Cave by Donald Molnar
NEWWORKS PLAYWRIGHT FESTIVAL
Heritage Theatre, 86 Main Street North
905-874-2800 |
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Jul. 22 - Jul. 25 8pm
Shakespeare in the Square: All's Well that Ends Well
Bring your lawn chair and enjoy Brampton's talented actors as they perform Shakespeare in their own way.
City Hall, Ken Whillans Square, 2 Wellington Street West
905-874-2800 |
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Jul. 23 - Jul. 25
200 Miles for 200 Smiles
Charity Bike Ride sponsored by Rotary Club of Heart Lake - proceeds supporting camp Oochigeas - a camp for children with cancer.
905-840-2742
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July 23 - Saturday 7am - 1pm
Brampton Farmers Market
Fresh local produce, baked goods, art and crafts.
Main Street, Between Nelson West and John, in Downtown Brampton.
905-874-2650
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July 23 - Saturday 2pm
NEWWORKS PLAYWRIGHT FESTIVAL
Workshops/Staged Readings. Scripts to be read include “The Secret Lives of Sketch Artists” by T. Gregory Argall and more.
Heritage Theatre, 86 Main Street North
905-874-2800 |
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July 24 - Sunday 7pm
Brampton Excelsiors Lacrosse
BARRIE @ BRAMPTON
Powerade Centre (Kennedy Rd south of Steeles) |
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July 26 - Tuesday 7pm - 9pm
Inspirational Music in the Park
A variety of music by various artists to uplift, entertain and encourage. Face painting and refreshments. Bring a lawn chair, sit back and enjoy!
Gage Park, Wellington & Main St. S
905-793-6976
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July 27 - Wednesday 11am start
Memorial Service, Anniversary of 1953 Korean War Cease Fire
Service commemorating the cessation of the hostilities of the Korean War.
Korea Veterans Wall of Remembrance, 7732 Mavis Rd.
905-452-0577 |
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July 28 - Thursday 7pm - 9pm
Investors Group Thursday Night Concert Series: Brampton Concert Band
Bring a lawn chair, sit back and enjoy!
Gage Park, Wellington & Main St. S.
905-874-2936 |
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Jul. 28 - Jul. 31 2pm
Sara's Cave by Donald Molnar
NEWWORKS PLAYWRIGHT FESTIVAL
Heritage Theatre, 86 Main Street North
905-874-2800 |
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Jul. 29 - Aug. 1 8pm
Shakespeare in the Square: All's Well that Ends Well
Bring your lawn chair and enjoy Brampton's talented actors as they perform Shakespeare in their own way.
City Hall, Ken Whillans Square, 2 Wellington Street West
905-874-2800 |
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July 30 - Saturday 7am - 1pm
Brampton Farmers Market
Fresh local produce, baked goods, art and crafts.
Main Street, Between Nelson West and John, in Downtown Brampton.
905-874-2650
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Jul. 30 - Jul. 31
Dave Morrison International Soccer Classic
Fifth Dave Morrison Memorial International Soccer Classic to be held in Brampton on July 30 and 31, 2005. Our previous name Pine & Rose was changed in order to recognize all the work that Dave Morrison did for soccer in our community for well over 25 years. A highly recognized tournament, in the past we have welcomed international teams from Nigeria, Mexico and Trinidad. A highlight starting this year is that all age groups will have assistant referees for their games.
Flower City Community Campus, Richvale Park, Victoria Park
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July 30 - Saturday 2pm
NEWWORKS PLAYWRIGHT FESTIVAL
Workshops/Staged Readings. Scripts to be read include “The Secret Lives of Sketch Artists” by T. Gregory Argall and more.
Heritage Theatre, 86 Main Street North
905-874-2800 |
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