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Jest-ArtsJest Arts Celebrates First Twelve Months with Group Show “Twelve”

Jenny Parsons and Steven Morel, well-known for their roles on The Family Channel's "Wingin' It", opened an art event space in Durham twelve months ago. To mark the occasion, they will be hosting a group exhibition of visual artists called "Twelve".

"We are creative people, we needed a place to rehearse our comedy shows. Also, Steve plays music and I paint", said Parsons. "Durham was ...

ThisChangesEverythingOS350 Grey Bruce Owen Sound, in partnership with The Tom Thomson Arty Gallery and the Tiff, is showing the documentary film, THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING, at the Roxy Theatre in Owen Sound on Sunday, May 1st, at 3.p.m.
The film is followed by a pot luck supper at St. George's Anglican Church. "Directed by Avi Lewis and produced in conjunction with

marion-AndersonSPRING into COLOUR is a new exhibit opening at Santa Fe Gallery on Sat April 23 that features over 28 local artists and 70 works of art. From colourful paintings, acrylics, watercolours, oils and mixed media, to fine art photography, printmaking and even a mosaic made from egg shells, the exhibit offers some great art to look at and even buy.

The opening reception is from 2:00 to 4:00 on Saturday and you can meet the artists, share in some...

Few  FewerThe SweetWater Music Festival marks the spring season and Mother's Day with a special music event on Sunday, May 8 at the Historic Leith Church. Few & Fewer In Concert, an afternoon concert beginning at 2 p.m., features Artistic Director Mark Fewer on violin, Guy Few on trumpet, along with pianist Stephanie Mara. The concert kicks off the 2016 season as SweetWater prepares for the Festival, which takes place from September 16 to 18.

The afternoon program is an eclectic mix of

filmfestOn Wednesday, April 27 the Grey Bruce Youth Film Festival screening will take place at the Galaxy Cinemas in Owen Sound. This free event is open to the public and runs from 5:30 – 7:30 pm. Audience members will be treated to a full screening of 10 short films created by youth from across Grey and Bruce Counties. The screening is followed by an awards ceremony announcing the winners of the 2016 Grey Bruce Youth Film Festival.

This year's films include a coincidental superhero, a failed magician, an epic battle between a knight and a wicked witch, some squirrels and an introduction to parkour. The Grey Bruce Youth

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