Free workshops with guest artists Saturday morning & afternoon Concerts catered by local not-for-profit groups $12.50 BYOC (bring your own chair) *limited seating available *PERFORMANCES END WITH PLENTY OF TIME TO MAKE THE LAST FERRY* AT THE QUARRY Doors open at 5:30pm - Performances start at 6pm Rain venue at The Winery JULY 8 JULY 15 JULY 22 JULY 29 AUG 5 AUG 12 AUG 19 Word: Karl Jirgens, is a critically acclaimed author, editor, professor, and founder of Rampike. Music: Raging Asian Women (RAW) Taiko Drummers bring an intensely focussed, very physical, and sonorous performance accompanied by live painting to open our 2017 season. Art: Return artists Broeders/Fell/Paterson/Steele will perform as a collective creation ensenmble. Word: André Narbonne, winner of the Atlantic Writing Competition, sailed as a marine engineer, and has two new books out this year. Music: The masterful blend known as the Count Yorgi quartet return to the Quarry. Their programme promises to engage and delight generations. Art: Collette Broeders is a performative artist who finds inspiration in the natural world. Word: Poet Laureate Marty Gervais is a prize-winning artist and author of over two dozen books. Music: Michael Karloff & Ray Manzerolle (piano & sax) perform a mixture of pop, American songbook, and originals as they explore hidden melodic possibilities in each song. Art: Patricia Fell imagines and actualizes worlds for people to play in. Word: Gord Grisenthwaite is an award winning writer of the Lytton First Nation in B.C. Music: The Scarab Club, having performed regularly with many elite orchestral and chamber music ensembles in our area, return with another innovative and delightful program! Art: Lorraine Steele is an exemplary technician informed by her immediate environment. Word: Jenny Sampirisi, is a literary activist, recipient of the K.M. Hunter Artist Award, and instructor at Ryerson University. Music: Windsor Classic Chorale believes that choral music expresses the deepest parts of our humanity. They will present choral music by Canadian composers to celebrate Canada 150. Art: Tracy Paterson is a passionate mixed media artist embracing street art and fashion. Finalé: Our multi-disciplinary finalé performance, Alchemy, is composed by Mike Stone and directed by Alix Sideris, renowned for her work with the National Arts Centre. Featuring choreographer Anh Nguyen, this work examining Canada’s 150th is developed with established, emergent, and community artists, & comprises collaborations of voice, text, music, and movement featuring the Stone & Sky Artists Ensemble. Festiva Regionalista Word: Sheniz Janmohamed is an author and arts educator who creates mandalas from words and writes poetry inspired by the land. Music: The Nihilist Spasm Band has been an influence on experimental media since their inception in 1965. Prepare to be unprepared. Art: Plein air artists John Stuart Pryce & Andrew Cheddie Sookrah. John shares the beauty his eyes see, heart feels, and soul yearns to understand, & philanthropic, Guyana born, Andrew shares his technical expertise and discerning eye. 519.254.8393

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Free workshops with guest artists Saturday morning & afternoonConcerts catered by local not-for-pro�t groups

$12.50 BYOC (bring your own chair)*limited seating available

Rain venue at The Winery

* P E R F O R M A N C E S E N D W I T H P L E N T Y O F T I M E T O M A K E T H E L A S T F E R R Y *

AT THE QUARRYDoors open at 5:30pm - Performances start at 6pm

Rain venue at The Winery

JULY

8JULY

15JULY

22JULY

29AUG

5AUG

12AUG

Word: Karl Jirgens, is a critically acclaimed author, editor, professor, and founder of Rampike. Music: Raging Asian Women (RAW) Taiko Drummers bring an intensely focussed, very physical, and sonorous performance accompanied by live painting to open our 2017 season. Art: Return artists Broeders/Fell/Paterson/Steele will perform as a collective creation ensenmble.

Word: André Narbonne, winner of the Atlantic Writing Competition, sailed as a marine engineer, and has two new books out this year. Music: The masterful blend known as the Count Yorgi quartet return to the Quarry. Their programme promises to engage and delight generations.Art: Collette Broeders is a performative artist who �nds inspiration in the natural world.

Word: Poet Laureate Marty Gervais is a prize-winning artist and author of over two dozen books. Music: Michael Karloff & Ray Manzerolle (piano & sax) perform a mixture of pop, American songbook, and originals as they explore hidden melodic possibilities in each song. Art: Patricia Fell imagines and actualizes worlds for people to play in.

Word: Gord Grisenthwaite is an award winning writer of the Lytton First Nation in B.C.Music: The Scarab Club, having performed regularly with many elite orchestral and chamber music ensembles in our area, return with another innovative and delightful program! Art: Lorraine Steele is an exemplary technician informed by her immediate environment.

Word: Jenny Sampirisi, is a literary activist, recipient of the K.M. Hunter Artist Award, and instructor at Ryerson University.Music: Windsor Classic Chorale believes that choral music expresses the deepest parts of our humanity. They will present choral music by Canadian composers to celebrate Canada 150.Art: Tracy Paterson is a passionate mixed media artist embracing street art and fashion.

Finalé: Our multi-disciplinary �nalé performance, Alchemy, is composed by Mike Stone and directed by Alix Sideris, renowned for her work with the National Arts Centre. Featuring choreographer Anh Nguyen, this work examining Canada’s 150th is developed with established, emergent, and community artists, & comprises collaborations of voice, text, music, and movement featuring the Stone & Sky Artists Ensemble.

Festiva RegionalistaWord: Sheniz Janmohamed is an author and arts educator who creates mandalas from words and writes poetry inspired by the land. Music: The Nihilist Spasm Band has been an in�uence on experimental media since their inception in 1965. Prepare to be unprepared. Art: Plein air artists John Stuart Pryce & Andrew Cheddie Sookrah. John shares the beauty his eyes see, heart feels, and soul yearns to understand, & philanthropic, Guyana born, Andrew shares his technical expertise and discerning eye.

519.254.8393