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Guelph will be hopping on this ‘sleepless night’
Sep 02, 2010
Sep 02, 2010
Ajay Heble thinks it won’t be a big stretch for jazz festival fans when Guelph next week becomes perhaps the first small city anywhere to hold an all-night arts extravaganza.
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Gordon Street closure Saturday
In order to help the University of Guelph deal with its “move-in day” traffic, Gordon Street will b...
Future of Sikh temple now in hands of OMB
The city is waiting to hear from the Ontario Municipal Board on how it plans to deal with an appeal...
Air cadet barbecue welcomes new recruits
The 121 Red Arrows Air Cadet Squadron will welcome new recruits at its annual barbecue on Sept. 7 a...
Tourney helps humane society program
Golfers are being asked to tee off in support of the Guelph Humane Society’s Humane Values Program ...
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Arts Council names new executive directorThe Guelph Arts Council has announced that local resident and arts volunteer Anne MacKay will be ta... | read more |
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Guelph’s meating placeRiverside Park was hot and happening this past weekend during the annual Guelph Ribfest event. In l... | read more |
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More than just ribs at park on weekendIt’s so close now that some rib fans’ mouths might already be watering.... | read more |
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Little Theatre 75 years oldGuelph Little Theatre has announced the lineup for its 75th anniversary season, which includes thre... | read more |
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It’s last call for discount tickets to Taste of GuelphGuelph’s gourmet garden party will once again be returning to serve up support for local health car... | read more |
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Arts award deadline Sept. 7The Guelph Arts Council has issued a last call for applications for a memorial award that supports ... | read more |
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Parkinson’s annual SuperWalk Sept 11The Parkinson Society of Canada is asking Guelphites to lace up their sneakers and head to Silvercr... | read more |
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Indie rockers downtownThree-piece indie rock band Protozoans, which includes Guelph native Simon Rogers, plays a free sho... | read more |
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Dance with donationAll dance classes at the Flying Dance Company will be open to people when they make a donation to G... | read more |
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Ballet audition contact information incorrectLast Thursday’s Tribune article on fall auditions for The Nutcracker by Ballet Jorgen Canada includ... | read more |
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Music school in west endTwo longtime private music instructors are planning to open a new music school in October in the we... | read more |
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A peach of a fundraiser at marketBizjak Farms will be donating $1 to the Kidney Foundation of Canada for every basket of peaches it ... | read more |
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Fashion design part of eventAn event combining fashion design, art and music will be held at a local yoga studio on Saturday Au... | read more |
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Singing in the ShowerAs part of Guelph Jazz Festival’s Nuit Blanche event, one local artist is hoping to bring a bunch o... | read more |
