After years of anticipation and long months of planning, the Lebovic Centre for Arts & Entertainment Nineteen on the Park hosts its two-week opening celebrations from May 9 to 23.
Archive for May 2009
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Closing the door on fame
After years of churning out deathless prose in relative obscurity, I’m not about to pass up on the opportunity of fame by association.
May 15 is Movie Night
Stouffville Movie Night will feature two full-length feature films as part of the opening celebrations at Nineteen on the Park.
WhiStle Radio, acoustically yours
On Friday May 9 at 8 p.m., WhiStle Radio presents a live broadcast of Open Mike with Al and Trudy Yetman at the Cedar Beach Grill.
Trillium Foundation Confirms Festival Funding
MPP Helena Jaczek and Gary Gladstone from the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) were in Stouffville April 14 to present a plaque to the Whitchurch-Stouffville Strawberry Festival honouring the hard work and dedication of the festival committee by announcing the success of their funding application.
Justin Hines to headline Springvale show
On May 1 at 7 p.m., award-winning singer/songwriter Justin Hines will headline a benefit concert for Stouffville Christian School at Springvale Baptist Church.
More Stars Than There are in the Sky
by Jill McWhinnie
One thing my mother and I always agreed on was James Garner – the tall, dark, handsome star of the old western series, Maverick. As the wily, witty, gun-shy Bret Maverick, Garner was, in both our estimations, simply the most appealing character on TV in the 1950s and 60s.
Taking Care of Business
by Bruce Stapley
Less than a year after graduating from chiropractic school, celebrity Stouffvillite Mathieu Turgeon has found a place to hang his shingle.
Don’t follow that car
There are a lot of different things I have tried in my life, but a car rally is not one of them. Now and then I have noticed local organizations holding these mystery events, but I have never entered one myself, until now.
Days of our lives
Last month I wrote about April being Poetry Month. It has struck me that there are a lot of such special named days, weeks or months and they seem to be increasing every year.
On The Run
by Robin Steckley
Have you noticed that more of your friends are investing in personal trainers? I know I have.
Curious about the reasons for this, I contacted Stouffville resident and personal trainer Harvey Mitos, who began his career through his mother-in-law in 1994.
A Royal Treat
It’s not too late too book your trip to the UK in the company of the talented singers, dancers and actors of Music Mania, Stouffville’s venerable variety show.
You Asked For It!
That’s the name of the 2009 exhibit at Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum, which opens May 15.
Movies on the park
Whitchurch-Stouffville Public Library and the Stouffville Free Press will present a special film night at the Lebovic Centre for Arts & Entertainment Nineteen on the Park on Wednesday, May 27 at 7 p.m.
Previous Stories
- Lights, camera, action!
- Closing the door on fame
- May 15 is Movie Night
- WhiStle Radio, acoustically yours
- Closing the door on fame
- Trillium Foundation Confirms Festival Funding
- Justin Hines to headline Springvale show
- More Stars Than There are in the Sky
- Taking Care of Business
- Don’t follow that car
- Days of our lives
- On The Run
- A Royal Treat
- You Asked For It!
- Notable achievements as choir turns 10
- New system is in the cards
- Ballantrae plant sale to support OSPCA clinic
- News from Latcham Gallery
- Food for Thought
- Mixed signals
- Dragon watching coming to Stouffville United
- Accessibility Committee to Host Information Day
- Nineteen on the Park geared to all generations
- Making a song and dance of it
- Sharon’s Angels
- May 15 is Movie Night
- Spring Spirit
