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April 2019
March Break in Downtown Guelph
Spend the day in Downtown Guelph this March Break. Both the civic museum and the public library will keep the kids busy with interactive exhibits and special events. The Bookshelf has daily family matinees for just $8 a seat. If the weather stays cool, there will be skating at the Market Square rink. Go to the City of Guelph website for daily updates on the rink. The Sleeman Centre will be hosting a March Break afternoon skate on Wednesday the 13th. After all that exertion, take the kids and eat for…
Find out more »March Break in Downtown Guelph
Spend the day in Downtown Guelph this March Break. Both the civic museum and the public library will keep the kids busy with interactive exhibits and special events. The Bookshelf has daily family matinees for just $8 a seat. If the weather stays cool, there will be skating at the Market Square rink. Go to the City of Guelph website for daily updates on the rink. The Sleeman Centre will be hosting a March Break afternoon skate on Wednesday the 13th. After all that exertion, take the kids and eat for…
Find out more »EatStreet: A Moveable Brunch
This Saturday morning food tasting and cultural walking tour will start at the Guelph Farmers' Market for a deep dive into Guelph's agricultural roots. We'll get a sample from a few different market purveyors and then head off throughout several stops in downtown Guelph. A bit of sweet, some savoury, a World of Taste, and much fun in between. EatStreet businesses: Guelph Farmers' Market (Taste of Craft, Rodolfo's Rebel Foods, Feng's Dumplings) | Tomme Cheese Shop | The Olive Experience | Crafty Ramen | Killer Cupcakes Goremet | Guelph Caribbean Cuisine
Find out more »Guelph Chamber Choir with Guests The Elora Singers presents Choral Masterpieces
Under the baton of guest conductor Gerald Neufeld, The Guelph Chamber Choir is excited to announce that it will be joining forces with guest choir The Elora Singers for "Choral Masterpieces: music for two choirs and organ" on Saturday, April 6th, 2019 at 7:30 pm at St. George’s Anglican Church. Accompanying the choir on the mighty and beautiful Casavant organ is Christopher Dawes, well known to both Guelph Chamber Choir and The Elora Singers audiences. The great organ at St. George’s was installed in 1926 as a part of a major…
Find out more »March Break in Downtown Guelph
Spend the day in Downtown Guelph this March Break. Both the civic museum and the public library will keep the kids busy with interactive exhibits and special events. The Bookshelf has daily family matinees for just $8 a seat. If the weather stays cool, there will be skating at the Market Square rink. Go to the City of Guelph website for daily updates on the rink. The Sleeman Centre will be hosting a March Break afternoon skate on Wednesday the 13th. After all that exertion, take the kids and eat for…
Find out more »EatStreet: A Moveable Brunch
This Saturday morning food tasting and cultural walking tour will start at the Guelph Farmers' Market for a deep dive into Guelph's agricultural roots. We'll get a sample from a few different market purveyors and then head off throughout several stops in downtown Guelph. A bit of sweet, some savoury, a World of Taste, and much fun in between. EatStreet businesses: Guelph Farmers' Market (Taste of Craft, Rodolfo's Rebel Foods, Feng's Dumplings) | Tomme Cheese Shop | The Olive Experience | Crafty Ramen | Killer Cupcakes Goremet | Guelph Caribbean Cuisine
Find out more »Bookshelf’s eBar presents: Funny, You Don’t Look Autistic author, Michael McCreary
Michael McCreary once took to the eBar stage as a stand-up comedian, now he returns as a stand-up comedian AND first time author! Join us as he launches his first "autism stereotype-slaying" book called, Funny, You Don't look Autistic: A Comedian's Guide to Life on the Spectrum. It will surely be an evening of humour and insight. Tickets & the book are available now in the bookstore. Tickets are $8 general, $6 members, seniors & students.
Find out more »EatStreet: A Moveable Brunch
This Saturday morning food tasting and cultural walking tour will start at the Guelph Farmers' Market for a deep dive into Guelph's agricultural roots. We'll get a sample from a few different market purveyors and then head off throughout several stops in downtown Guelph. A bit of sweet, some savoury, a World of Taste, and much fun in between. EatStreet businesses: Guelph Farmers' Market (Taste of Craft, Rodolfo's Rebel Foods, Feng's Dumplings) | Tomme Cheese Shop | The Olive Experience | Crafty Ramen | Killer Cupcakes Goremet | Guelph Caribbean Cuisine
Find out more »Three Book Launch
Please join us on April 23 at 7 P.M. for a three book launch at The Book Shelf in Guelph. Amy Spurway, Victoria Hetherington, and Tim Conley will be reading from their books, followed by a signing. Books will be available for sale. This event is free and open to the public. This event is organized with the assistance of the Canada Council for the Arts. Amy Spurway was born and raised on Cape Breton, where, at the age of…
Find out more »RCMPI Presents Sweeney Todd
An infamous tale, Sweeney Todd, an unjustly exiled barber, returns to nineteenth century London, seeking vengeance against the lecherous judge who framed him and ravaged his young wife. The road to revenge leads Todd to Mrs. Lovett, a resourceful proprietress of a failing pie shop, above which, he opens a new barber practice. Mrs. Lovett's luck sharply shifts when Todd's thirst for blood inspires the integration of an ingredient into her meat pies that has the people of London lining…
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