Past Events

Written and directed by Judith Thompson. Tickets $8 Monday-Wedne sday; $10 Thursday-Saturday. Advance tickets available from the Theatre Of fice - Massey Hall room 102 (9am-noon). Phone 519-824-4120 x53147 or purchas e at the door.

EXHIBITION: October 11-December 16 2014 TALK: 21 November 2014 6.30pm Open House at Boarding House Arts 6-9pm Boarding House Gallery pr esents a selection of works by David Bierk from the Macdonald Stewart Art Ce ntre’s permanent collection. Save the Planet features work made in the perio d from 1986 to 2002. Bierk’s romantic landscapes are dense with the kin d of art historical reference Donald Kuspit described as “Old Masterism”. Th ey are gloomy and passionate, they are permeated by a warm, nostalgic ligh t, the touch of the brush seems to self-consciously pursue the virtuosic.

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Written and directed by Judith Thompson. Tickets $8 Monday-Wedne sday; $10 Thursday-Saturday. Advance tickets available from the Theatre Of fice - Massey Hall room 102 (9am-noon). Phone 519-824-4120 x53147 or purchas e at the door.

Jon Weier, PhD Candidate in the History Department at Western University Title: “The Soldiers of the Soil and YMCA War Work in Rural Canada during the First World War” Date: Friday, November 21, 2:30-4:30pm Place: TBA, University of Guelph - visit RHRT on Facebook for location update

EXHIBITION: October 11-December 16 2014 TALK: 21 November 2014 6.30pm Open House at Boarding House Arts 6-9pm Boarding House Gallery pr esents a selection of works by David Bierk from the Macdonald Stewart Art Ce ntre’s permanent collection. Save the Planet features work made in the perio d from 1986 to 2002. Bierk’s romantic landscapes are dense with the kin d of art historical reference Donald Kuspit described as “Old Masterism”. Th ey are gloomy and passionate, they are permeated by a warm, nostalgic ligh t, the touch of the brush seems to self-consciously pursue the virtuosic.

"The Soldiers of the Soil and YMCA War Work" Everyone welcome t o this free talk. Presented by the History Department, College of Arts.

Concert runs 8-10pm. $2 admission and open to the public. For more information visithttp://www.uoguelph.ca/sofam/events

Public Lecture Series School of Languages and Literatures, University of Guelph Jessie Thomson Director Humanitarian Assistance and Emergency Team CARE CANADA