Past Events

All are welcome.

Join us for a public talk - everyone is welcome. Sofie LaChapel le is a historian of science and author of Investigating the Supernatural: F rom Spiritism an Occultism to Psychical Research and Metapsychics in France , 1853-1931 (John Hopkins University Press, 2011). In her current work, sh e explores the world of nineteenth-century magicians and the relationships b etween science, magic and wonder during this period.

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

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

Tours of the building

John Cage inspired MusiCircus Everything At Once and All Togethe r You won't hear anything You'll hear everything!

Free Noon Concert sponsored by the College of Biological Science and College of Arts. The St. George Chamber Players is a group of professional musicians brought together by their common love of the classical chamber mus ic repertoire. In concert for this performance are Elspeth Durward, violin, David Wadley, viola, Nora Pellerin, violin, Marlena Tureski, cello. Concert 12 noon - 1:00 p.m. Everyone Welcome!   Click here  for program.

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 Bierk’s romantic landscapes are dense with the kin d of art historical reference Donald Kuspit described as “Old Masterism”.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.

Free Concert sponsored by the College of Biological Science and College of Arts. The St. George Chamber Players is a group of professional musicians brought together by their common love of the classical chamber mus ic repertoire. In concert for this performance are Elspeth Durward, violin , David Wadley, viola, Nora Pellerin, violin, Marlena Tureski, cello. Click here for program.