Past Events

The View From Up Here (Geographically) Thoughts on Cultureal I nfluences & Natural Phenomena as Interpreted by the Inuit Artist

Opening Reception for: Laura Findley: For What is Sunk will Hardly Swim Rachel Crummey: Pharmakon Everyone Welcome to attend.  Ongoing exhibition until July 13, 2014.  For more information, visit http://www.msac.ca/exhibitions

Laura Findlay: For What is Sunk will Hardly Swim Rachel Crummey : Pharmakon Robert Hengeveld: promised lands Free Event, Everyone Welco me. http://www.msac.ca

Lower Atrium use. Second Cup and upper Atrium remain open.  Set up at 8am. Event runs 9am-5pm.

Set up from 7am-8:30am. Event runs from 8:30am-2:30pm. Tear do wn from 2:30-3:30pm. Second Cup remains open.

Tickets available at The Bookshelf or www.guelphchamber.com $10admission, proceeds to The Guelph Chamber of Commerce Millennium Scholarsh ip Fund 519-821-3311 for more info

MA student: John Benich Time: 10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Thesis Title: Bohr and the Measurement Problem:                     Moving towards Holism in Copenhagen ALL ARE WELCOME

On April 28, MA student Emily Pauw will defend her thesis:  Reports of Criminality: The Aberdeen Journal and the Presentation of Crime, 1845-1850 All welcome!! Get the abstract: .pdf

Lower Atrium closed to public for the day. Upper Atrium and Sec ond Cup remain open except during the keynote lectures.

General Admission $20, Students $10, PAS members Free. Regist ration at 9am with first clinic starting at 10am. Featuring Duo Percussion: Dave Robillard & Brennan Connolly (in clinic and performance) Workshop - Snare Drum Duets Cameron Heights Collegiate Institute Percussion Ensemble