Past Events

On Saturday 30 April 2011 at Artisanale Restaurant, 37 Quebec Street, Dr. Kevin James sponsors a spring fundraising afternoon tea in support of Guelph Museums, comprising the Guelph Civic Museum (soon to be relocated in the renovated Loretto Convent) and McCrae house, a national historic site.

On Saturday 30 April 2011 , Artisanale Restaurant on Quebec Str eet will be the venue for a spring fundraising afternoon tea in support of G uelph Museums, comprising the Guelph Civic Museum (soon to be relocated in the renovated Loretto Convent) and McCrae house, a national historic site. The event, from 3:00-4:30 pm, features a delicious range of food, inc luding sandwiches and pastries prepared by the Artisanale team, and live ha rp music. Tickets are $60 per person, with an anticipated tax receipt v alued at approximately $30.

Michael Pogue will defend his Major Research Paper: "Affordable, Branded, Convenient, Decadent and Efficient: Loblaws and the Revitalization of the Canadian Supermarket Industry, 1970-1990" on April 29th.

Krystle Borsa defends her Major Research Paper on April 29: "‘Guid Behauiour of Toung and Hand’: Women and Assault in Kirkcudbright, 1606-1658"

Lower Level Atrium closed to public. Second Cup remains open . Signs required.

Lower Level Atrium Closed to public. Second Cup remains open. Signs required.

PhD student: Neil Langshaw Time: 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Theis Title: Collective Responsibility and the Radical Environmental Movement ALL ARE WELCOME

Lower Level Atrium Closed to Public for the day. Second Cup remains open. Signs required.

Atrium and Second Cup Closed to public for the entire day. S igns required.

Tuesday, April 19, Mr. Mark Sholdice, Doctoral Candidate, University of Guelph, speaks at the Rural History Roundtable:"'Hegel in the Heartland?: Political Patronage and Ontario Farmers' Struggle for Recognition, 1919-1923"