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2009
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MAY 2009 - Please find event details
below the calendar grid.
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Art Section meeting
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Literature Section meeting |
7
Literary
Lecture
Series II |
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Humanities Section Meeting |
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Club Night
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Mary Rezza Memorial
Student Recital |
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Literary
Lecture
Series II
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22
Member Concert: Diana
McIntosh |
23
Doors Open
Art Exhibition-opening
Reception |
24
Doors Open
Art Exhibition-opening
Reception
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26 |
27
Late afternoon birthday
tea for Frances Halpenny |
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| 5 |
6pm
Art Section meeting
Brown bag supper at the club |
| 6 |
10am
Literature Section meeting
Boardroom |
7 |
7pm
The
Heliconian Literary Lecture Series
Series II (Thursdays)
Speaker: Joseph Boyden
Author: Joseph Boyden
Book: Through Black Spruce
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12 |
6pm
Humanities
Section meeting
Brown
bag supper |
| 13 |
6pm
for 6:30
Club Night - Celebrating
Artist: Jean Townsend
$30
Members and their guests
---Club Night in May is a special Centennial event
celebrating the life and work of the late Jean
Townsend, who was an accomplished Heliconian artist.
--- Jean was an excellent printmaker married to
another famous printmaker, Saul Field. Their son,
Colin, and daughter, Martine, also a printmaker,
will talk about their mother.
--- Miguel Rocha, who created a film on Jean’s
life called Trees and Lovers for Bravo television,
will speak about Jean and the film. ___Altogether,
it promises to be an interesting evening looking
at the life of a creative and artistic woman through
the eyes of her children and a maker of films.
Reserve - by May 7th |
17 |
3pm
Mary Rezza Memorial Student Recital
Entrance:
by donation
A
bi-annual event - featuring students of the teaching
members of the Music Section of the Heliconian
Club. Remembering Mary Rezza, A.R.C.T. (Piano
Performance), former club member, Head of Music
Section, pianist and accompanist to Catherine
Robbin, Jon Vickers and many emerging Canadian
musicians. |
21 |
7pm
The
Heliconian Literary Lecture Series
Series II (Thursdays)
Speaker: J Neil Bissoondath
Author: Neil Bissoondath
Book: The Soul of All Great Designs |
| 22 |
8pm
Member Concert:
COMMUNICATION: Theatrical
Music written by Diana
McIntosh
tickets: $20 at the door
--Pianist,
composer and performance artist Diana
McIntosh is coming from Winnipeg to perform
a theatrical concert of her own music.
--She and three other musicians will present The
Reherasal's the Thing, a realistic yet humours
look at how a group prepares to perform a new
piece of music.
-- Performers: Diana McIntosh, Laurel
Ridd, flute ~ Pat Daniels, clarinet, Beverley
Johnston, percussion
--The program also includes Diana's inimitable
Sampling the Communication Parameters
in the Ambience of Structural Phrasing and Dynamics
in Contemporary Music
-- With the generous support of the Manitoba
Arts Council |
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Saturday: 10 am
to 5 pm
Last admittance to building: 4:45 pm
Sunday: 10 am to 5 pm
Last admittance to building: 4:45 pm
Doors Open 2009
Theme: Literary Toronto
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Heliconian Hall will once again be part of Doors
Open, Toronto’s annual celebration of distinctive
architecture, on the weekend of May 23 24.
--- While members of the public who visit will
scrutinize our historic building, they will also
be able to admire works of art executed by members
of the Art Section.
---Doors
Open Website---
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| 23-24 |
Art
Exhibition - All Members Show
The Members’
Show will be hung Thursday, May 21. These works
will remain on display throughout the summer months.
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| 27 |
4:40
pm
Celebrating
a Milestone
---Francess Halpenny has been
a member of the Heliconian Club for more than
50 years, is a mainstay of the Literature Section,
and was club president in the 1962 63 year.
--- She will celebrate her 90th birthday Wednesday,
May 27 with family, friends and fellow Heliconians
at a special party in Heliconian Hall.
---The party begins at 4.30 p.m with a short concert
of piano music performed by Mary Gardiner and
operatic solos sung by Barbara Fris and Deanna
Hendriks with Jane Blackstone at the piano.
--- An elegant afternoon tea arranged by the Humanities
Section will follow the concert.
--- Margaret Weiers will propose a champagne toast.
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