The Heliconian Club Salon Series
The Heliconian Club is happy to launch the 3rd annual Heliconian Salon Series. The series will showcase guest and member speakers, from each of the artistic disciplines represented by sections of the Club. All Salon evenings will be held at historic Heliconian Hall, 35 Hazelton Avenue,
Toronto, (Bay subway). Events begin at 7:30 (doors open at 7:00) and light refreshments are included
Regular tickets: $25 or $140 for all six salons (HST included) (to purchase the series, click any ticket link below and select the series option on the right side)
Children under 12 FREE when accompanied by an adult (RSVP to the Club office beforehand)
Buy online or at the door (cash only)
Please note: seating is limited. To avoid disappointment, purchase your tickets online.
Regular tickets: $25 or $140 for all six salons (HST included) (to purchase the series, click any ticket link below and select the series option on the right side)
Children under 12 FREE when accompanied by an adult (RSVP to the Club office beforehand)
Buy online or at the door (cash only)
Please note: seating is limited. To avoid disappointment, purchase your tickets online.
Dance Salon: “Jane Austen Dance Class”
TICKETS: www.bemusednetwork.com/events/detail/566
Tuesday, November 20, 2018
Not only will we learn about the Regency era traditions and the conventions of Jane Austen's world, we'll have the opportunity to get up and dance! Come and immerse yourself in the historical time and place that you've read about and, up until now, only imagined.
Tuesday, November 20, 2018
Not only will we learn about the Regency era traditions and the conventions of Jane Austen's world, we'll have the opportunity to get up and dance! Come and immerse yourself in the historical time and place that you've read about and, up until now, only imagined.
Humanities Salon: “Toronto Libraries’ Hidden Treasures”
TICKETS: https://www.bemusednetwork.com/events/detail/567
Tuesday, February 20, 2019
The Toronto Public Library system is one of this city’s treasures: home to millions of books, films and music. But less well-known are the library’s Special Collections of historical, rare and unique publications, images and artifacts. Speakers from the TPL will talk about the genesis and importance of these collections, particularly the Merril Collection of Science-fiction & Fantasy and Arthur Conan Doyle collection.
Tuesday, February 20, 2019
The Toronto Public Library system is one of this city’s treasures: home to millions of books, films and music. But less well-known are the library’s Special Collections of historical, rare and unique publications, images and artifacts. Speakers from the TPL will talk about the genesis and importance of these collections, particularly the Merril Collection of Science-fiction & Fantasy and Arthur Conan Doyle collection.
Visual Art Salon: “Artist on Fire: An intimate look into Joyce Wieland's studio with artist Frances Patella”
TICKETS: https://www.bemusednetwork.com/events/detail/568
Tuesday, March 26, 2019
In the world of major artists and their assistants much is left mysterious to the public. Join us as we host Frances Patella, photo based mixed media artist and former assistant to Joyce Wieland, who will relate short stories giving us an inside look into Wieland's studio practice. Patella will then share with us how her work has been impacted as a result of her time with Wieland.
Tuesday, March 26, 2019
In the world of major artists and their assistants much is left mysterious to the public. Join us as we host Frances Patella, photo based mixed media artist and former assistant to Joyce Wieland, who will relate short stories giving us an inside look into Wieland's studio practice. Patella will then share with us how her work has been impacted as a result of her time with Wieland.
DRAMA SALON: “HANNAH MOSCOVITCH: PLAYWRITING
TICKETS: https://www.bemusednetwork.com/events/detail/569
Tuesday, April 16, 2019
Hannah Moscovitch is one of the strongest playwriting voices in Canada. Her work has won multiple awards and has been performed at the National Arts Centre, Tarragon, Neptune and Stratford theatres. She will talk about the playwrighting process and her upcoming play, Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story, at the Tarragon.
Tuesday, April 16, 2019
Hannah Moscovitch is one of the strongest playwriting voices in Canada. Her work has won multiple awards and has been performed at the National Arts Centre, Tarragon, Neptune and Stratford theatres. She will talk about the playwrighting process and her upcoming play, Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story, at the Tarragon.
Music Salon: “The Joy of Singing with Stephanie Bogle”
TICKETS: https://www.bemusednetwork.com/events/detail/570
Tuesday, May 7, 2019
Join operatic soprano Stephanie Bogle in discovering your singing voice. Touching on vocal technique, style and health, Stephanie will guide us through vocal demonstrations and exercises that are fun and relaxing for all. And to satisfy your curiosity about what it’s like to be a professional singer, she will share tidbits about her operatic career and her passion for singing.
Tuesday, May 7, 2019
Join operatic soprano Stephanie Bogle in discovering your singing voice. Touching on vocal technique, style and health, Stephanie will guide us through vocal demonstrations and exercises that are fun and relaxing for all. And to satisfy your curiosity about what it’s like to be a professional singer, she will share tidbits about her operatic career and her passion for singing.
LITERARTURE SALON: "BIANCA MARAIS – MAMA AFRIKA AND THE BACKBONE OF A NATION"
TICKETS: https://www.bemusednetwork.com/events/detail/571
Tuesday, June 11, 2019
In July of 2012, Bianca Marais moved with her husband and four pets from Johannesburg, South Africa to Toronto. Just four years later, the aspiring writer burst onto the international literary stage with her debut novel, Hum If You Don’t Know the Words. Come and listen to Ms. Marais as she pays homage to the women of South Africa, while exploring the cathartic necessity of art.
Tuesday, June 11, 2019
In July of 2012, Bianca Marais moved with her husband and four pets from Johannesburg, South Africa to Toronto. Just four years later, the aspiring writer burst onto the international literary stage with her debut novel, Hum If You Don’t Know the Words. Come and listen to Ms. Marais as she pays homage to the women of South Africa, while exploring the cathartic necessity of art.
