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Heritage Village offers several
seasonal treats, including
“Moveable Feast”
“Christmas Table,” and
“’Twas the Night Before
Christmas,” all on several
dates in December.
The Fire Museum and
Education Centre,
Cambridge, presents Toys
and Tinsel Exhibition, Dec. 8
and 15, as the old Galt Fire
hall is decked out for
Christmas with a collection
of new and old toy fire
engines. Model train enthusiasts
will be setting up a
display of vintage model
railway trains.
Galt Little Theatre presents
“Murdered to Death,” by
Peter Gordon, Oct. 25-Nov.
3., a Christmas comedy,
“Dear Santa” by Norm
Foster, Dec. 6-15 and “As
Bees in Honey Drown,” Feb.
14-23.
Mark the New Year with the
Family New Years Eve
Levee, at Hespeler arena,
and Youth-a-Palooza, at the
same venue.
On Jan. 5, The Mill Race
Folk Society presents
“Twelfth Night,” a revival of
an ancient mid-winter celebration
in the British tradition,
including festive treats,
dancing, colourfuly dressed
characters, live music, and
a mummer's play, at the
Armenian Centre.
Early in 2008, Cambridge
hosts the annual Dream
Garden Conference, Jan.
20, and the Atri Gras! Gala,
Mar 1-Apr. 1 at Cambridge
Galleries. The 17th annual
Cambridge Coin Show goes
Mar. 15 at the
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