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VISUAL ARTS<br />
THE ARTS CENTRE (Westmount Mall, 785<br />
Wonderland Rd) - $10 Mini One-Hour Workshops<br />
are back! Sat, Feb 18 & Sun, Feb 19.<br />
Contact us for details! // Ongoing Classes:<br />
Adult Drawing: Tues 2-4pm $25/class //<br />
Painting Acrylic or Watercolour Thurs 9:30-<br />
11:30 or 6-8pm $25/class // Kids Art Classes:<br />
Pokémon Painting ages 7 & up. $20 ea or<br />
2/$35. Make it into a kids party! Sat, Jan 14:<br />
Pikachu 11-12pm or Teddiursa 1-2pm // Sat,<br />
Jan 21: Gengar 11-12pm or Growlithe 1-2pm<br />
// Sat, Jan 28: Nidorina 11-12pm or Horsea<br />
1-2pm // Sat, Feb 4: Bulbasaur 11-12pm or<br />
Umbreon 1-2pm // Kids Play with Clay-Polar<br />
Bear: Tue Jan 17, 6:30-7:30pm $15 // Street<br />
View: Sat Jan 21, 10-11am $10 // Creative<br />
Collective: Sat, Feb 4: 2-4pm $5ea. All ages<br />
// Adult Art Classes: Sketchbook: Weds starting<br />
Jan 18, 10-12pm (6 wks) $25/class //<br />
Colour Pencil Techniques Mon 6-8pm Jan<br />
23-Feb 27 $130 // Acrylic Knife Painting: Jan<br />
24: 6-8pm $35ea// Let’s Tangle Valentines<br />
Paint: Wed Feb 8: 6-8pm $25ea // Mardi Gras<br />
Paint Night Fri, Feb 24 & Tue Feb 28: 6-8pm.<br />
$35ea or 2 for $60 // Starting Feb 27 Painting<br />
Watercolours: Mon 1-3pm & 6-8pm $130/6<br />
classes. Plus lots more! For more info, contact<br />
the Arts Centre at westart785@gmail.<br />
com or call 519-670-0740.<br />
AEOLIAN HALL (795 Dundas Street) - Winter<br />
Art Show: Sandi McCabe, until Jan 16. 519-<br />
672-7950.<br />
THE ARTS PROJECT (203 Dundas St) - Colores<br />
de Latinoamerica 17: Jan 24 - Feb 5. Reception<br />
Jan 27, 7pm. 519-642-2767.<br />
FRINGE CUSTOM FRAMING & GALLERY (1742<br />
Hyde Park Rd) - Amy Creighton: Liminal<br />
Space, until Feb 3. Artist talk: Jan 13, 7pm-<br />
8:30pm. Free. 519-204-0404.<br />
FOREST CITY GALLERY (258 Richmond St) -<br />
Coco Guzman: Los Fantasmas. Jan 13 - Feb<br />
24. Reception Jan 13, 7pm-9pm. 519-434-<br />
4575.<br />
MCINTOSH GALLERY (Elgin Drive, Western<br />
University) - Shelley Niro: Battle Fields of my<br />
Ancestors, Jan 12 - Mar 4. Reception Jan 12,<br />
7pm. 519-661-3181.<br />
MICHAEL GIBSON GALLERY (157 Carling St)<br />
– Group exhibition: Text, until Jan 28. 519-<br />
439-0451.<br />
MUSEUM LONDON (421 Ridout St N) - Exhibitions<br />
- Visible Storage Project: Until Jan 15.<br />
TransAMERICAS: a sign, a situation, a concept,<br />
until Jan 22. Canadian Eh? A History of<br />
the Nation’s Signs and Symbols, until May 7.<br />
Cursive! Reading and Writing the Old School<br />
Way: Until Aug 20. 519-661-0333.<br />
THIELSEN GALLERIES (1038 Adelaide St N)<br />
– Group exhibition featuring gallery artists<br />
and recent acquisitions, until Mar 31. 519-<br />
434-7681.<br />
WESTLAND GALLERY (156 Wortley Rd) - 2017<br />
Preview Show: Until Jan 21. 519-601-4420.<br />
PERFORMING ARTS<br />
AEOLIAN HALL (795 Dundas Street) - Rebelheart<br />
Collective Concert: Jan 21, 5pm. $25/<br />
Gen. $50/Premium seating & pay-it-forward<br />
pricing; Free community access for those<br />
with limited means. Afternoon Delights<br />
with Marion Miller & Sharon Kahan, Jan 29,<br />
3pm.$25/Adv; $30/Door; $15/St. Brassroots:<br />
Feb 3, 8pm. $23/Adv; $26/Door; $15/Sr&St.<br />
London Pro Musica & A Few Good Men: Mar<br />
4, 7:30pm. $20/Adv; $25/Door; $10/St. 519-<br />
672-7950.<br />
THE ARTS PROJECT (203 Dundas St) - Theatre<br />
Studies at Western: Squalls of Glass, until Jan<br />
21. $15/Gen; $10/St. 519-642-2767.<br />
BISHOP CRONYN MEMORIAL CENTRE (442<br />
William St) - The Voices of Broadway Show<br />
Choir: The Gospel According to Broadway,<br />
Jan 21, 2pm & 7:30pm. $20/Adv; $25/Door.<br />
226-271-1213/Online.<br />
CHAUCER’S PUB/CUCKOO’S NEST FOLK CLUB<br />
(122 Carling St) - Searson, Jan 21, 7:30pm.<br />
$20/Adv; $25/Door. 519-473-2099.<br />
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION (2060 Dundas<br />
St E) - Find your voice! If you love to sing,<br />
check out the Shades of Harmony (ladies a<br />
cappella chorus) practice Monday evenings<br />
7pm-10pm. Experience and ability to read<br />
music an asset but not required. Come and<br />
see if we are a good fit for you. Call Mary at<br />
519-686-6618 or Donna at 519-290-0948<br />
for more information.<br />
DUTCH CANADIAN CLUB (1738 Gore Rd) -<br />
Live Dance Band: Social & ballroom dancing<br />
featuring The Core 4 & Leesa Couper. Jan 29,<br />
7:30pm-11pm. $15/Gen. 519-455-7170.<br />
FIRST-ST. ANDREW’S UNITED CHURCH (350<br />
Queens Ave) - Winter Interlude: An Evening<br />
of Art Song featuring Sonja Gustafson, Francesca<br />
Ranalli, Jordan Baldwin, Chad Louwerse,<br />
and Terry Head, Jan 28, 7:30pm. $20/<br />
Adults; $15/St. 519-679-8182.<br />
GERMAN CANADIAN CLUB (1 Cove Rd) - Irish<br />
Dance Ceili hosted by the London Irish Folk<br />
Club, Jan 21, 8pm. $15/Gen ($12/members);<br />
12 & under free. 519-471-9008.<br />
EMAIL YOUR LISTINGS TO SCENE<br />
Email: arts@scenemagazine.com. Please Include: Venue Name, Address, Event Title, Date, Time, Brief<br />
Description, Admission Fee and Phone Number. Deadline for March 1, 2017 issue~February 24, 2017 ~<br />
Amie Ronald-Morgan/Chris Morgan<br />
THELISTINGS<br />
GRAND THEATRE (471 Richmond St) – The<br />
Lion in Winter: Until Jan 28. $29.95-$82.50.<br />
519-672-8800/1-800-265-1593.<br />
HARMONY MANOR (55 MacKay Ave) – The<br />
London Men of Accord: Ready, set, sing for<br />
men of all ages! Learn to sing for free every<br />
Monday evening, 7:30pm-9pm. 519-667-<br />
1418.<br />
LONDON MUSIC CLUB (470 Colborne Ave) -<br />
Shut the Front Door Improv: Yes, No, Maybe<br />
Show, Feb 10, 8pm. $17.50/Adv; $20/Door.<br />
Off the Hinges Improv: Jan 26, $10/Door.<br />
519-672-8800.<br />
MCMANUS STUDIO THEATRE (471 Richmond<br />
St, inside the Grand Theatre) - Playwrights<br />
Cabaret: Jan 20 & 21, 8pm. $22.60/Gen.<br />
Storyplay: Interactive storytelling for kids<br />
ages 4-7, Feb 4, Mar 4, Apr 4 (all at 10am).<br />
$5/Family. Musical Theatre Productions: Disney’s<br />
The Little Mermaid, Feb 17 - 26. $28/<br />
Adults; $20/12 & under. 519-672-8800.<br />
Composer/pianist Robert Bruce performs<br />
live original scores to 1920s silent film programs<br />
- Feb 1: Silent Comedy Shorts (1919<br />
- 1923). Feb 2: It (1927). Feb 3: Safety Last<br />
(1923). Feb 4: The General (1926). All shows<br />
starting at 7:30 pm. $20/Adult; $12/Child;<br />
$70/entire series. 519-672-8800.<br />
METROPOLITAN UNITED CHURCH (468<br />
Wellington St) - #WePlayOn Musicians &<br />
Sonja Gustafson: Brave New World, Jan 20,<br />
7:30pm, $45/Adult; $15/St. Tickets online.<br />
MUSEUM LONDON (421 Ridout St N) - London<br />
Black History Month opening celebration:<br />
Feb 4, 1pm-4pm. Free admission. 519-<br />
661-0333.<br />
PALACE THEATRE (710 Dundas St) - London<br />
Community Players: Jenny’s House of Joy,<br />
until Jan 22. Old Love: Jan 26 - Feb 4. A Raisin<br />
in the Sun, Feb 9 - 19. $25/Adults; $23/<br />
Sr&St; $12/Youth. 519-432-1029.<br />
SOUTH COLLEGIATE (371 Tecumseh Ave) -<br />
South Musical Theatre: Fosse, Jan 18 - 21,<br />
7:30pm. $10/Adv; $15/Door. Onstagedirect.<br />
ST. PAUL’S CATHEDRAL (472 Richmond St) –<br />
Noon Hour Organ Recital Series: Every Tuesday<br />
at 12pm - Upcoming recitalists to be announced<br />
soon! All free. 519-432-3475 x 225.<br />
WOLF PERFORMANCE HALL (251 Dundas St)<br />
- Serenata Music presents Joel Quarrington<br />
& Peter Longworth, Jan 21, 8pm. $30/Gen;<br />
$15/St. 519-433-8332.<br />
LITERARY<br />
FANSHAWE COLLEGE (1001 Fanshawe College<br />
Blvd, Rm D1060) - Letters & Arts Reading<br />
Series: An Afternoon with Seth, Jan 26,<br />
2pm-3pm. Free. 519-452-4442.<br />
LANDON LIBRARY (167 Wortley Rd) – Poetry<br />
London presents Michael Prior and Nyla Matuk,<br />
Jan 18, 7:30pm. Free. Maureen Hynes<br />
and Stuart Ross, Feb 15, 7:30pm. Free. There<br />
will be a free pre-reading workshop before<br />
the readings at 6:30pm for those interested<br />
(both dates). 519-439-6240.<br />
WESTERN UNIVERSITY DEPT. ENGLISH AND<br />
WRITING STUDIES (University campus AHB<br />
2G02) – Writer-in-Residence Margaret<br />
Christakos will hold weekly office hours to<br />
offer feedback to, and consultation with,<br />
creative writers from the university and<br />
the London community. New winter hours:<br />
Wednesdays 12pm-3pm & 4pm-7pm, until<br />
April. Free. To schedule an appointment,<br />
please contact Vivian Foglton at vivian.foglton@uwo.ca/519-661-3403.<br />
FILM<br />
MCMANUS STUDIO THEATRE (471 Richmond<br />
St, inside the Grand Theatre) - Composer/<br />
pianist Robert Bruce performs live original<br />
scores to 1920s silent film programs - Feb 1:<br />
Silent Comedy Shorts (1919 - 1923). Feb 2: It<br />
(1927). Feb 3: Safety Last (1923). Feb 4: The<br />
General (1926). All shows starting at 7:30<br />
pm. $20/Adult; $12/Child; $70/entire series.<br />
519-672-8800.<br />
MUSEUMS<br />
BACKUS-PAGE HOUSE MUSEUM (29424<br />
Lakeview Line, Wallacetown) - Explore the<br />
life of an 1850s family in the Talbot Settlement<br />
within a Georgian-style brick house.<br />
Regular admission: $5/Adults; $2/Students,<br />
children. 519-762-3072.<br />
BANTING HOUSE NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE OF<br />
CANADA (442 Adelaide St N) – Explore the<br />
birthplace of insulin and learn about the discovery<br />
that saved millions of lives. Regular<br />
admission: $5/Gen; $4/St&Sr; $12/Family.<br />
519-673-1752.<br />
CANADIAN MEDICAL HALL OF FAME (267<br />
Dundas St, Suite 202) – The only national organization<br />
dedicated to celebrating the accomplishments<br />
of Canada’s medical heroes.<br />
Admission by donation. 519-488-2003.<br />
ELDON HOUSE (481 Ridout St N) – London’s<br />
oldest residence is a provincial historic site<br />
preserved from the 1830s. Tours: Behind<br />
the Ropes, Jan 28, 10am-12pm. $20/Person.<br />
Registration required at 519-661-5169.<br />
Family Day at Eldon House: Feb 20, 1pm-<br />
4pm. $6/Person; $20/Family (up to 5 members).<br />
Exhibits (Second floor) - Before their<br />
time: Harris Women, Feminism, and Suffrage,<br />
though January. Regular admission:<br />
by donation. 519-661-5169.<br />
FANSHAWE PIONEER VILLAGE (1424 Clarke<br />
Rd, use Fanshawe Conservation Area entrance)<br />
– A reconstruction of rural communities<br />
in the former townships of Westminster,<br />
London, North Dorchester, Delaware, West<br />
JANUARY 12 - FEBRUARY 28 • 2017 <strong>CELEBRATING</strong> 27 YEARS<br />
23<br />
Nissouri and Lobo in Middlesex County from<br />
1820 to 1920. Clean Up Day: Apr 22. Opening<br />
weekend is May 20 & 21. 519-457-1296.<br />
1st HUSSARS MUSEUM (1 Dundas St) - Follow<br />
the history the 1st Hussars from 1856 to<br />
the present, including the D-Day landings<br />
and peacekeeping missions. Open by appointment.<br />
Free admission. 519-455-4533.<br />
LONDON REGIONAL CHILDREN’S MUSEUM<br />
(21 Wharncliffe Rd S) – A playful learning<br />
environment that engages children through<br />
hands-on exhibits and interactive experiences.<br />
Regular admission: $7/Gen; $2/1 – 2<br />
years old; members and kids under 2 admitted<br />
free. Free admission Friday evenings<br />
from 5pm-8pm. 519-434-5726.<br />
MUSEUM OF ONTARIO ARCHAEOLOGY (1600<br />
Attawandaron Rd) – Devoted to the study,<br />
display, and interpretation of the human<br />
occupation of Southwestern Ontario over<br />
the past 11,000 years. Iroquoian Longhouse<br />
Virtual Reality Exhibit, ongoing. Regular admission:<br />
$5/Gen; $4/St&Sr; $3/5-12yrs; $12/<br />
Family. 519-473-1360.<br />
SECRETS OF RADAR MUSEUM (930 Western<br />
Counties Rd) – Preserves the history, stories<br />
and experiences of the men and women who<br />
helped develop military radar in Canada and<br />
abroad. Regular hours: Thurs-Sat 10am-<br />
4pm. Admission by donation. 519-691-<br />
5922.<br />
THE ROYAL CANADIAN REGIMENT MUSEUM<br />
(Wolseley Barracks, 701 Oxford St E) – Celebrates<br />
the achievements of Canada’s oldest<br />
regular infantry. Regular hours: Open Tue,<br />
Wed, Fri 10am-4pm; Thu 10am-8pm; Sun &<br />
Sat 12pm-4pm. Regular admission: Free for<br />
general public, call for group visits. Financial<br />
donations much appreciated. 519-660-<br />
5275/5524 or 519-660-5102.<br />
MISCELLANEOUS<br />
ACFO DE LONDON-SARNIA (495 Richmond<br />
St, Suite 200) – English Conversation Group,<br />
Saturdays once a month, 10am-11:30am.<br />
Open to people interested in learning &<br />
improving their English speaking, all levels.<br />
Volunteers are also needed to help newcomers<br />
to integrate in the community. 519-850-<br />
2236 x 223.<br />
MASONVILLE LIBRARY (30 North Centre Rd)<br />
- French Discussion Group: All francophones<br />
and francophiles welcome, Friday mornings,<br />
10am-Noon. Free. 519-660-4646.<br />
WESTERN UNIVERSITY (International and<br />
Graduate Affairs Building, Room 1N05) - La<br />
Tertulia: Spanish conversation group open to<br />
adults. Every Wednesday, 4:30pm-9:30pm.<br />
Free. tertulia@uwo.ca.