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Women on Fire
2025-06-27 - 2025-08-03 | Deep Water Gallery, 583 Berford St, Unit #3, Wiarton, ON, Canada
The Deep Water Gallery is proud to announce the opening of “Women on Fire,” a pottery show featuring ceramic pieces created by talented female artists. This exhibition will run from June 27 to August 2, 2025, showcasing the extraordinary craftsmanship and creativity of women in the field of ceramics.
“Women on Fire” is a powerful exhibition that celebrates the artistry and resilience of women makers. This show encapsulates the transformative act of making pottery, where fire and heat stabilize the clay, turning raw earth into enduring art. Historically, women have been intimately connected with fire and the hearth, symbolizing both creation and sustenance. This exhibition acknowledges the rise of women artists who are masters of their craft and pushing the traditional boundaries of functionality and meaning.

Peak to Shore Music Fest
2025-07-04 - 2025-07-07 | Blue Mountain Village, 156 Jozo Weider Blvd, Blue Mountains, ontario, Canada
From the peak of Blue Mountain to the shores of Georgian Bay, experience one of the region’s most exciting summer music events—now back after a 5-year sabbatical! Peak to Shore features an incredible lineup of Canadian artists and musicians, performing at multiple venues across Blue Mountain Village, Thornbury, and Clarksburg. Enjoy a weekend filled with live performances in scenic settings, from mountaintop stages to waterfront venues. Don’t miss this unforgettable celebration of music, summer vibes, and the return of a beloved tradition. More information to come.

Sundays in the Park: Moondoggy
2025-07-06 13:00 - 15:00 (America/Toronto) | Creemore Village Green, 181 Mill St, Creemore, Ontario, Canada
Creemore Village Green Concert Series Presents: Moondoggy

Abadouiné: Un film d'André Forcier
2025-07-06 13:00 - 16:00 | Heartwood Hall, 939 2nd Ave E, Owen Sound, Ontario, n4k 2h5, Canada
Heartwood Hall will be hosting Marc Andre Forcier and his fantastical film Ababouine, on Sunday July the 6th. Following the screening there will be a Q&A with Andre Forcier, his partner Linda Pinet and with Ray Ellenwood who worked on some of the translation.

This event is FREE of charge.

Synopsis
Montreal, 1957. Michel Paquette, 12 years old, skips Sunday mass to go to the Saint-Amour et Fille publishing house, where he immerses himself in the latest poetry collections published by Archange and his daughter, Rose.
Charlotte, Archange’s granddaughter and Michel’s friend, eagerly distributes the pamphlet Vive le Québec Laïque, written by her grandfather, in class with the support of their anarchist teacher, André Rochette. This pamphlet enrages Vicar Cotnoir, the spiritual director of the students at Saint-Eusèbe de la Mélasse school.
The Church retaliates; the Cardinal Madore Zouaves demolishes the publishing house presses, and Rochette is dismissed. Michel and his friends take revenge against Vicar Cotnoir, whose actions towards children are questionable.
With the help of Le Matou, a mysterious and fantastical character, Michel’s grandmother, Délima Paquette, brings the neighborhood together around her meatball stew, infusing a touch of madness where gloom was threatening to take hold.

This event is free of charge.

TD Harbour Nights: MacKenzie Blues Band
2025-07-06 19:00 - 22:00 | Marine Rail Museum, 1155 1st Ave W,, Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada
The MacKenzie Blues Band brings a fresh, hard-hitting take on modern blues rock, steeped in the soulful swagger of the ’70s. Led by powerhouse vocalist Tara MacKenzie and fiery guitarists Trevor MacKenzie and Pete Devlin, with the rock-solid rhythm section of Mike Weir and Joel Dawson, this Maple Blues Award-winning band has lit up festival stages and clubs across Canada. Known for thundering vocals, blazing guitar riffs, and unstoppable grooves, their songs draw from real-life stories and heartfelt experiences, making every performance a joyful, high-energy ride
This is a night not to be missed!
