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SUMMARY:The Métis Nation of Ontario Urban Portage Challenge
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to participate in a walking challenge to see who can collectively walk the most steps. Bring your 4-legged friends along. Everyone wins prizes (including the dogs)! \nThe community with the highest step count receives funds to host a celebration.\nBe a part of this exciting journey and let’s walk towards a healthier more connected community! We understand that mobility varies for everyone\, so please participate in the way that feels right for you. Steps can be tracked with the app of your choice\, device or pedometer\, until the end of November.
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SUMMARY:Creemore Arts Fest
DESCRIPTION:Purple Hills Arts and Heritage Society is excited to welcome you for a weekend of Creativity\, Joy\, and Inspiration. \nOver the course of the weekend you will experience a broad range of artistic talent and mediums – music\, performance\, visual arts and opportunities to ‘get your hands dirty’ through guided interactive art activities for both adults and children. Use our brochure\, our website\, or visit the Info Booth to plan your weekend and enjoy everything our beautiful town of Creemore has to offer.
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LOCATION:Creemore\, Creemore\, ON\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Culture Days: reflections on residential schools
DESCRIPTION:During the national celebration of arts and culture known as Culture Days\, the Museum will host a special event dedicated to the current exhibit\, Legacy of Hope: A National Crime: The Residential School System\, Local Saugeen Ojibway Nation Impacts.  \nParticipants will have a chance to engage and interact with the exhibit with a local Saugeen Ojibway Nation community member to learn deeper insights into the broader history of the Residential School System in Canada and the legacy of their local impact. Over 300 children from Saugeen First Nation and Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation were forcibly removed from their homes and communities to attend these schools. Children were sent great distances away across Canada (Ontario\, Manitoba\, Saskatchewan) and into the USA (Michigan).  \n  \nWARNING: This exhibition contains subject matter that may be disturbing to some visitors and may be triggering. Please call 1-866-925-4419 or your local crisis line for counselling and support.    \nThis event is FREE to attend. Preregistration is encouraged.   \nGeneral admission to the Museum will also be free throughout the day on October 4th as part of Culture Days. 
URL:https://www.rrampt.com/event/culture-days-reflections-on-residential-schools
LOCATION:Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre\, 33 Victoria St N\, Southampton\, ON\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Festival of Stories
DESCRIPTION:Featured author/presenters:  Sonia Day    2025 GardenComm Gold Laurel Medal for Garden Fiction for  The Newfoundland Lunch Party: A Sisters of the Soil Novel – with Recipes\, which blends storytelling\, gardening\, and culinary inspiration.\nLocal author sale and spotlight:  10 local authors reading from their works and selling their stories.\nAuthor panel: Writing the World from West Grey         \nAlanna Rusnak   West Grey Library’s author-in-residence; owner\, Chicken House Press; latest novel:  When the Trees All Burned\, “… a meditation on grief\, purpose\, and human resilience in the face of environmental collapse”\n                                   Jenny Parsons    Visual and performing artist and magician\, author of Higgsfield Follies\n                                   Pat Crocker        Herbalist\, educator\, home economist\, author of 13 cooking and herb-related books\, including The Juicing Bible\, The Healing Herbs Cookbook\nCoconuts 24/7; and The Cannabis Cookbook\n \n Featured author/presenter         Beth Kaplan  Former actor\, educator\, memoirist; books include:  Midlife Solo: Writing through chaos to find my place in the world; Loose Woman: My Odyssey from Lost to Found; True to Life: 50 steps to help you tell your story and \nFinding the Jewish Shakespeare: The Life and Legacy of Jacob Gordin
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LOCATION:West Grey Library
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SUMMARY:Reel Roots: Disney's Coco
DESCRIPTION:Next up: Coco – Saturday\, October 4 at 2:00 PM \nDisney-Pixar’s Coco (97% on Rotten Tomatoes) is a vibrant animated film that celebrates family\, music\, and Mexican traditions. The story follows Miguel\, a young aspiring musician\, who finds himself in the Land of the Dead during Día de los Muertos. As he uncovers his family’s history\, Miguel learns the importance of remembering loved ones and honoring one’s heritage. With stunning visuals and a heartfelt message\, Coco is a tribute to the power of memory and the bonds that connect generations.
URL:https://www.rrampt.com/event/reel-roots-disneys-coco
LOCATION:Grey Roots\, 102599 Grey Road 18\, Owen Sound\, ON\, N4K 5N6\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Glacial Erratic with Josh Ritchie
DESCRIPTION:Glacial Erratic provides a refined musical experience perfect for pairing charcuterie boards with pears and such. With deep hues of rich chocolate and hints of blueberry\, Glacial Erratic provides a calm sensory experience that is quite fitting for a christmas party involving accountants\, HR personnel\, and retirees who like to talk about their lap dogs or their cats. Aside from that\, GLACIAL ERRATIC are a party on stage and have been compared to Primus! \n\nJosh Ritchie is a born performer. Ever since he could stand he’s had a guitar in his hands and songs in his bones. From the minute the kid walks on stage it’s obvious he was meant to be there. Ritchie commands audiences with the confidence of a seasoned front man\, serving them larger-than-life\, stadium-rock energy at every show. \nTo describe Ritchie as just a singer-songwriter/guitar slinger is a massive understatement. This is a young man with complete control and understanding of his craft. He is an arranger\, composer and poet\, each song is meticulously thought out to serve the listener his chosen themes\, stories and commentary on the world. \nAs a young and ambitious person of colour\, Ritchie quickly became fascinated with the relationship between art and activism. Growing up\, he was influenced by bands and artists that weren’t afraid to make a statement with their art and he strives to do the same himself. In 2021 Ritchie put this into practice releasing a self-titled EP about his experiences growing up BIPOC in rural Ontario. His second studio album Love at the End of the World\, which further explored these themes\, had a sold out launch event at Lee’s Palace in Toronto and went on to obtain attention throughout North America through such outlets as The CBC\, Cashbox Radio\, Canadian Beats\, Record World International\, Volatile Weekly and many more. \nNow Ritchie prepares for the release of his third studio album So Much More Than a Dream in 2025. This epic concept album tells the story of a young adult searching for peace and purpose in our increasingly turbulent world. Keep a close eye on J
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LOCATION:Heartwood Hall\, 939 2nd Ave E\, Owen Sound\, Ontario\, n4k 2h5\, Canada
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