Latest Events in Burlington(June Updated)

We’re back for another season of Family Open Studio fun!! After a successful winter’s worth of child-led creativity, we are excited to bring you another season of material-oriented sessions. Participants are free to come up with their own ideas, and work with the materials provided to bring those ideas to life. Grownups are encouraged to assist, especially with trickier tasks like using a glue gun, and to tune into their children’s creative inner worlds. Every other week, we’ll roll out a new material to try, with instructors on hand to help you come up with a good plan. Make sure you take a stroll through our current exhibitions to get inspired! Stop by the Take & Make cart if you’re looking for some free art supplies, or for somewhere to drop off supplies you’re no longer using. Smudgy, saturated, glorious colour! Get into this irresistible medium that melts into the paper with gentle pressure. Mixing colours is always fun to try, too! Please Note: This program is meant for families to work together on art projects, so all children attending must be accompanied by an adult. Drop in any time between 1-4pm in the Family Studio. Space is limited to about 30 folks, and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. While in the studio, please be mindful of other families wishing to participate! While you're here, you can check out our exhibitions and look for treasures on our Take + Make Cart! This cart, located just outside the Family Studio, is full of previously-loved art supplies. Take what you like and leave what you can, we're always accepting donations of art tools and supplies you're not using anymore. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

We’re back for another season of Family Open Studio fun!! After a successful winter’s worth of child-led creativity, we are excited to bring you another season of material-oriented sessions. Participants are free to come up with their own ideas, and work with the materials provided to bring those ideas to life. Grownups are encouraged to assist, especially with trickier tasks like using a glue gun, and to tune into their children’s creative inner worlds. Every other week, we’ll roll out a new material to try, with instructors on hand to help you come up with a good plan. Make sure you take a stroll through our current exhibitions to get inspired! Stop by the Take & Make cart if you’re looking for some free art supplies, or for somewhere to drop off supplies you’re no longer using. Smudgy, saturated, glorious colour! Get into this irresistible medium that melts into the paper with gentle pressure. Mixing colours is always fun to try, too! Please Note: This program is meant for families to work together on art projects, so all children attending must be accompanied by an adult. Drop in any time between 1-4pm in the Family Studio. Space is limited to about 30 folks, and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. While in the studio, please be mindful of other families wishing to participate! While you're here, you can check out our exhibitions and look for treasures on our Take + Make Cart! This cart, located just outside the Family Studio, is full of previously-loved art supplies. Take what you like and leave what you can, we're always accepting donations of art tools and supplies you're not using anymore. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

Join Centre Stage Theatre School at our weekly summer camps! Camps are a great way to make new friends, learn new skills, develop your creativity and have fun acting, singing, and dancing as well as creating and performing in a production. Students will explore techniques and activities such as stage movement, characterization, improvisation, vocal work, theatre dance, theatre games, singing, storytelling, warm-up and cool-down activities, as well as the creation of props, scenery, and costumes. Students will be grouped according to age wherever possible. At the end of each week, everyone will perform in a show for parents and/or guardians in the Centre Stage Studio Theatre (COVID-19 guidelines and requirements permitting). The ProgramThe program focuses on developing strong acting skills while emphasizing self-confidence, expression, creativity, concentration, self-esteem, individual style, and public speaking and group cooperation skills, all in an atmosphere of fun and excitement. The environment is welcoming, rewarding, challenging, and supportive. We have built variety into the program, so that campers remain involved and everyone has an opportunity to participate fully. Students have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new skills, and have FUN. The program grew out of founder Helen Zdriluk's many years of experience as arts educator and our strong belief in the value of education in and through theatre and music theatre. Our goals are to nurture each student’s imagination, develop theatre skills, boost self-esteem and enable students to perform in a safe and supportive environment. Based on our philosophy that theatre skills mirror life skills, our programs develop theatre skills that will be valuable in academic, social and personal contexts. The benefits of drama education include an increase in: Self confidencePresentation and speaking skillsImaginationEmpathyConcentration and focusProblem-solving skillsOrganizational skillsMemoryPhysical fitnessSense of commitmentSelf-disciplineSocial awarenessCapacities for cooperation and collaborationCommunication skillsLiteracyAesthetic appreciation Information Source: Centre Stage Theatre School | eventbrite

Friday June 6th, 2025 Sign-in 8:45-9:30am | Sign-out 3:30-4:00pm Age: 4 - 6 Cost: Members $55 and Non-Members: $65 Instructors: Kyleigh Darchiville, Becky Katz Spend a whole day making art! Our PA Day Camp is an ideal way to spend a day off from school – with lots of fun art projects planned, visits to the galleries, time outdoors and inspiration around every corner. Campers work with a variety of media, from flat to 3D, with guidance from our wonderful artist educators. Kids in the 4-6 age range will learn from two brilliant artist instructors over the course of the day, spending their morning in one studio and their afternoon in another. They’ll work with mixed media, brushing up on their fundamental skills while picking up new tips, tricks and ideas. Both 4-6 and 7-12 age groups take their breaks together, including outdoor playtime after lunch. Registration open to campers aged 4 as of January 1, 2025 Please note: If courses are purchased at member price, and membership is not active, you will be charged for the membership. ART MATERIALS: Included with registration fee. WHAT TO WEAR: Clothing appropriate for messy work in the studio – something that nobody would mind if it got stained. Consider an over-sized shirt for regular use when making art before, during and after camp. Closed-toe shoes are mandatory. Note: We go outside after eating lunch, please wear or bring weather-appropriate clothing. WHAT TO BRING: Snacks and a lunch that are nut-free (we take two snack breaks and one lunch break), a change of clothes (just in case!), a large box or bag to bring art home. HOW TO GET IN: Access our building via the Brock Lobby doors - the doors adjacent to our parking lot. We will have a parking pass ready for you inside. Please note that the Lakeshore doors do not open until 10:00 AM on Tuesday-Friday, and will remain locked on Mondays when the gallery is closed to the general public. ALLERGIES OR SPECIAL NEEDS: Please remember to notify us on your registration form if the student has an allergy, health concern or disability that could impact participation in the class. We want to ensure the best possible experience and are happy to accommodate a wide variety of access needs. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

Age: 18+ Dat: Friday June 6, 2025 Time: 6:30-9:30 PM Cost: M $65 and NM $70 Instructor: Nesli Atay Want to learn about a ceramicist’s unique approach to their craft, while trying your hand at creating your own clay vessel? Join us for a night of learning how to use the pottery wheel – absolutely no experience is required for this fun, hands-on night working with clay. Effective September 2024, Build A Bowl workshop fees will include firing and glazing for a maximum of two bowls per student. Bowls selected for firing must be structurally sound, meaning that there are no holes in the vessel and walls are neither too heavy or too thin to withstand firing. Additional bowls may be fired and glazed at a cost of $10 per bowl provided these also meet the technical requirements for a finished bowl. About the Instructor: Nesli Atay has been a passionate potter and a member of the Art Gallery of Burlington and the Burlington Potters Guild since 2017. Her primary focus is wheel work. She creates a wide range of both contemporary and traditional pieces including a line of Ottoman/Turkish designs that back to the 15 th century. She received her certificate from the Mohawk College Ceramics program, and by taking advanced classes from master potter Donn Zver. Nesli’s work has been on exhibit at AGB. She takes part in seasonal sales of Burlington Potters Guild and Hamilton Potters Guild. She loves to teach and transfer her passion and knowledge to people interested in playing with clay. ATTIRE: Please dress in clothing that reflects the nature of the activity. Your clothing may get messy from the materials and media utilized in your class. Also, closed-toe shoes are mandatory. ALLERGIES OR SPECIAL NEEDS? Important - Notify us on your registration if the student has an allergy, health concerns, or a learning exception that could impact participation in the class. We would like to remind you that we are a nut-free facility. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

IKCG Banquet 2025 will take place at Tuscan Kitchen in Burlington, Massachusetts, on June 7, 2025. The event promises an evening of elegance and celebration, offering attendees the opportunity to enjoy a luxurious banquet experience. With tickets priced at $75, guests can look forward to a memorable evening filled with gourmet cuisine, entertainment, and networking opportunities. Join us at this prestigious event to create lasting memories and connect with fellow industry professionals in a sophisticated setting. Secure your spot now to be a part of this exclusive gathering at Tuscan Kitchen in Burlington.

Each team will get a chance to play at least 3 games. The first hour and half will be a round robin style and the 2nd hour and a half will be the tournament. All levels of play welcome! There will also be a silent auction. Information Source: Rebecca Benton | eventbrite

We’re back for another season of Family Open Studio fun!! After a successful winter’s worth of child-led creativity, we are excited to bring you another season of material-oriented sessions. Participants are free to come up with their own ideas, and work with the materials provided to bring those ideas to life. Grownups are encouraged to assist, especially with trickier tasks like using a glue gun, and to tune into their children’s creative inner worlds. Every other week, we’ll roll out a new material to try, with instructors on hand to help you come up with a good plan. Make sure you take a stroll through our current exhibitions to get inspired! Stop by the Take & Make cart if you’re looking for some free art supplies, or for somewhere to drop off supplies you’re no longer using. Scrap paper – like cleaning the kitchen or folding laundry – is one of those things that seems endless. So, learn some fun ways to make good use of the stuff!We’ll help you collage, cut, glue, and fold your way to a beautiful scrap paper creation. Please Note: This program is meant for families to work together on art projects, so all children attending must be accompanied by an adult. Drop in any time between 1-4pm in the Family Studio. Space is limited to about 30 folks, and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. While in the studio, please be mindful of other families wishing to participate! While you're here, you can check out our exhibitions and look for treasures on our Take + Make Cart! This cart, located just outside the Family Studio, is full of previously-loved art supplies. Take what you like and leave what you can, we're always accepting donations of art tools and supplies you're not using anymore. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

Age: 18+ Dat: Wednesday June 25, 2025 Time: 6:30 - 9:30 PM Cost: M $60 and NM $65 Instructor: Sonya de Laat Lumen printing and Cyanotype are two of the earliest photographic processes, each offering a unique way to capture light, shadow, and time. This workshop combines these two techniques, using both the AGB darkroom and natural sunlight to create striking, archival photographic images that blend the soft, ephemeral qualities of Lumen printing with the deep, rich blues of Cyanotype. Using a combination of traditional darkroom techniques and alternative photographic processes, you’ll experiment with objects that cast distinctive silhouettes, refract light, or create suggestive shadows. We’ll explore the effects of translucent and graphic materials such as fabrics, flowers, stencils, and glassware—alongside any objects you choose to bring—to create evocative, emotional, and dynamic cameraless images. Through this hands-on and playful approach, you’ll gain essential skills in analogue photography, including an understanding of the chemistry of light-sensitive materials, darkroom safety, and the interplay of exposure and development. This workshop is perfect for those looking to explore historical photographic processes in an experimental and expressive way. About the Instructor: Sonya de Laat is a Hamilton-based photographer drawn to the medium’s many creative, social, and political potentials. After years of working and experimenting with different digital photography treatments, she has found a renewed sense of creative flow through exploration of nineteenth century photography techniques and alternative photography methods. She is an active member of the Latow Photographers Guild, housed within the Art Gallery of Burlington, currently acting as the guild’s vice president. Sonya has a Diploma in Photography from Algonquin College, and degrees in Anthropology (McMaster) and Media Studies (Western), where she focused on developing professional photography skills and studied histories of humanitarian photography. When not engaging in her creative photography practice, she works as a Research Associate at McMaster University and a Historical Interpreter at Whitehern Historical House & Garden for the City of Hamilton. ATTIRE: Your clothing may get messy from the materials and media utilized in your class so please dress appropriately or bring an apron. Also, closed-toe shoes are mandatory. ALLERGIES OR SPECIAL NEEDS? Important - Notify us on your registration if the student has an allergy, health concerns, or a learning exception that could impact participation in the class. We would like to remind you that we are a nut-free facility. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

Summer Camp: Ages 4-6 Monday July 7 - Friday July 11, 2025 Cost: Members $300 and Non-Members: $325 Sign-in from 8:30-9:30am | Sign-out from 3:30-4:00pm | Extended Care from 4:00-5:30pm ($10/day/camper) Spend a whole day making art! Our 4-6 camp is all about exploring the imagination, trying new tools and processes, and making friends, too! Campers will work with a variety of media, from paint and paper to sculptural materials and more. Our wonderful artist instructors come up with exciting projects based on our current exhibitions and permanent collections, and our youngest campers spend half their day with one instructor, then half the day with another, giving them the most dynamic learning experience possible. The camp day includes two snack breaks and a lunch break, followed by some time outdoors for play. Breaks are timed so that campers in the 4-6 and 7-12 age groups have a chance to spend time together at the midday lunch break (we love seeing camper siblings reunite and share stories from their studio time!). We are pleased to offer Extended Care again this year, from 4:00-5:30pm, at a cost of $10/day or $50/week ($40/week for 4-day weeks), per camper. Make sure you select this add-on when purchasing your ticket for camp. *Registration open to campers aged 4 as of January 1, 2025 Please note: If courses are purchased at member price, and membership is not active, you will be charged for the membership. ART MATERIALS for children’s classes are included in the registration fee. WHAT TO WEAR? Wear something that nobody would mind if it came home dirty or stained - spills and splatters can and do happen! Closed-toe shoes are mandatory. WHAT TO BRING? Snacks and a lunch that are nut-free. We take three breaks in total - two snack breaks and one lunch. If your camper runs out of snacks, we'll have some on hand. ALLERGY OR SPECIAL NEEDS? Remember to notify us on your registration form if your camper has an allergy, health concern or learning disability that could impact participation in the studio. We want to ensure the best possible experience for all, so please let us know if accommodations should be made. COVID-19 HEALTH AND SAFETY: Please review the AGB's COVID-19 safety guidelines on our website before attending your week of camp. All camp guidelines are subject to change in accordance with Provincial health mandates. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

Teen Clay Camp: Ages 13-18 Monday July 7 - Friday July 11, 2025 Cost: Members $300 and Non-Members: $325 Sign-in from 8:45-9:30am, sign-out from 3:30-4:00pm | (Campers can sign themselves in and out with parent/guardian permission) / Extended Care 4:00-5:30pm ($10/day/camper) Expose your mind to photographic processes both experimental and traditional in this week-long exploration of photography. Led by the wonderful Sonya de Laat, campers will learn all the fundamentals of photography, from digital functions to composition to darkroom practices and more. The group will spend the day learning together, making trips into the gallery and surrounding areas to capture images. Campers will also be given the option to take an independent break at lunchtime (with signed parent/guardian permission). Please note: If courses are purchased at member price, and membership is not active, you will be charged for the membership. ART MATERIALS for children’s classes are included in the registration fee. WHAT TO WEAR? Wear something that nobody would mind if it came home dirty or stained - spills and splatters can and do happen! Closed-toe shoes are mandatory. WHAT TO BRING? Snacks and a lunch that are nut-free. Campers may enjoy their meal at the gallery or go off-site if they have permission to sign themselves out. ALLERGY OR SPECIAL NEEDS? Remember to notify us on your registration form if your camper has an allergy, health concern or learning disability that could impact participation in the studio. We want to ensure the best possible experience for all, so please let us know if accommodations should be made. COVID-19 HEALTH AND SAFETY: Please review the AGB's COVID-19 safety guidelines on our website before attending your week of camp. All camp guidelines are subject to change in accordance with Provincial health mandates. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

Teen Clay Camp: Ages 13-18 Monday July 7 - Friday July 11, 2025 Cost: Members $300 and Non-Members: $325 Sign-in from 8:45-9:30am, sign-out from 3:30-4:00pm | (Campers can sign themselves in and out with parent/guardian permission) / Extended Care 4:00-5:30pm ($10/day/camper) This camp is all clay, all day. Learn the fundamentals of hand-building and wheel-throwing while developing your personal aesthetic through exciting clay projects. Campers will deepen their understanding of the necessary processes for both decorative and functional pieces, learning to construct, connect, glaze, throw and more. Our experienced and thoughtful artist educators will guide campers through each project, offering time to explore the gallery as well as the option to take an independent break at lunchtime (with signed parent/guardian permission). Please note: If courses are purchased at member price, and membership is not active, you will be charged for the membership. ART MATERIALS for children’s classes are included in the registration fee. WHAT TO WEAR? Wear something that nobody would mind if it came home dirty or stained - spills and splatters can and do happen! Closed-toe shoes are mandatory. WHAT TO BRING? Snacks and a lunch that are nut-free. Campers may enjoy their meal at the gallery or go off-site if they have permission to sign themselves out. ALLERGY OR SPECIAL NEEDS? Remember to notify us on your registration form if your camper has an allergy, health concern or learning disability that could impact participation in the studio. We want to ensure the best possible experience for all, so please let us know if accommodations should be made. COVID-19 HEALTH AND SAFETY: Please review the AGB's COVID-19 safety guidelines on our website before attending your week of camp. All camp guidelines are subject to change in accordance with Provincial health mandates. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

Join Centre Stage Theatre School at our weekly summer camps! Camps are a great way to make new friends, learn new skills, develop your creativity and have fun acting, singing, and dancing as well as creating and performing in a production. Students will explore techniques and activities such as stage movement, characterization, improvisation, vocal work, theatre dance, theatre games, singing, storytelling, warm-up and cool-down activities, as well as the creation of props, scenery, and costumes. Students will be grouped according to age wherever possible. At the end of each week, everyone will perform in a show for parents and/or guardians in the Centre Stage Studio Theatre (COVID-19 guidelines and requirements permitting). The ProgramThe program focuses on developing strong acting skills while emphasizing self-confidence, expression, creativity, concentration, self-esteem, individual style, and public speaking and group cooperation skills, all in an atmosphere of fun and excitement. The environment is welcoming, rewarding, challenging, and supportive. We have built variety into the program, so that campers remain involved and everyone has an opportunity to participate fully. Students have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new skills, and have FUN. The program grew out of founder Helen Zdriluk's many years of experience as arts educator and our strong belief in the value of education in and through theatre and music theatre. Our goals are to nurture each student’s imagination, develop theatre skills, boost self-esteem and enable students to perform in a safe and supportive environment. Based on our philosophy that theatre skills mirror life skills, our programs develop theatre skills that will be valuable in academic, social and personal contexts. The benefits of drama education include an increase in: Self confidencePresentation and speaking skillsImaginationEmpathyConcentration and focusProblem-solving skillsOrganizational skillsMemoryPhysical fitnessSense of commitmentSelf-disciplineSocial awarenessCapacities for cooperation and collaborationCommunication skillsLiteracyAesthetic appreciation Information Source: Centre Stage Theatre School | eventbrite

We are excited to announce our 2nd annual Money Shootout! This year will have 4 classes. Senior: no equipment restrictions. (40 yard max) Open: no equipment restrictions. (50 yard max) Hunter: 12 max front stabilizer, no glass/ verifiers ok, max 23 arrows. (40 yard max) Women: no equipment restrictions (40 yard max) $35 cash due at check in. Information Source: Ryan Lipstreuer | eventbrite

Join Centre Stage Theatre School at our weekly summer camps! Camps are a great way to make new friends, learn new skills, develop your creativity and have fun acting, singing, and dancing as well as creating and performing in a production. Students will explore techniques and activities such as stage movement, characterization, improvisation, vocal work, theatre dance, theatre games, singing, storytelling, warm-up and cool-down activities, as well as the creation of props, scenery, and costumes. Students will be grouped according to age wherever possible. At the end of each week, everyone will perform in a show for parents and/or guardians in the Centre Stage Studio Theatre (COVID-19 guidelines and requirements permitting). The ProgramThe program focuses on developing strong acting skills while emphasizing self-confidence, expression, creativity, concentration, self-esteem, individual style, and public speaking and group cooperation skills, all in an atmosphere of fun and excitement. The environment is welcoming, rewarding, challenging, and supportive. We have built variety into the program, so that campers remain involved and everyone has an opportunity to participate fully. Students have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new skills, and have FUN. The program grew out of founder Helen Zdriluk's many years of experience as arts educator and our strong belief in the value of education in and through theatre and music theatre. Our goals are to nurture each student’s imagination, develop theatre skills, boost self-esteem and enable students to perform in a safe and supportive environment. Based on our philosophy that theatre skills mirror life skills, our programs develop theatre skills that will be valuable in academic, social and personal contexts. The benefits of drama education include an increase in: Self confidencePresentation and speaking skillsImaginationEmpathyConcentration and focusProblem-solving skillsOrganizational skillsMemoryPhysical fitnessSense of commitmentSelf-disciplineSocial awarenessCapacities for cooperation and collaborationCommunication skillsLiteracyAesthetic appreciation Information Source: Centre Stage Theatre School | eventbrite

Afternoon Mixed Media Camp: Ages 7-12 Monday July 21 - Friday July 25, 2025 Cost: Members $150 and Non-Members: $165 Sign-in from 12:30-1:00pm, Sign-out from 3:30-4:00pm | Extended Care 4:00-5:30pm ($10/day/camper) For kids who have morning plans, we’ve got your afternoon covered with this camp focused specifically on mixed media. Spend time reflecting on our current exhibitions and permanent collection through a variety of media including paint, ink, sculptural materials and more. Campers will work on flat and 3D projects, taking an idea from the mind to paper to the third dimension while building foundational skills in art and design. This year we are offering extended care – if you need to pick your camper up after 4:00pm, we’ve got you covered! After-care from 4:00-5:00pm, at a cost of $10/day or $50/week ($40/week for 4-day weeks), per camper. Make sure you select this add-on when purchasing your ticket for camp. Please note: If courses are purchased at member price, and membership is not active, you will be charged for the membership. ART MATERIALS for children’s classes are included in the registration fee. WHAT TO WEAR? Wear something that nobody would mind if it came home dirty or stained - spills and splatters can and do happen! Closed-toe shoes are mandatory. WHAT TO BRING? Snacks and a lunch that are nut-free. We have space set up to eat lunch (if you like) during sign-in from 12:30-1:00pm, and we take a snack break in the afternoon. ALLERGY OR SPECIAL NEEDS? Remember to notify us on your registration form if your camper has an allergy, health concern or learning disability that could impact participation in the studio. We want to ensure the best possible experience for all, so please let us know if accommodations should be made. COVID-19 HEALTH AND SAFETY: Please review the AGB's COVID-19 safety guidelines on our website before attending your week of camp. All camp guidelines are subject to change in accordance with Provincial health mandates. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

Afternoon Clay Camp: Ages 7-12 Monday July 21 - Friday July 25, 2025 Cost: Members $150 and Non-Members: $165 Sign-in from 12:30-1:00pm | Sign-out 3:30-4:00pm | Extended Care 4:00-5:30pm ($10/day/camper) Spend your afternoons exploring the exciting world of clay! This clay-specific camp will teach or enhance the skills necessary for building both decorative and functional items with clay. Projects are based on works from our current exhibitions and permanent collection and are thoughtfully planned by our brilliant artist educators. Campers will create a small collection of clay works to bring home and enjoy for years to come. Please note: If courses are purchased at member price, and membership is not active, you will be charged for the membership. ART MATERIALS for children’s classes are included in the registration fee. WHAT TO WEAR? Wear something that nobody would mind if it came home dirty or stained - spills and splatters can and do happen! Closed-toe shoes are mandatory. WHAT TO BRING? Snacks and a lunch that are nut-free. We have space set up to eat lunch (if you like) during sign-in from 12:30-1:00pm, and we take a snack break in the afternoon. ALLERGY OR SPECIAL NEEDS? Remember to notify us on your registration form if your camper has an allergy, health concern or learning disability that could impact participation in the studio. We want to ensure the best possible experience for all, so please let us know if accommodations should be made. COVID-19 HEALTH AND SAFETY: Please review the AGB's COVID-19 safety guidelines on our website before attending your week of camp. All camp guidelines are subject to change in accordance with Provincial health mandates. Information Source: Art Gallery of Burlington | eventbrite

Join Centre Stage Theatre School at our weekly summer camps! Camps are a great way to make new friends, learn new skills, develop your creativity and have fun acting, singing, and dancing as well as creating and performing in a production. Students will explore techniques and activities such as stage movement, characterization, improvisation, vocal work, theatre dance, theatre games, singing, storytelling, warm-up and cool-down activities, as well as the creation of props, scenery, and costumes. Students will be grouped according to age wherever possible. At the end of each week, everyone will perform in a show for parents and/or guardians in the Centre Stage Studio Theatre (COVID-19 guidelines and requirements permitting). The ProgramThe program focuses on developing strong acting skills while emphasizing self-confidence, expression, creativity, concentration, self-esteem, individual style, and public speaking and group cooperation skills, all in an atmosphere of fun and excitement. The environment is welcoming, rewarding, challenging, and supportive. We have built variety into the program, so that campers remain involved and everyone has an opportunity to participate fully. Students have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new skills, and have FUN. The program grew out of founder Helen Zdriluk's many years of experience as arts educator and our strong belief in the value of education in and through theatre and music theatre. Our goals are to nurture each student’s imagination, develop theatre skills, boost self-esteem and enable students to perform in a safe and supportive environment. Based on our philosophy that theatre skills mirror life skills, our programs develop theatre skills that will be valuable in academic, social and personal contexts. The benefits of drama education include an increase in: Self confidencePresentation and speaking skillsImaginationEmpathyConcentration and focusProblem-solving skillsOrganizational skillsMemoryPhysical fitnessSense of commitmentSelf-disciplineSocial awarenessCapacities for cooperation and collaborationCommunication skillsLiteracyAesthetic appreciation Information Source: Centre Stage Theatre School | eventbrite

Join Centre Stage Theatre School at our weekly summer camps! Camps are a great way to make new friends, learn new skills, develop your creativity and have fun acting, singing, and dancing as well as creating and performing in a production. Students will explore techniques and activities such as stage movement, characterization, improvisation, vocal work, theatre dance, theatre games, singing, storytelling, warm-up and cool-down activities, as well as the creation of props, scenery, and costumes. Students will be grouped according to age wherever possible. At the end of each week, everyone will perform in a show for parents and/or guardians in the Centre Stage Studio Theatre (COVID-19 guidelines and requirements permitting). The ProgramThe program focuses on developing strong acting skills while emphasizing self-confidence, expression, creativity, concentration, self-esteem, individual style, and public speaking and group cooperation skills, all in an atmosphere of fun and excitement. The environment is welcoming, rewarding, challenging, and supportive. We have built variety into the program, so that campers remain involved and everyone has an opportunity to participate fully. Students have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new skills, and have FUN. The program grew out of founder Helen Zdriluk's many years of experience as arts educator and our strong belief in the value of education in and through theatre and music theatre. Our goals are to nurture each student’s imagination, develop theatre skills, boost self-esteem and enable students to perform in a safe and supportive environment. Based on our philosophy that theatre skills mirror life skills, our programs develop theatre skills that will be valuable in academic, social and personal contexts. The benefits of drama education include an increase in: Self confidencePresentation and speaking skillsImaginationEmpathyConcentration and focusProblem-solving skillsOrganizational skillsMemoryPhysical fitnessSense of commitmentSelf-disciplineSocial awarenessCapacities for cooperation and collaborationCommunication skillsLiteracyAesthetic appreciation Information Source: Centre Stage Theatre School | eventbrite

Join Centre Stage Theatre School at our weekly summer camps! Camps are a great way to make new friends, learn new skills, develop your creativity and have fun acting, singing, and dancing as well as creating and performing in a production. Students will explore techniques and activities such as stage movement, characterization, improvisation, vocal work, theatre dance, theatre games, singing, storytelling, warm-up and cool-down activities, as well as the creation of props, scenery, and costumes. Students will be grouped according to age wherever possible. At the end of each week, everyone will perform in a show for parents and/or guardians in the Centre Stage Studio Theatre (COVID-19 guidelines and requirements permitting). The ProgramThe program focuses on developing strong acting skills while emphasizing self-confidence, expression, creativity, concentration, self-esteem, individual style, and public speaking and group cooperation skills, all in an atmosphere of fun and excitement. The environment is welcoming, rewarding, challenging, and supportive. We have built variety into the program, so that campers remain involved and everyone has an opportunity to participate fully. Students have the opportunity to meet new friends, learn new skills, and have FUN. The program grew out of founder Helen Zdriluk's many years of experience as arts educator and our strong belief in the value of education in and through theatre and music theatre. Our goals are to nurture each student’s imagination, develop theatre skills, boost self-esteem and enable students to perform in a safe and supportive environment. Based on our philosophy that theatre skills mirror life skills, our programs develop theatre skills that will be valuable in academic, social and personal contexts. The benefits of drama education include an increase in: Self confidencePresentation and speaking skillsImaginationEmpathyConcentration and focusProblem-solving skillsOrganizational skillsMemoryPhysical fitnessSense of commitmentSelf-disciplineSocial awarenessCapacities for cooperation and collaborationCommunication skillsLiteracyAesthetic appreciation Information Source: Centre Stage Theatre School | eventbrite

Welcome to the 2025 LWS Open at Idlewild presented by Dynamic Discs & the Nati. The DGPT and the Idlewild team are excited to invite spectators to Burlington, KY to watch the top disc golfers in the world compete for a title! Please see the ticket options listed to choose the best ticket for you. Children 10 and under are free with a ticketed adult. The ticket holder must be present to claim their credential. Your spectator pass will be given to you upon your arrival at the event. Once you have a credential, this is your only pass for entry to the event all weekend. No exceptions for lost passes. Please arrive at the course no earlier than 7:30 AM. For more event info including results & highlights, caddiebooks, maps and more, visit the official event page Spectator Camera Policy No flash photography. This is strictly prohibited and will result in immediate removal from the property. No live streaming on personal devices. This is also strictly enforced and grounds for immediate removal. No cameras are allowed at this event, please leave it at home. Spectator Rules Spectators must have a valid spectator credentials on display at all times while on the grounds.All bags are subject to security check at the gateSpectators must stay within the provided confines for viewing. Stay off of the playing surface at all times and do not interfere with play. Event staff will be available to direct spectators where to be. You must heed the direction of the event staff.Spectators must remain respectful to all players and other patrons. Any unruly behavior will result in your pass being confiscated and you will be escorted from the property. This includes unsupervised or unruly children.Spectators are not allowed to approach the players. This goes for all areas of the property: the parking area, warm-up area, or the course. Autograph sessions will be set up for after competitor rounds conclude. You must not approach the players at any time, for any reason unless engaged by them.All spectators are subject to the DGPT's Community Guidelines while on-site at the event. More info here: https://www.dgpt.com/trans-athletes-and-community-guidelines/No outside alcoholic beverages are allowed in the event. Food and beverage will be available on-site for purchase.No Pets allowed.Any persons not following the above is subject to removal from the property and pass(es) revoked.Disclaimer BY ENTERING THE EVENT SITE, YOU CONSENT TO YOUR VOICE, NAME, AND/OR LIKENESS BEING USED, WITHOUT COMPENSATION, IN FILMS AND TAPES IN ANY AND ALL MEDIA, WHETHER NOW KNOWN OR HEREAFTER DEVISED, FOR ETERNITY, YOU RELEASE THE DISC GOLF PRO TOUR, ITS SUCCESSORS, ASSIGNS AND LICENSEES FROM ANY LIABILITY WHATSOEVER OF ANY NATURE. DO NOT BUY A TICKET OR ENTER THE EVENT SITE IF YOU DO NOT WISH TO BE SUBJECT TO THE FOREGOING. YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT SPECTATING DISC GOLF, LIKE ANY SPORTING EVENT WHERE OBJECTS COULD ENTER INTO SPECTATING AREAS, IS AN INHERENTLY RISKY ACTIVITY AND ASSUME ALL RISKS OF INJURY BY ATTENDING. Refund Policy Weather Refunds: The Disc Golf Pro Tour will not refund tickets in the event of a round or multiple rounds being canceled, rescheduled, moved, or otherwise adjusted due to weather or other similar circumstances. Standard Refunds: You may request to cancel your ticket for a full refund up to 72 hours before the date and time of the first day of the event. Cancellations between 25-72 hours before the first day of the event may be transferred to a different name or receive a 50% refund. Cancellation requests made within 24 hours of the event may not receive a refund nor a transfer. DGPT Season Pass products and Early Bird tickets are NOT REFUNDABLE. When you purchase a ticket for an event, you agree to these terms. Information Source: Disc Golf Pro Tour | eventbrite

MORE TICKET OPTIONS COMING SOON The DGPT is pleased to offer early bird full event VIP tickets starting on Black Friday (November 29th). Additional ticket types, including single day GA, single day VIP, and full event GA passes will be made available in early 2025. Welcome to the 2025 LWS Open at Idlewild presented by the Nati. The DGPT and the Idlewild team are excited to invite spectators to Burlington, KY to watch the top disc golfers in the world compete for a title! Please see the ticket options listed to choose the best ticket for you. Children 10 and under are free with a ticketed adult. The ticket holder must be present to claim their credential. Your spectator pass will be given to you upon your arrival at the event. Once you have a credential, this is your only pass for entry to the event all weekend. No exceptions for lost passes. Please arrive at the course no earlier than 7:30 AM. VIP spectators who wish to follow a specific card must check in with tournament staff and/or a volunteer at hole 1 no later than 10 minutes prior to the tee time. Spectator Camera Policy No flash photography. This is strictly prohibited and will result in immediate removal from the property. No live streaming on personal devices. This is also strictly enforced and grounds for immediate removal. No cameras are allowed at this event, please leave it at home. Spectator Rules Spectators must have a valid spectator credentials on display at all times while on the grounds.All bags are subject to security check at the gateSpectators must stay within the provided confines for viewing. Stay off of the playing surface at all times and do not interfere with play. Event staff will be available to direct spectators where to be. You must heed the direction of the event staff.Spectators must remain respectful to all players and other patrons. Any unruly behavior will result in your pass being confiscated and you will be escorted from the property. This includes unsupervised or unruly children.Spectators are not allowed to approach the players. This goes for all areas of the property: the parking area, warm-up area, or the course. Autograph sessions will be set up for after competitor rounds conclude. You must not approach the players at any time, for any reason unless engaged by them.All spectators are subject to the DGPT's Community Guidelines while on-site at the event. More info here: https://www.dgpt.com/trans-athletes-and-community-guidelines/No outside alcoholic beverages are allowed in the event. Food and beverage will be available on-site for purchase.No Pets allowed.Any persons not following the above is subject to removal from the property and pass(es) revoked.Disclaimer BY ENTERING THE EVENT SITE, YOU CONSENT TO YOUR VOICE, NAME, AND/OR LIKENESS BEING USED, WITHOUT COMPENSATION, IN FILMS AND TAPES IN ANY AND ALL MEDIA, WHETHER NOW KNOWN OR HEREAFTER DEVISED, FOR ETERNITY, YOU RELEASE THE DISC GOLF PRO TOUR, ITS SUCCESSORS, ASSIGNS AND LICENSEES FROM ANY LIABILITY WHATSOEVER OF ANY NATURE. DO NOT BUY A TICKET OR ENTER THE EVENT SITE IF YOU DO NOT WISH TO BE SUBJECT TO THE FOREGOING. YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT SPECTATING DISC GOLF, LIKE ANY SPORTING EVENT WHERE OBJECTS COULD ENTER INTO SPECTATING AREAS, IS AN INHERENTLY RISKY ACTIVITY AND ASSUME ALL RISKS OF INJURY BY ATTENDING. Refund Policy Weather Refunds: The Disc Golf Pro Tour will not refund tickets in the event of a round or multiple rounds being canceled, rescheduled, moved, or otherwise adjusted due to weather or other similar circumstances. Standard Refunds: You may request to cancel your ticket for a full refund up to 72 hours before the date and time of the first day of the event. Cancellations between 25-72 hours before the first day of the event may be transferred to a different name or receive a 50% refund. Cancellation requests made within 24 hours of the event may not receive a refund nor a transfer. DGPT Season Pass products and Early Bird tickets are NOT REFUNDABLE. When you purchase a ticket for an event, you agree to these terms. Information Source: Disc Golf Pro Tour | eventbrite

Join the 7th Ken Bradwell Soccer Tournament taking place on August 30, 2025, at the Brant Hills Community Centre in Burlington. This exciting event is open to men aged 40 and above, 50 and above, and 60 and above. The tournament aims to raise funds for Joseph Brant Hospital, Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital, and Juravinski Cancer Centre. To participate, interested individuals need to complete the player registration, waiver, and release form available at www.sianbradwell.com. By submitting the registration, participants acknowledge and agree to the terms and conditions outlined in the waiver. They also confirm their physical fitness to take part in the tournament. The Burlington OldTimers Soccer Club and Burlington Soccer Club, as organizers of the event, emphasize the importance of sportsmanship, community spirit, and good fellowship among all participants. To ensure a positive experience for everyone, players are expected to adhere to the code of conduct. This includes refraining from foul language, unnecessary aggression, and any behavior that may cause injury to others. Participants must also respect the park facilities, refrain from littering, and comply with smoking regulations. By accepting the waiver and registering for the tournament, players demonstrate their commitment to upholding the code of conduct. Any violation may lead to immediate expulsion and potential suspension from future events. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to showcase your skills on the soccer field while supporting local hospitals. Register now for the 7th Ken Bradwell Soccer Tournament at www.sianbradwell.com.

Experience the Arts Burlington Spring Sale at the Art Gallery of Burlington, where over 100 talented artists will be showcasing their finest hand-crafted works in clay, paint, wood, fibre, and photography. This bi-annual art show and sale will take place on Saturday and Sunday, May 25-26, from 10 am to 5 pm. Each of the 6 Guilds of Arts Burlington will be represented, offering a unique opportunity to take home a one-of-a-kind piece created by a Burlington-maker. The event is free to attend, providing art enthusiasts with the chance to immerse themselves in the diverse and vibrant artistic community of Burlington. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to explore and acquire exceptional pieces while supporting local artists. Mark your calendars for this exceptional showcase of creativity at the Art Gallery of Burlington on Lakeshore Road in Burlington, Ontario.

Join the Art Gallery of Burlington (AGB) on February 16, 2024 for an exciting PA Day Camp designed for young artists aged 4-6. Led by experienced instructors Becky Katz and Aroub Soubh, this day-long camp offers a wonderful opportunity for children to explore their creativity, make new friends, and immerse themselves in the world of art. Campers will have the chance to visit the AGB's inspiring exhibitions, engage in hands-on art activities in the studio, and enjoy outdoor breaks, weather permitting. With a focus on skill development and artistic expression, this camp promises an unforgettable experience for budding artists. Registration is open to campers aged 4 as of March 1, 2024. The cost of the camp is $55 for members and $65 for non-members. Please note that if courses are purchased at the member price and membership is not active, the membership fee will be charged. All art materials are provided, but campers are advised to wear clothing that is suitable for messy work in the studio. Closed-toe shoes are mandatory for safety reasons. Additionally, campers should bring nut-free snacks and lunch, a change of clothes, and a large box or bag to bring their artwork home. To access the AGB building, please use the Brock Lobby doors located adjacent to the parking lot. A parking pass will be provided inside. It is important to note that the Lakeshore doors open at 10:00 AM on Tuesday-Friday and remain locked on Mondays when the gallery is closed to the public. The AGB is committed to providing an inclusive and accessible environment. If your child has any allergies, health concerns, or disabilities that may affect their participation, please notify us on the registration form. We are dedicated to ensuring the best possible experience for all campers. Please be reminded that the AGB building is scent-free, so we kindly request that visitors avoid using fragrances when attending the camp. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity for your young artist to spend a day immersed in creativity at the AGB PA Day Camp. Register now to secure your child's spot!

Hip Hop Bingo, the much-anticipated arts event, is set to rock the vibrant city of Burlington. Mark your calendars for March 1, 2024, as this one-of-a-kind extravaganza takes center stage at the prestigious 1254 Plaza Drive. Get ready to immerse yourself in an unforgettable night of music, entertainment, and the spirit of hip hop. With a ticket price ranging from $15 to $100, there's an option for every budget. Whether you're a die-hard fan or simply curious about this electrifying fusion of rap and bingo, Hip Hop Bingo promises to deliver an experience like no other. As the beats drop and the numbers roll, prepare to be swept away by the rhythm and excitement that only this exceptional event can provide. Don't miss your chance to be part of this cultural phenomenon. Book your tickets now and join the hip hop revolution that's taking Burlington by storm. Let the music guide you to 1254 Plaza Drive, Burlington, NC 27215, where Hip Hop Bingo will transport you into a world of creativity and groove. Get ready to shout "Bingo!" and let the good times roll.

The Vermont Choral Union proudly presents Handel's MESSIAH, a truly remarkable musical event that promises to captivate audiences. This extraordinary performance will take place on Sunday, December 10 at 4:00 p.m. at the College Street Congregational Church in Burlington, Vermont. Led by the talented conductor, Eric Milnes, the Vermont Choral Union will join forces with Montréal's esteemed baroque Ensemble L'Harmonie des saisons, a two-time Juno Award-winning ensemble. Together, they will bring Handel's sacred masterpiece to life using authentic 18th century instruments, allowing the audience to experience the music as it was originally intended. This unforgettable performance will feature a lineup of internationally acclaimed soloists, including Denise Torre-Ormeño, soprano, hailing from Santiago, Chile, Nicholas Burns, countertenor from Vancouver, Philippe Gagné, tenor from Montréal, Sumner Thompson, baritone from Boston, and William Kraushaar, bass from Montréal. Their exceptional voices will blend seamlessly with the Baroque Orchestra of period instruments, creating a truly enchanting musical experience. The College Street Congregational Church provides the perfect setting for this majestic performance, with its impeccable acoustics and intimate atmosphere. This is an opportunity not to be missed for lovers of classical music and those seeking a transcendent musical experience. Mark your calendars and make sure to secure your tickets for one of the two performances on December 10. Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of Handel's MESSIAH and let the power of music transport you to the 18th century.

Winter Holiday Crafternoons: The Story of Us is an enchanting arts event that will take place in the beautiful city of Burlington. Hosted at the renowned Art Gallery of Burlington, located at 1333 Lakeshore Rd, Burlington, ON L7S 1A9, this event promises to captivate attendees with its mesmerizing displays and thought-provoking pieces. Mark your calendars for January 4, 2024, as this is an experience you won't want to miss! Best of all, admission to Winter Holiday Crafternoons: The Story of Us is absolutely free, allowing everyone to immerse themselves in the magic of art and creativity. Whether you're a seasoned art enthusiast or simply looking for a delightful way to spend an afternoon, this event has something for everyone. Come and explore the unique story that each artwork tells, unraveling the intricate tapestry of human experiences. It's a celebration of our shared history, a reflection of our collective journey. So join in on this cultural extravaganza, and let Winter Holiday Crafternoons: The Story of Us ignite your imagination and leave a lasting impression on your soul.

Join the Art Gallery of Burlington for their Winter Holiday Crafternoons event, featuring a studio program for families. This exciting event, taking place on January 5th, 2024, from 1-3:30pm, will bring families together to create beautiful clay portraits inspired by the works of Sybil Atteck and Chiedza Pasipanodya. Using clay, participants will have the opportunity to make three-dimensional portraits of their loved ones, whether it's their own face, their sister's face, or the face of a chosen family member. These clay works will be fired and ready for pickup at a later date, and the gallery will provide ideas for painting them, ensuring a truly personalized artwork. In addition to enjoying a fun-filled afternoon of creativity, attendees are encouraged to bring non-perishable food and hygiene products to donate to the Burlington Food Bank. With a 20% increase in the need for assistance with groceries over the past year, the community's support is crucial. To make the most of this experience, registration is required for each family member. Requests for cancellations or refunds must be made at least two weeks in advance of the workshop date, allowing other community members to take advantage of any vacancies. Please note that children must be accompanied by an adult as these workshops are designed to be a shared experience for the entire family. For a safe and seamless visit, please review the gallery's safety guidelines on their website before attending the event. Winter Holiday Crafternoons at the Art Gallery of Burlington is an excellent opportunity to bond with loved ones, explore your creativity, and contribute to the community's well-being. Don't miss out on this inspiring event! Tickets are available for $27.96.

Mark your calendars for the highly anticipated event, FAMILY OPEN STUDIO - January 7th, taking place in the charming city of Burlington. This delightful arts event will be hosted at the prestigious Art Gallery of Burlington, located at 1333 Lakeshore Rd, Burlington, ON L7S 1A9. A day filled with artistic wonders awaits you and your loved ones, as the event kicks off at the stroke of midnight, inviting families from near and far to immerse themselves in a world of creativity and imagination. Best of all, this extraordinary experience comes at no cost, with free admission for all attendees. Prepare to be captivated by an array of captivating artworks, ranging from mesmerizing paintings to breathtaking sculptures. With something for everyone, this event is sure to leave a lasting impression on art enthusiasts of all ages. So pack your bags, gather your loved ones, and make your way to the Art Gallery of Burlington on January 7th for a day filled with artistic enchantment and family togetherness. Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind opportunity to experience the magic of FAMILY OPEN STUDIO - January 7th.