You can see some beautiful paintings by Susan Hay at Pinestone Resort, Conference Centre, Spa, & Golf Course until October 8th. Thanks to Pinestone for providing Arts Council members with another place to show their work.

 

 

 

Join us for a celebration of food, art and the great outdoors.  There will be local food, demonstrations, exhibitors, entertainment and a fashion show!  Bring your picnic blanket (prizes for best blanket).

Fifth Business will be playing at the picnic.

Also enjoy a new film from Sticks and Stones Media called On the Edge... Of Your Seat.  A breath-taking view of the outdoor edges of the Haliburton Highlands, and hear the stories of intrepid hikers.  Visit artists on the boardwalk.  Check out displays of hiking and outdoor products.  Register for your weekend hikes.  Savour tasty snacks.  The 'granola bar' will be open!  Thursday September 17, 4:30 - 7:30 pm at the Minden Hills Cultural Centre.

Hike Haliburton is Canada's largest hiking festival and this year, offers over 75 guided hikes and events for all ages, interests and abilities.  Bring your friends and family for a weekend of adventure and fun.  All hikes are free unless otherwise indicated however donations are welcome!

The Sculptors Society of Canada is proud to present:

UNMASKING OURSELVES: RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBITION

Works in bronze, encaustic and mixed-media explore inner reality through outer allusion/illusion.

"Magical, mystical masks invite us into the world of imaginary beings while examining the complexities of the underlying persona.  Although historically masks have been used to hide or to disguise, they can be made to render whole or complete that which appears divided.  Thus is achieved a harmonization of the dichotomy of the individual beyond what the wold sees and knows of us." K.S.H.

Reception: Thursday Sept. 10, 6:30 pm

Canadian Sculpture Centre

Sculptures Society of Canada

500 Church Street, Toronto ON

Tel: 647-435-5858