Family Events

Flora and Fauna, an exhibition of works from the Brantford Potters’ Guild together with coordinating pieces for the Glenhyrst Gallery permanent collection.

A richly hued portrait of the human family, Quilt of Belonging is a 120 ft long collaborative textile art project. The 263 blocks portray the rich cultural legacies of all the First Peoples in Canada and every nation of the world at the dark of the new Millennium. Over 3 million visitors have seen the Quilt and the artwork is also used in a variety of projects and education programs creating an impact nationally and around the world.

Due to the COVID Closure, Woodland Cultural Centre has extended this exhibition and will be opening for viewing with timed ticket admission starting August 25, 2020.

FAQ available effective Mon. Aug. 24 to answer questions about COVID-19 procedures etc..

To mark World Alzheimer’s Day on Sept. 21, 2020, local Alzheimer Society offices will be illuminated in blue to raise awareness and challenge to stigma associated with dementia.  Area residents are also encouraged to get involved by wearing blue and learning as much as they can about the disease.

The prevalence of demential is steadily increasing, affecting more and more Canadians each year. Yet, stigma continues to be rampant.  Stigma creates unnecessary loneliness and anxiety for anyone caring for a friend or family member with dementia.

Residents looking to shine an extra light on this cause can go beyond simply wearing blue – they can shine their own blue light at home or work – and they can make a donation to help support the services offered by the Alzheimer Society in Brantford and Brant County.

For more information, please contact Sue Arsenault at 519.759.7692 or visit www.alzbrant.ca.

With Instructor Cassandra Ferguson.

Saturdays, Sept. 26 – Nov. 7, 2020. No classes Oct. 10 – Thanksgiving weekend.

Junior – 5 to 6 years old – 10:00am – 12:00pm
Senior – 7 to 12 years old – 12:30pm – 2:30pm

Join us for our OPEN STUDIO CLASS. Each day we will explore a new material, concept or theme. We will look to Art History for inspiration, explore basic techniques and use our creative imaginations as artists to see what we can create. The artists will have creative decision making over what materials to use, how to use them and what their project will become. This class is designed to freely explore art materials, to learn through experimenting and by making mistakes. And, of course, to have a lot of art fun! This class is wonderful for any child who is a maker, builder, or creator. All materials included.

Fees:
$110 Non-member
$90 members

Covid restrictions and new guidelines will be in place for this new round of programming which include: reduced class sizes, less frequency of classes allowing for cleaning, and 6 feet distance between students.

Please to to www.glenhyrst.ca for more information about classes, our COVID policies and to register!

At the Knights Hall Parking Lot, 12 Catharine Ave. Brantford.

Purchase a space for $25 by calling Beth @ 519.757-7258.

An event in support of Help a Child Smile.

You keep the money from your sale items – just pay $25 for a spot.  We will supply a table for your wares.  Crafts, hobbies etc. welcome but no food sales.  The Knight’s kitchen will be open.  Set up starts at 8:30am.

With Instructor Cassandra Ferguson.

Saturdays, Sept. 26 – Nov. 7, 2020. No classes Oct. 10 – Thanksgiving weekend.

Junior – 5 to 6 years old – 10:00am – 12:00pm
Senior – 7 to 12 years old – 12:30pm – 2:30pm

Join us for our OPEN STUDIO CLASS. Each day we will explore a new material, concept or theme. We will look to Art History for inspiration, explore basic techniques and use our creative imaginations as artists to see what we can create. The artists will have creative decision making over what materials to use, how to use them and what their project will become. This class is designed to freely explore art materials, to learn through experimenting and by making mistakes. And, of course, to have a lot of art fun! This class is wonderful for any child who is a maker, builder, or creator. All materials included.

Fees:
$110 Non-member
$90 members

Covid restrictions and new guidelines will be in place for this new round of programming which include: reduced class sizes, less frequency of classes allowing for cleaning, and 6 feet distance between students.

Please to to www.glenhyrst.ca for more information about classes, our COVID policies and to register!

With Instructor Cassandra Ferguson.

Sundays, Sept. 27 – Nov. 8, 2020. No class Oct. 11, Thanksgiving weekend.

Junior: – 7 to 9 year olds – 11:00am to 12:00pm
Intermediates – 10 to 12 year olds – 12:30 to 1:30pm

Young artists will be introduced to different drawing techniques and styles while learning all the tools available in the world of drawing. This is a great program for kids who love to draw and are looking for more guidance and knowledge to grow their talent. Creative thinking is always welcome!

Fees:
$55 non-member
$45 member

Covid restrictions and new guidelines will be in place for this new round of programming which include: reduced class sizes, less frequency of classes allowing for cleaning, and 6 feet distance between students.

Please to to www.glenhyrst.ca for more information about classes, our COVID policies and to register!

With Instructor Cassandra Ferguson.

Sundays, Sept. 27 – Nov. 8, 2020. No class Oct. 11, Thanksgiving weekend.

Junior: – 7 to 9 year olds – 11:00am to 12:00pm
Intermediates – 10 to 12 year olds – 12:30 to 1:30pm

Young artists will be introduced to different drawing techniques and styles while learning all the tools available in the world of drawing. This is a great program for kids who love to draw and are looking for more guidance and knowledge to grow their talent. Creative thinking is always welcome!

Fees:
$55 non-member
$45 member

Covid restrictions and new guidelines will be in place for this new round of programming which include: reduced class sizes, less frequency of classes allowing for cleaning, and 6 feet distance between students.

Please to to www.glenhyrst.ca for more information about classes, our COVID policies and to register!

With Instructor Cassandra Ferguson. For 13 to 17 year olds.

Sundays Sept. 27 – Nov. 8, 2020, 2:00 – 4:00pm. No Class Oct. 11 – Thanksgiving weekend.

Students will expand their drawing skills and learn new techniques to create highly realistic drawings. We will fuel your creativity with a variety of projects and drawing styles. You are also welcome to bring your own projects from school or personal projects to receive guidance and feedback. Assistance with portfolio preparation for post-secondary education will also be available. All materials included.

Fees:
$120 non-members
$100 members

Covid restrictions and new guidelines will be in place for this new round of programming which include: reduced class sizes, less frequency of classes allowing for cleaning, and 6 feet distance between students.

Please to to www.glenhyrst.ca for more information about classes, our COVID policies and to register!

Learn, acknowledge and honour survivors of residential schools during our Virtual Orange Shirt Day Events.

Woodland Cultural Centre will be hosting multiple days of virtual Orange Shirt Day events for both the classroom and also families at home from Sept. 29 – Oct. 4.

• Sept. 29, 30 & Oct. 1 – 9:30am to 11:30am
  Program Overview for School Events. Appropriate for grades 6+.
• Oct. 2,3 & 4 – 6:30pm to 8:30pm
  Oct. 4 – 1:30pm to 3:30pm
  Program Overview for Public Family Events. Appropriate for grades 6+

• Introduction by Woodland Cultural Centre Education Coordinator (15 min.)
• Virtual Tour of the Mohawk Institute Residential School (45 min.)
• Survivor Speaker Testimonials (20 min.)
• Q & A session (30 min.)

To download the registration package or book tickets, please visit their website.

Learn, acknowledge and honour survivors of residential schools during our Virtual Orange Shirt Day Events.

Woodland Cultural Centre will be hosting multiple days of virtual Orange Shirt Day events for both the classroom and also families at home from Sept. 29 – Oct. 4.

• Sept. 29, 30 & Oct. 1 – 9:30am to 11:30am
  Program Overview for School Events. Appropriate for grades 6+.
• Oct. 2,3 & 4 – 6:30pm to 8:30pm
  Oct. 4 – 1:30pm to 3:30pm
  Program Overview for Public Family Events. Appropriate for grades 6+

• Introduction by Woodland Cultural Centre Education Coordinator (15 min.)
• Virtual Tour of the Mohawk Institute Residential School (45 min.)
• Survivor Speaker Testimonials (20 min.)
• Q & A session (30 min.)

To download the registration package or book tickets, please visit their website.

Science + Technology + Engineering + ART + Math with instructor Cassandra Ferguson.

Wednesdays, Sept. 30 – Nov. 4, 2020, 6:00 – 8:00pm in the Coach House.  For 7 to 10 year olds.

Join us for our STEAM class! Let’s use art to explore the science, technology, engineering and mathematics around us! There are so many ways we can use art to investigate the evolving world, so let’s dive in. This creative class will allow us to experiment, build up, break down, and discover a whole bunch of really cool things! In this class we will create our own materials, grow from seeds, dive into colour mixing and use the power of art to learn. All materials included.

Fees:
$110 non-members
$90 members

Covid restrictions and new guidelines will be in place for this new round of programming which include: reduced class sizes, less frequency of classes allowing for cleaning, and 6 feet distance between students.

Please to to www.glenhyrst.ca for more information about classes, our COVID policies and to register!

A richly hued portrait of the human family, Quilt of Belonging is a 120 ft long collaborative textile art project. The 263 blocks portray the rich cultural legacies of all the First Peoples in Canada and every nation of the world at the dark of the new Millennium. Over 3 million visitors have seen the Quilt and the artwork is also used in a variety of projects and education programs creating an impact nationally and around the world.

Due to the COVID Closure, Woodland Cultural Centre has extended this exhibition and will be opening for viewing with timed ticket admission starting August 25, 2020.

FAQ available effective Mon. Aug. 24 to answer questions about COVID-19 procedures etc..

To mark World Alzheimer’s Day on Sept. 21, 2020, local Alzheimer Society offices will be illuminated in blue to raise awareness and challenge to stigma associated with dementia.  Area residents are also encouraged to get involved by wearing blue and learning as much as they can about the disease.

The prevalence of demential is steadily increasing, affecting more and more Canadians each year. Yet, stigma continues to be rampant.  Stigma creates unnecessary loneliness and anxiety for anyone caring for a friend or family member with dementia.

Residents looking to shine an extra light on this cause can go beyond simply wearing blue – they can shine their own blue light at home or work – and they can make a donation to help support the services offered by the Alzheimer Society in Brantford and Brant County.

For more information, please contact Sue Arsenault at 519.759.7692 or visit www.alzbrant.ca.

Learn, acknowledge and honour survivors of residential schools during our Virtual Orange Shirt Day Events.

Woodland Cultural Centre will be hosting multiple days of virtual Orange Shirt Day events for both the classroom and also families at home from Sept. 29 – Oct. 4.

• Sept. 29, 30 & Oct. 1 – 9:30am to 11:30am
  Program Overview for School Events. Appropriate for grades 6+.
• Oct. 2,3 & 4 – 6:30pm to 8:30pm
  Oct. 4 – 1:30pm to 3:30pm
  Program Overview for Public Family Events. Appropriate for grades 6+

• Introduction by Woodland Cultural Centre Education Coordinator (15 min.)
• Virtual Tour of the Mohawk Institute Residential School (45 min.)
• Survivor Speaker Testimonials (20 min.)
• Q & A session (30 min.)

To download the registration package or book tickets, please visit their website.

The Little String Orchestra is seeking string players of all ages and abilities to join our ensembles!

The Little String Orchestra is an amateur string group which unites generations of musicians and welcomes string players of any age or level. We consist of two orchestras, the Junior orchestra for beginners and the Senior orchestra for intermediate and senior players.  The orchestra rehearses weekly from October to May.  We have several performances throughout the year, starting with an Evening of Christmas Music every December.  We hold the annual Celebrate Our Youth Concert which features the musical talents of local youth. Every April, the orchestra visits three local schools to perform and share the love of music.  The orchestra also participates in the annual Brant Music Festival.   Our final concert of the year is our Spring Concert which is a celebration of everyone’s hard work throughout the year.  We also present awards and scholarships to several members.

For more information e.g. registration and cost please visit their website.

Test your knowledge on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm as we host an Online Trivia Night via Crowdpurr!

Play along at home and keep track of how you’re doing with results updated after each multiple choice question. Four rounds of 10 questions each will quiz you (and the whole family, if you like) on subjects such as movies, animals, music, food, history, geography, and more!

To play, simply go to the game link here: crowd.live/EH3CA for 7:30pm on your computer, tablet, or phone. Please note that there is a cap of 100 participants.

Learn, acknowledge and honour survivors of residential schools during our Virtual Orange Shirt Day Events.

Woodland Cultural Centre will be hosting multiple days of virtual Orange Shirt Day events for both the classroom and also families at home from Sept. 29 – Oct. 4.

• Sept. 29, 30 & Oct. 1 – 9:30am to 11:30am
  Program Overview for School Events. Appropriate for grades 6+.
• Oct. 2,3 & 4 – 6:30pm to 8:30pm
  Oct. 4 – 1:30pm to 3:30pm
  Program Overview for Public Family Events. Appropriate for grades 6+

• Introduction by Woodland Cultural Centre Education Coordinator (15 min.)
• Virtual Tour of the Mohawk Institute Residential School (45 min.)
• Survivor Speaker Testimonials (20 min.)
• Q & A session (30 min.)

To download the registration package or book tickets, please visit their website.

Join H.O.P.E. for its Second Annual Walk for H.O.P.E.

Our current situation has affected us all, especially those with mental illness. Peer support is needed more than ever, and H.O.P.E. needs your help in raising funds to continue our peer support initiatives!
Please join us in supporting those with mental illness by joining our Second Annual Walk for H.O.P.E. Due to our current circumstances, we have taken Walk for H.O.P.E. virtual this year.  We will miss seeing you in person but hope you will still join us! Set a walk goal and complete it from October 3-10, and join our Facebook group for more
information, and to share your walk photos and videos! 100% of funds raised go
toward our Saturday Afternoon Drop-in, which provides activities and support to
people affected by mental illness.  All participants will be entered to win door prizes, which will be drawn on October 10. To register, please e-mail [email protected]. 

Enjoy a delicious take out ham dinner prepared by the Paris Agricultural Society’s Homecraft Division.

Tickets must be purchased in advance at parisfairgrounds.com for $16.95 + fees and pick up time chosen.

Dinner will include ham, scalloped potatoes, baked beans, coleslaw, dinner roll, and apple crisp dessert.

Learn, acknowledge and honour survivors of residential schools during our Virtual Orange Shirt Day Events.

Woodland Cultural Centre will be hosting multiple days of virtual Orange Shirt Day events for both the classroom and also families at home from Sept. 29 – Oct. 4.

• Sept. 29, 30 & Oct. 1 – 9:30am to 11:30am
  Program Overview for School Events. Appropriate for grades 6+.
• Oct. 2,3 & 4 – 6:30pm to 8:30pm
  Oct. 4 – 1:30pm to 3:30pm
  Program Overview for Public Family Events. Appropriate for grades 6+

• Introduction by Woodland Cultural Centre Education Coordinator (15 min.)
• Virtual Tour of the Mohawk Institute Residential School (45 min.)
• Survivor Speaker Testimonials (20 min.)
• Q & A session (30 min.)

To download the registration package or book tickets, please visit their website.

Learn, acknowledge and honour survivors of residential schools during our Virtual Orange Shirt Day Events.

Woodland Cultural Centre will be hosting multiple days of virtual Orange Shirt Day events for both the classroom and also families at home from Sept. 29 – Oct. 4.

• Sept. 29, 30 & Oct. 1 – 9:30am to 11:30am
  Program Overview for School Events. Appropriate for grades 6+.
• Oct. 2,3 & 4 – 6:30pm to 8:30pm
  Oct. 4 – 1:30pm to 3:30pm
  Program Overview for Public Family Events. Appropriate for grades 6+

• Introduction by Woodland Cultural Centre Education Coordinator (15 min.)
• Virtual Tour of the Mohawk Institute Residential School (45 min.)
• Survivor Speaker Testimonials (20 min.)
• Q & A session (30 min.)

To download the registration package or book tickets, please visit their website.

Learn, acknowledge and honour survivors of residential schools during our Virtual Orange Shirt Day Events.

Woodland Cultural Centre will be hosting multiple days of virtual Orange Shirt Day events for both the classroom and also families at home from Sept. 29 – Oct. 4.

• Sept. 29, 30 & Oct. 1 – 9:30am to 11:30am
  Program Overview for School Events. Appropriate for grades 6+.
• Oct. 2,3 & 4 – 6:30pm to 8:30pm
  Oct. 4 – 1:30pm to 3:30pm
  Program Overview for Public Family Events. Appropriate for grades 6+

• Introduction by Woodland Cultural Centre Education Coordinator (15 min.)
• Virtual Tour of the Mohawk Institute Residential School (45 min.)
• Survivor Speaker Testimonials (20 min.)
• Q & A session (30 min.)

To download the registration package or book tickets, please visit their website.

The Little String Orchestra is seeking string players of all ages and abilities to join our ensembles!

The Little String Orchestra is an amateur string group which unites generations of musicians and welcomes string players of any age or level. We consist of two orchestras, the Junior orchestra for beginners and the Senior orchestra for intermediate and senior players.  The orchestra rehearses weekly from October to May.  We have several performances throughout the year, starting with an Evening of Christmas Music every December.  We hold the annual Celebrate Our Youth Concert which features the musical talents of local youth. Every April, the orchestra visits three local schools to perform and share the love of music.  The orchestra also participates in the annual Brant Music Festival.   Our final concert of the year is our Spring Concert which is a celebration of everyone’s hard work throughout the year.  We also present awards and scholarships to several members.

For more information e.g. registration and cost please visit their website.

Test your knowledge on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm as we host an Online Trivia Night via Crowdpurr!

Play along at home and keep track of how you’re doing with results updated after each multiple choice question. Four rounds of 10 questions each will quiz you (and the whole family, if you like) on subjects such as movies, animals, music, food, history, geography, and more!

To play, simply go to the game link here: crowd.live/EH3CA for 7:30pm on your computer, tablet, or phone. Please note that there is a cap of 100 participants.

The Little String Orchestra is seeking string players of all ages and abilities to join our ensembles!

The Little String Orchestra is an amateur string group which unites generations of musicians and welcomes string players of any age or level. We consist of two orchestras, the Junior orchestra for beginners and the Senior orchestra for intermediate and senior players.  The orchestra rehearses weekly from October to May.  We have several performances throughout the year, starting with an Evening of Christmas Music every December.  We hold the annual Celebrate Our Youth Concert which features the musical talents of local youth. Every April, the orchestra visits three local schools to perform and share the love of music.  The orchestra also participates in the annual Brant Music Festival.   Our final concert of the year is our Spring Concert which is a celebration of everyone’s hard work throughout the year.  We also present awards and scholarships to several members.

For more information e.g. registration and cost please visit their website.

Test your knowledge on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm as we host an Online Trivia Night via Crowdpurr!

Play along at home and keep track of how you’re doing with results updated after each multiple choice question. Four rounds of 10 questions each will quiz you (and the whole family, if you like) on subjects such as movies, animals, music, food, history, geography, and more!

To play, simply go to the game link here: crowd.live/EH3CA for 7:30pm on your computer, tablet, or phone. Please note that there is a cap of 100 participants.

Learn about the famous artist’s early life in Brantford.

The Little String Orchestra is seeking string players of all ages and abilities to join our ensembles!

The Little String Orchestra is an amateur string group which unites generations of musicians and welcomes string players of any age or level. We consist of two orchestras, the Junior orchestra for beginners and the Senior orchestra for intermediate and senior players.  The orchestra rehearses weekly from October to May.  We have several performances throughout the year, starting with an Evening of Christmas Music every December.  We hold the annual Celebrate Our Youth Concert which features the musical talents of local youth. Every April, the orchestra visits three local schools to perform and share the love of music.  The orchestra also participates in the annual Brant Music Festival.   Our final concert of the year is our Spring Concert which is a celebration of everyone’s hard work throughout the year.  We also present awards and scholarships to several members.

For more information e.g. registration and cost please visit their website.

Test your knowledge on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm as we host an Online Trivia Night via Crowdpurr!

Play along at home and keep track of how you’re doing with results updated after each multiple choice question. Four rounds of 10 questions each will quiz you (and the whole family, if you like) on subjects such as movies, animals, music, food, history, geography, and more!

To play, simply go to the game link here: crowd.live/EH3CA for 7:30pm on your computer, tablet, or phone. Please note that there is a cap of 100 participants.

The Little String Orchestra is seeking string players of all ages and abilities to join our ensembles!

The Little String Orchestra is an amateur string group which unites generations of musicians and welcomes string players of any age or level. We consist of two orchestras, the Junior orchestra for beginners and the Senior orchestra for intermediate and senior players.  The orchestra rehearses weekly from October to May.  We have several performances throughout the year, starting with an Evening of Christmas Music every December.  We hold the annual Celebrate Our Youth Concert which features the musical talents of local youth. Every April, the orchestra visits three local schools to perform and share the love of music.  The orchestra also participates in the annual Brant Music Festival.   Our final concert of the year is our Spring Concert which is a celebration of everyone’s hard work throughout the year.  We also present awards and scholarships to several members.

For more information e.g. registration and cost please visit their website.

Test your knowledge on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm as we host an Online Trivia Night via Crowdpurr!

Play along at home and keep track of how you’re doing with results updated after each multiple choice question. Four rounds of 10 questions each will quiz you (and the whole family, if you like) on subjects such as movies, animals, music, food, history, geography, and more!

To play, simply go to the game link here: crowd.live/EH3CA for 7:30pm on your computer, tablet, or phone. Please note that there is a cap of 100 participants.

The Little String Orchestra is seeking string players of all ages and abilities to join our ensembles!

The Little String Orchestra is an amateur string group which unites generations of musicians and welcomes string players of any age or level. We consist of two orchestras, the Junior orchestra for beginners and the Senior orchestra for intermediate and senior players.  The orchestra rehearses weekly from October to May.  We have several performances throughout the year, starting with an Evening of Christmas Music every December.  We hold the annual Celebrate Our Youth Concert which features the musical talents of local youth. Every April, the orchestra visits three local schools to perform and share the love of music.  The orchestra also participates in the annual Brant Music Festival.   Our final concert of the year is our Spring Concert which is a celebration of everyone’s hard work throughout the year.  We also present awards and scholarships to several members.

For more information e.g. registration and cost please visit their website.

Test your knowledge on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm as we host an Online Trivia Night via Crowdpurr!

Play along at home and keep track of how you’re doing with results updated after each multiple choice question. Four rounds of 10 questions each will quiz you (and the whole family, if you like) on subjects such as movies, animals, music, food, history, geography, and more!

To play, simply go to the game link here: crowd.live/EH3CA for 7:30pm on your computer, tablet, or phone. Please note that there is a cap of 100 participants.

Hear seldom told stories of the monuments and memorials that are located in downtown Brantford.

The Little String Orchestra is seeking string players of all ages and abilities to join our ensembles!

The Little String Orchestra is an amateur string group which unites generations of musicians and welcomes string players of any age or level. We consist of two orchestras, the Junior orchestra for beginners and the Senior orchestra for intermediate and senior players.  The orchestra rehearses weekly from October to May.  We have several performances throughout the year, starting with an Evening of Christmas Music every December.  We hold the annual Celebrate Our Youth Concert which features the musical talents of local youth. Every April, the orchestra visits three local schools to perform and share the love of music.  The orchestra also participates in the annual Brant Music Festival.   Our final concert of the year is our Spring Concert which is a celebration of everyone’s hard work throughout the year.  We also present awards and scholarships to several members.

For more information e.g. registration and cost please visit their website.

Test your knowledge on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm as we host an Online Trivia Night via Crowdpurr!

Play along at home and keep track of how you’re doing with results updated after each multiple choice question. Four rounds of 10 questions each will quiz you (and the whole family, if you like) on subjects such as movies, animals, music, food, history, geography, and more!

To play, simply go to the game link here: crowd.live/EH3CA for 7:30pm on your computer, tablet, or phone. Please note that there is a cap of 100 participants.

The Little String Orchestra is seeking string players of all ages and abilities to join our ensembles!

The Little String Orchestra is an amateur string group which unites generations of musicians and welcomes string players of any age or level. We consist of two orchestras, the Junior orchestra for beginners and the Senior orchestra for intermediate and senior players.  The orchestra rehearses weekly from October to May.  We have several performances throughout the year, starting with an Evening of Christmas Music every December.  We hold the annual Celebrate Our Youth Concert which features the musical talents of local youth. Every April, the orchestra visits three local schools to perform and share the love of music.  The orchestra also participates in the annual Brant Music Festival.   Our final concert of the year is our Spring Concert which is a celebration of everyone’s hard work throughout the year.  We also present awards and scholarships to several members.

For more information e.g. registration and cost please visit their website.

Test your knowledge on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm as we host an Online Trivia Night via Crowdpurr!

Play along at home and keep track of how you’re doing with results updated after each multiple choice question. Four rounds of 10 questions each will quiz you (and the whole family, if you like) on subjects such as movies, animals, music, food, history, geography, and more!

To play, simply go to the game link here: crowd.live/EH3CA for 7:30pm on your computer, tablet, or phone. Please note that there is a cap of 100 participants.

March Break Magic originally scheduled for March 16 and now rescheduled for Sun. Nov. 22, 2020.  Ticket holders are advised to contact the box office for more information – 519.758.8090.

Help A Child Smile proudly presents March Break Magic!  Direct from the pages of Guinness World Records and your TV, join The Illusionist Lucas Wilson and his marvelous assistant Kelly Defilla as they bring their family-friendly magic show back to Brantford for 2 incredible shows this March Break! Lucas will perform his most spectacular illusions for this special March Break Magic presentation!  Enjoy the show and help raise funds for Help A Child Smile and awareness of childhood cancer.

Pricing info : $15.00

Call 519.758.8090.

The Little String Orchestra is seeking string players of all ages and abilities to join our ensembles!

The Little String Orchestra is an amateur string group which unites generations of musicians and welcomes string players of any age or level. We consist of two orchestras, the Junior orchestra for beginners and the Senior orchestra for intermediate and senior players.  The orchestra rehearses weekly from October to May.  We have several performances throughout the year, starting with an Evening of Christmas Music every December.  We hold the annual Celebrate Our Youth Concert which features the musical talents of local youth. Every April, the orchestra visits three local schools to perform and share the love of music.  The orchestra also participates in the annual Brant Music Festival.   Our final concert of the year is our Spring Concert which is a celebration of everyone’s hard work throughout the year.  We also present awards and scholarships to several members.

For more information e.g. registration and cost please visit their website.

Test your knowledge on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm as we host an Online Trivia Night via Crowdpurr!

Play along at home and keep track of how you’re doing with results updated after each multiple choice question. Four rounds of 10 questions each will quiz you (and the whole family, if you like) on subjects such as movies, animals, music, food, history, geography, and more!

To play, simply go to the game link here: crowd.live/EH3CA for 7:30pm on your computer, tablet, or phone. Please note that there is a cap of 100 participants.