~. Even though it is. over for.

Some notes today on
pleasant activities to do with
summer visitors. What put
this theme in my mind is
the. fact that we have re-
cently been visitors to East-
ern Canada.

We have just’ returned
from to Montreal. It was a
special family trip. to. cele-
brate our son’s receiving
his ‘big degree’ — he joins
a series of successful Park-
land students in his year~
who have achieved Doctor-
ates in a variety of fields.
While there, we took time

- to tour the area with its

per interest. :
shops and historical areas, Also, during the summer
and we also sought. out (july 15 to August 20) there

some ‘of the studios and
workshops of painters, pot-
‘ters, glass workers, metal
sculptors and jewelry mak-
ers.
Our own area is rich in
artists. and their studios.
Everyone enjoyed the Stu-
dio._tour. that. happened at
the beginning of this month;

-- but people need not wait for -
the ‘official’ tour’ to: visit.

will be: Artisans 2000 hap-
pening daily at Sanscha
Hall. This is a good place to

through traditional and con-
temporary pottery, painting,
weaving and other crafts.
And don’t forget our public

~ art— the Reader Gn front of
Tarmer’s s) and the. Fisher-

--well as the large paintings:
this year, many of.the stu- — ge p $s

_ dios. .have ‘times they are — the Sidney dock.”
open to the public and the» The new historical mu-
“cartists are happy: to have’.

you drop by. The Arts Coun- take someone visiting. Now
cil hasz a brochure listin ad- E ‘in the

a ~ Council is doing for the community.

‘The 16th Annual Sidewalk Sale, sponsored each year ar by

the Sidney Area Merchants, features bands, entertainers,
food booths, displays, dunk tank, face painting, Rotary chil-

show. visitors. how. our
artists express themselves :

man (by the new pier), as...

on the fish market walls on m ;

seum= is another. place - to:.

Visit the Comminity Arts Council table 3 at ‘the Sidewalk :
Extravaganza on Sunday, July 2 to. find out what the Arts

mounted the history of Sid-
ney and-its early families,
giving visitors a sense of our

ing here.

A very special event
planned for the Museum on
the weekend of June 30 is
an art show of the work of
“parkland grads from the
1980 class. This show is not
to be missed.

-On Sunday afternoons
throughout the summer,
there is music to enjoy at
the Sidney bandstand.

and have become very pop-
ular with everyone. .
A new event, which. in-

-Cludes music, crafts and gar-

den produce, is the evening
market that will take place

along Beacon Avenue every »
Thursday evening: Starting

June 29.

dren’s Games and a wide variety of goods to browse and to. 2.

buy.

~ cated along Beacon Avenue. —

- AFire & Emergency Services F Pair willbe onatSanscha

Hall from.10 a.m. to 3 p. m., right. after the Kiwanis Break-
fast at Third and Beacon...”
- At the waterfront, the Build “Ao Quick Boat contest goes

from noon to 3 p.m., with the launch and race. at 4 PM

‘

ey your home by installing
interlocking pavers.

rative driveways, patios.
Sites and c in several

ime for a free estimate!

supplied by Baaver Lumber. :
ak for our outdoor displays
both Victoria Beaver Lumber

‘The Sidewalk Sale is on. from 10 a.m, to 4 p.m. andi is lo-

3 ls cori 360-2710 A

S wet

~ the museum has. freshly

past and our reason for be-.

These free concerts fea-.
“ture a variety of music styles

OPEN FOR LUNCH ALL WEEK

There. are two. events
coming up this weekend. |
have already mentioned the
Historical Museum. On
June 24, the Museum is
holding its official opening
and a reception from 2 to 4
p.m. On the same weekend,
in Sanscha Hall, there will
be a benefit auction of
works by Myfanwy Spencer

‘Pavelic in’ support of the.

Victoria Symphony and the
“new Sanscha Community
Cultural Centre. There is a
public viewing of the work
on Saturday, June 24 from
10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and the
Auction takes place on Sun-

on.

On Saturday, visit the Mu-
seum for. its opening: and
head on to Sanscha Hall for
the Pavelic: viewing and

~ then on Sunday, attend the

auction!» aoe

day, June 25, from 2:30 p.m.

What a great weekend.

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