21 Sep, 2009
 

The public can expect a few treats and surprises this year with Spoken Word entering its 10th season, Friday, September 25, from 8 to 10 p.m. in the Walter Petryschuk Turret Room of the Lawrence House Centre of the Arts, 127 Christina Street South.  The informal evening of storytelling, humour and poetry reading, held on the last Friday of every month, except July, August and December, has a reputation for introducing new work and voices.

 

"Anytime you bring highly creative people together, you're bound to generate some unplanned and humourous moments," said Debbie Okun Hill, an award-winning poet who has co-hosted the event for the past four years. "Spoken Word is like an open window showcasing the pulse of Sarnia's literary scene."


21 Sep, 2009

21 Sep, 2009

This year’s lineup for the popular Noon Concert Series has been announced! Featuring a return performance by Sarnia native Alexa Wing, a concert celebrating Chopin’s birthday and the unique sounds of the Tabla & Sitar, this season of noon concerts promises to be one to be remembered! For tickets call 519-337-0507.


08 Sep, 2009

Thank you to Bill Walters,  Wolf Mendritzki,Holly Shrumm, Crowe Jane, Jim Chevalier Trio and our incredible volunteers for helping to make this First Friday such an amazing experience! The numbers were staggering, we had1,418 people come through the Lawrence House to experience the myriad of offerings at the Centre.congrats also go to Dennis mitchell and cameron Starr for their successes with their installations1. Dennis 's installation"Living Dolls"((Dennis winning an esteemed position for his  proposal at the Gallery Lambton) and Cameron s After party contributions at the Trinity Lounge added such depth to thee street-scape. We are so proud of our staff for all the extra community arts outreach they have achieved this summer.

Thank you Sarnia for participating in this celebration of the new Cultural District- Downtown Sarnia


04 Sep, 2009

 

The Lawrence House Centre for the Arts  is very pleased to welcome Bill Walters to our  Main gallery for the month of September. Bill' s vibrant collection entitled To Maine and Canatara Too"   indicates sharing a large and magnified circle somewhere in the canvas, belong to that ongoing series. The “Colour Slide” series investigated change, our future, and the dichotomy between non objective and realism in art.

This month's First Friday also includes a performance by the Jim Chevalier Trio, an exhibition of photography by  Holly Shrumm, proceeds of Holly's sales will be donated to...

 Natural Justice. The staff are a team of non-profit international lawyers that work with local and indigenous communities in Africa and Asia on environmental and human rights issues. ( based in South Africa).
 Music will be provided by crow-jane a 2 piece ensemble from 6-7:15, followed by The Chevalier Trio at 7:30. Thank you to Blackwater Coffee and Tea Co. for generously providing the catering for Bill's Show!