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ARTS Juno-winning blues guitarist in town next Fn., Wll per at Hot Rods One of Canadas prenis1eer blucs guitanists wîll per- formn ai Hot Rods next t-riday. Jack de Keyzer is asn a%%,arl-wsnning blues gui- tanist, singer and soisgwriter who won a luno is 2003 for Blues Album of the Year. He'Il take to thc stage as Hot Rods, 121 Chisholm, Dr., at9:30 pm. De Kcyzer has worked as a professional musician sînce the age of 18. lus songs have appeared ils videos, rock and blues radso charts, other artists' CD)s, movies and TV soundtracks. Performing more than 150 days a vear, the Jack de Keyzer band bas toured throughout Canada, the U.S., Mexico and Europe, and bas performed ai many major blues festsvals. He's recorded and îoured wîîh dozens of artists, încluding King Biscuit Boy Rock Angels, the Bop Cais, Blue Rodeo, Bo Dsdclley, Etta James and Ots Rush. Brass quintet to take stage Serious fun. Thats the moîto of a quintet thats performing next Friday in town. The Foothills Brass Quintet will play a concert at St. Paul's United Church, 123 Main St. E., at 8 p.m. This ensemble enjoys entertaining audiences of ail ages with its eclectic repertoire served up with a good measure of humour. The quinte has per- formed across Canada, the U.S. and overseas, and bas recorded five CDs that have received airplay on CBC as well as other stations. Tickets to the performance cost $30 for adults assd $25 for students and seniors. To order tickets, caîl (905) 878-4732. Kids TV hosts here Milton youngsters will get a chance to meet their favourite after-school television hosts as TVOKids Don't Sit Still (DSS) Tour roîls into town May 7. Sponsored by Scotiabank, DSS will feature the popular hosts from The Space - Jackie and Mark - in two free, high-energy live stage shows in an effort to, promote healthy, active living among Canada's youth. The local event will gel underway at 1 p.m. at Milton Memorial Arena on Thompson Rd. For more information, visit wwwtvokids.com. READY TO ROCK MILTON: set to take the stage at Hot Rods next Friday, Jack de Keyzer has performed with a number of well-known names on the blues music scene. Classical guitar concert on Apr. 29 St. Paul's United Church will be filled wîth the sweet strains of classical gustar in an upcoming performance of two brothers. April 29 at 2 p.m., Grzegorz and Andrzej Krawîec wdll present a programn of guitar duets by Bach, Chopin, Kleynjans, Granados and Rodrigo. For the past 10 years, the pair has been winming international competitions individually and together. This wîll be the first visit to Canada for AndrzeJ and the fourth for Grzegorz. Grzegorz, 25, was horn in Poland and studied classical guitar fromt the urne hie was seven years old. In 1999, hie entered the Frederic Chopin Academy of Music in Warsaw, and completed his masters degree in gui- tar performance in 2004. In addition to playing with orchestras throughout Poland, concert engage- ments have taken Grzegorz to countries including Austria, the Czech Republsc, Germany, ltaly and Spain. He has recorded for radio and TV in Poland, and his dehut solo CD was released last year. Tickets cost $10 for students and $20 for adults and are available at Gospel Lighthouse, 164 Main St. E., cash only St. Pauls United Church is located at 123 Main Si. E. Canada's Heatb and Weliness Magazine or yt Oebveed ta specialy selcted hausehalda Aprâ 19-26,2 MAIL Uall todqy- to PQSt5d AME adverising space for the June Is.sue! ADDRE 416-403-1300 ext. 335* ddsi@e-LaPSA 7-#wJÎveex'itca Me wwPNe.., 5wes.e BII MUUR Iaoîoirv Win a 14 Day lligbllghts of Bitain"Trip for 2 OUI IHIS BALLOT FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WMN! INTRuS T0- Metrolanl Corperale Sales, 10 Tempo Ave., WillodseOsssri M2H 2N8. CODE. TELEPHONE: _______m______ kmIdAirl"uqxqb..qgqexe « Seses m w# MW y F-y # d»dq 1 à-W y hmW-d o mMq W y. bumMWdoNb i 6'd t MWYW i X 1 F«7 ix 1