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Theatre on the Edge presents live improv comedy every Thursday at 8 pm. at the Waterloo Community Arts Centre Admission is $5. For further information, call the Arts Centre at 7476049. The Mostly Organic Juice Bar. 119 king St. W.. Kitchener. presents poetry readings hosted by James P. McAuliffe. The comedy Drinking Alone. written by Norm Foster and directed by Michael Grant, Is the selection for Elmira Thtr atre Company's fall 2003 din- ner-theatre show. Perfor- mances will run Nov, 7-S, 13- Next level Theatre presents Life X 3 by Yasmina Rem. Nov. 6-8 at The Church Theatre in St. Jacobs. For tickets, call 578- 1570 or visit www.centre- hNuarecom. B Bats Black Bock cat Broomsuck " Hanowe an Han"! J Jar) 0 iamem K has L Late I Macabm Mage "dram A Apple F anm Fork)!- G Generous Ghoul 5 Gem n Glenn Gum D Dan: EF Candle Candy Mat Nag?" 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Treats Tuck m "eat Unwed Duke ofWellington. 33 Erb St. W. Waterloo in the Atrium, features Ryan & Ben on Thursday, Second Thought on Friday Kevin Coates on Satur- day. and a Celtic jam every Sunday evening (bring your own instrument or just sing along). Puke Irish Pub, 85 King St. N. Waterloo, features Sandy and Friends on Thursday, Terry McBain on Friday and Hall and James on Saturday. King Street Trio, 65 University Ave. E.. features live jazz four Contemporary Showcase, a non-competitive festival giv- ing musicians of all instru- ments an opportunity for musicians of all intrumertts to learn more about CAnadian repertoire, will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 pm. Nov. 22 at Erb Street Mennonite Church, 131 Erb. St. W. in Waterloo. Deadline for entries is Oct, 15. Entry forms are available at Waterloo Music. 3 Regina St. W Wuc has Wolfman Y Young nights a week, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 630-3 p.m.. Fridays from 7:30-11:30 pm, and Saturdays from 7:30- 10:30 p.m. For infoma- lion. visit kingstreettrio.com. Lulu’s Dine and Dance. 123 Pioneer Dr., #14, Kitchener, presents Second Thought Fri- day and Saturday. Molly Blooms Irish Pub in Waterloo presents Denny Munshaw and Fred Hale every Wednesday night and Krazy Kyle hosting an open jam every Sunday. Molly Blooms Irish Pub in Kitchener presents Mahg Piye Saturday. Pogo's [Erb and Regina Streets), features acoustic trio Still Waters every Thursday from 6- 10 pm. on the patio, weather permitting. Solf Restaurant and Wine Bar. 83 Ell] St. W., Waterloo, presents live jazz every Satur- day from 10 pm. to I am. Nov. 1 features Interplay Jazz Trio with Ted Blackbourn (piano). Karl Stevenson (bass) and Bill Hancock (drums). For information or reservations, call Sole at 747-5622. Blackshop in Cambridge pre- sents live dinner jail Sunday night featuring the The Arte Trio. 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Nov, 2 at SI. lohn's Church in Elma. Tickets are $30 each. or $20 without lunch. Pianists Heather Dawn Taves and Glenn Buhr will perform during a free noon-hour recital, Nov. 4 at the Maureen Forrester Recital Hall. , “TUB-NH" The DaCapo Chamber Choir, with special guests Eric The WLU Baroque Ensemble with director Michael Purves- Smith. will perform Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. at the Maureen Forrester Recital Hall. 53 lao (IROSSWOR " 'tt " Catch s-ghl of 52 (My on lhe Danube 53 F-sh 999$ The Kuntz House Community Gallery presents Beatrice Hogan Watercolours. through Nov. 3. The gallery is open daily from IO am. to 8 pm. The University of Waterloo Art Gallery is hosting an exhibi- tion entitled Good Medicine - The Torontoniensis Collec- tive featuring the work of seven Canadian artists, through Nov. 20. The Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery presents an exhibit entitled Natural Magic, fea- luring William Henry Fox Tal bot (1800- 1877) and the irwention of photography, and Capturing Memory. fea- turingVimy monument pho- tographs from the Walter S. Allward collection, through Nov. 2. The Robert Lmgen Gallery presents Heansease by Marg Mallory-Smyth, until Nov. l. W " '49 "