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8 - "WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 2001 CALL 852-ROXY (7699) HE ATRES OF UNBRIDG Join us at a Cafe & Bistro ye hve Jazz Aon 27& Fri, May 4 Featuring Bruce Trio Dinner & Jazz (6:00 to 10:00 EY ENTRES INCLUDE: Fresh Mussels * Stuffed Rainbow Trout * Sole Florentine * Chicken Marsala * Roast Beef w/Yorkshire Pudding "Superb Wine Selection" ! 187 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY Call for reservations | = 905-985-7224 - 1M" poe Satellite i i i i iia kU a) I OY { OT SHOWS a Tims The second Annual Lake Scugog Spring Studio Tour is being held on May 5 and 6 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. This year's tour will showcase 22 of this area's most talented artists and craftspeople. At 7:30 p.m. on Friday, May 4 the tour begins with a Wine and Cheese Celebration at Port Perry's Ocala Winery, 971 High Point Road, (south of Port Perry) where guests will be able to meet with the artists and view what may be in store for them. Continuing on Saturday, May 5 through to Sunday, May 6, artists open their homes and studios to curious travellers. With work by 22 artists shown in 12 studios, visitors will see a wide variety of media, from photography to painting 'with oils or watercolour, from woodtuming to Studio tour gets rolling first weekend in May pottery, from glass sculpture to metal sculpture, from baskets to weaving. Visitors are welcome to browse, enjoy some refresh- ments and chat with the artists themselves. People will come away with a better appreciation of the dedication and commitment displayed by the artists, and maybe even leave with a one of a kind find. The Lake Scugog Studio Tour is a free tour. Visitors can plot their own tour to start and finish at any studio. Brochures and a tour map can be found at travel cen- tres, libraries, galleries, and stores through Durham and the Greater Toronto Area. Bus tours may be available from key start points for a small fee. For further informa- tion please call 905-985-2945. Artists' Association plans show and sale May 5 at Chamber onics ERTAINMENT PEOPLE QO Ele Ct r The Port Perry Artist Association will be holding its annual Spring Art Show and Sale of members' work on May 5 from 10 am. to 5 p.m. and on May 6 from 10 am. to 4 p.m. at the Chamber - of Commerce Building on 269 Queen Street across from the IGA. Work by the local members Add $99. installation ATER inc. 70: STE LY EP LY 2 8300. ply A ORC ) will be on display and offered for sale. This will be held in conjunction with the Scugog Shores Spinners and Weavers Guild display- ing their 100 inch loom, which is retuming to Port Perry for the first time in 10 years. The loom is on rental from the Ontario Hand Weavers and Spinners Guild. You won't want to miss this combination of events, mark your calen- dars. The Port Perry Artists Association has been meet- ing regularly on a .weekly basis in Port Perry for the past 17 months. It has held several shows and exhibits around town and continues to grow in membership. If you are interested in finding out more about the group, membership or have questions about the upcoming show, please call Theresa Zaporozan at 905- 985-7805. "For more information call Doreen Stainton at 905- 985-8318. Port Perry's Centre for the 1873 Performing Arts 302 2 Queen Street, Port Perry presents "SDDING TONIC A BENEFIT PERFORMANCE featuring the velvet vocals of] our own Leslie Ann Bradley also featuring (sponsored by Tom and Catherine Milla r) ! J The Magical Sounds of the Peterborough Singers under the direction of Syd Birrell J The Pop Ensemble of the Peterborough Singers conducted by Barbara Monahan and J The Incredible Dr. Tom Millar on the keyboard with guest artist, Gael Morrison This is an evening you will not want to miss. Everything from pop to the classics with a little gospel for good measure. Port Perry's tradition of award-winning musical theatre continues with some of the most enjoyable talent ever to grace a stage. ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY! Saturday, May 5th, 2001 - 8:00 PM. Tickets $25. cach available now at: Henshall's -- 241 Queen Street, Port Perry Call 905-985-1965 Call ne now to reserve your seats. This will be a sold-out show! Show benefits "medical centre The Sunderland Lions Club will be working to raise the final $9,000 to retire 'the Sunderland-Brock Medical Centre debt in 2001. The Lions Club will present "Spring Tonic" a concert organized by and featuring our resi- dent family physician, Dr. Tom Millar. Taking place at Sunderland Town Hall, May 4 at 7:30 p.m. This concert will include "The Peterborough Singers" and renowned choir led by Mr. Syd Birrell. Included in the choir are the Peterborough Singers pop group under the direction of Barbara Monahan. Dr. Tom Millar and Gael Morrison, pianist for the choir.and well known teacher and performer from Lindsay will entertain with two pianos. All tickets are $15 and proceeds will be used to help retire the medical centre expan- sion debt. For ticket information call 705-. 357-3850 or 705-357- 3913. -- a... i i § 1 3 J $ 3 i i 4