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w8weekdjmnjel87 weekender entertainment economistsun the tribune 2942200 6402100 bryan adams saluted at nags head tonight nags head north tonight kids wanna rock from vancouver a salute to bryan adams takes the stage at nags head north located on woodbine ave calathumpians rick washbrook will play live on calathumpians outdoor patio sunday afternoon june 7th in conjunction with the un- ionville festival weather per mitting otooles mark your calendar for otooles blue hawaiian beach party june 13th at 8 pm there will be contests and prizes in cluding bikini limbo and hula hoop competitions otooles supplies the beach you wear the beach gear footloose tuesday night is yuk yuks night at footloose with two ter rific comedy shows at 930 and 1030 pm herongate barn enjoy herongate barn din ner theatres new production two two make sex about a midlife crisis with its attendant romantic diversions and fanta sies it is a classic dinner is served at 645 pm followed by the show at 830 pm tickets are 22 on satur day and 20 on thursday fri day and sunday which includes a five course homecooked din ner theatre and sales tax whats on k jvancii crfojzin zq 42200 ms a wednesday evening dinner show has been added for the month of june for tickets and further info call dawn or cheryl at 2940426 hobby horse arms tom baker entertains crowds tonight at hobby horse arms in uxbridge cjs restaurant kevin brown and friends are featured tonight at cjs res taurant located between 16th ave and major mackenzie dr on hwy 48 from 9 pm to 1 am sheraton parkway the parkways entertain ment lineup in captain pepper- trees monday through wednes day features pianist catherine wilson from 5 to 8 pm cana dian pianist john arpin takes the stage thursday and friday from 5 pm until 1 am and on saturday from 9 pm until 1 am the sheraton parkway is at hwy 7 and leslie st fernandos enjoy fernandos musical bright city lights an upbeat tour across america visiting review teen club off to fair start by kathleen griffin markhams new teen club opened friday night with more of a fizzle than a bang but its bound to get better with what had to be a dis appointing turn out of about 50 kids the party never quite got off the ground in fact there seemed to be more teenagers in the park ing lot and outside the conveni ence store than inside the club however for an opener it was not a total loss the lighting sys tem at the club is spectacular and the dance floor is a fair size with a video screen in the corner the music was less than great but when it was good madonna wham and duran duran were popular the floor was packed although no one was checking purses or pockets at the door there was no evidence of boozing or drugs although many teens held the obligitory cigarette located in the sherwood plaza on hwy 7 there were a few re minders of the previous club stu dio 134 draft taps and beer advcr- tisments still decorate the bar area as well as waitress only stand up bar signs tables were set up in fours and sixes with the sherwood res taurant menus in sight prices range from 5 for appetizers to almost 20 for dinner certainly unaffordable for most of the pat rons admission is 5 and pop goes for 150 at the bar was a secret con coction that bubbled and steamed and was discovered to be non alcoholic fruit punch for 99 cents a glass by far the best deal in the house it was a night of discovery for both the management and the teenagers the club certainly has a better idea of what the kids ex pect in terms of music at least and the teenagers now know what they can doand what they cant the idea is a sound one and the club should fill the very empty space of teen entertainment in markham it may mean less pro fit for mcdonalds but the kids want and need a place of their own they need somewhere they can dance and scream and shout all on their own turf in this new teen club it looks like they might find it with songs and skits some favo rite cities and streets enjoy your favorite tunes from motown to hollywood fernandos dinner theatre is located on main st markham dinner is from 7 to 9 pm and curtain time is 915 pm the price is 2295 per person for din ner and show for reservations call 2946523 deer park inn deer parks theatre in the park on hwy 47 in stouffville presents the comedy boeing boeing performances take place fri day and saturday evenings with dinner served at 630 pm the show begins at 830 pm the cost is 2495 per person enjoy deer parks wednesday matinee with lunch served be fore the show at noon the cost is 1495 for further information and reservations call 6406060 brodies mr mcgoo will entertain at brodies tonight brodies is lo cated on hwy 7 in unionville cullen barns side by side by sondheim a musical review showcasing the work of the great modern amer ican composer steven son dheim is now playing at cullen country barns dinner theatre on the corner of steeles ave and kennedy rd south mr sondheim is famous for award- winning musicals including west side story the cost for dinner and show is 22 per person with dinner be ginning at 6 pm wanted is being performed at cullen barns matinee theatre with performances tuesday thursday friday and saturday afternoons at 1 or 3 pm this musical comedy is about the life story of canadian detective john wilson murray who lived from 1874 until 1906 for reservations and further information call 4774475 old village join the fun tonight when old village spaghetti house hosts an open jam night local musi cians are invited to show their talents beginning at 10 pm patio lantern the patio lantern at 191 wel lington st east in markham fe atures the piano and acoustic guitar playing of terry young performing monday through friday at 8 pm escape to the tropics tonight with incognito nroll with vocalist anne se quin ms sequin and her accompaniment will be playing in whistons upstairs lounge markham village lanes from 8 pm to 1 am tuesday through friday duchess sunday is jam nite at the duchess main st markham featuring david hines all amateurs are welcome cotton club listen to the sounds of cfny- fm every thursday night at the cotton club there is music ev ery night at this markham nightspot monday through saturday from 9 pm with djs meester and poblette the cot ton club on hwy 48 south of 14th ave is open for lunch and dinner melbas lindners enjoy your favorite tunes from the 40s to todays rock- dine to the guitar sounds of paul brooks every thursday through saturday at melbas on washington st markham re servations are recommended larry and frankie newly opened this res taurant at hwys 404 and 7 fea tures family meals for break fast lunch and dinner and after 9 pm seven days per week fe atures professional djs and dancing mdhs original phyllis dermatas kristin head and kathy anderson play a scene from mdhss valuable ambiguity which ran tuesday wednesday and thursday nights at mdhs the show was collectively written staged and produced by grade 13 drama students sjoerd witteveen i k t t 4vfl 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