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Gary May leads an author talk about his novel Unburdening at The Book Keeper on April 29 at 7:00 PM, followed by a book signing. The free community event includes an intro video from the author and welcomes readers and neighbors to attend.
John Knox Christian School presents an evening of music, drama, and song on April 30 at 7:00 PM to raise funds for @edudeoministries. Grade eight students will perform and attendees can support the cause by buying a spider plant at the event.
DIVINE WOMEN 2 runs at Victoria Playhouse Petrolia through May 1, 2026, featuring five women singing memorable songs and sharing captivating career stories. Audiences are praising the production as dynamite and world class; visit https://thevpp.ca or call 1-800-717-7694 to check performance times and reserve tickets.
Victoria Playhouse Petrolia opens its 2026 season with Divine Women 2, featuring five performers including Leslie Arden and Ma-Anne Dionisio, on stage now through May 1. Tickets and schedule details are available at thevpp.ca or by calling 1-800-717-7694.
Arctic Frontiers is a photography exhibit in Ailsa Craig running April 4 to May 14, 2026, that pairs striking imagery with real stories from the tundra. A special evening presentation is scheduled for May 9 at 7:00 PM at Ye Olde Towne Hall, tickets are $25 and available at the Arts Centre or by calling 519-232-4322.
To Teleftaio Poto sto Limani is a Greek language stage play by Irida Art Group at Polymenakion Cultural Center in Toronto, performing May 23, May 24, and May 31 at 8:00 PM. Early bird tickets are $40 through May 3, and the evening pairs theatrical storytelling with live musical moments plus two bottles of wine per table and a cash bar.
To Teleftaio Poto sto Limani is a stage production from Irida Art Group about the final night at the Harbor bar, performed May 23, May 24, and May 31 at 8 PM at Polymenakion Cultural Center in Toronto. Tickets are $50, and the evening features ensemble storytelling, musical elements, two bottles of wine per table, and a cash bar.
To Teleftaio Poto sto Limani is a Greek language theatre production by Irida Art Group at Polymenakion Cultural Center in Toronto, running May 23, May 24, and May 31 at 8:00 PM. The play follows Manos and seven guests through one closing night at the bar Harbor, blending music, nostalgia, surprising revelations, and a path to catharsis; tickets are listed at $50.
Irida Art Group stages To Teleftaio Poto sto Limani at Polymenakion Cultural Center on May 23, May 24, and May 31 at 8:00 PM, following the closing of the Harbor bar through music, memory, and unexpected revelations. Tickets are $50, each table includes two bottles of wine, and a cash bar is available; buy tickets at the event page linked by the Greek Canadian Community of Sarnia.
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