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Attila J. Glatz FounderSusan Alberghini Co-Founder

Jim & Jane Alexander Co-FoundersBruce Gowan PresidentRob Saunders General Manager

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President’s Message

HUNTSVILLE festival of the arts

Welcome to the 19th season of celebratingthe arts in Huntsville. In 2011 the HuntsvilleFestival of the Arts (“HFA”) will add to theartistic experience for the community byholding the all-day event “Celebrate theStreet” on July 9.This exciting event, createdby our eclectic Fringe committee, in partnership with the Edge of the WoodsTheatre, will incorporate children’s arts andcrafts (Art Splash), visual art display anddemonstrations (Arts Walk), buskers and

street theatre (Edge of the Woods Theatre) and introduce our inauguralNuit Blanche North, featuring contemporary and interactive artisticactivities, events and exhibits into the wee hours of the morning.

This summer our main stage performances include the return of manyfavourites of past years, including Jesse Cook, Serena Ryder, Oliver Jonesand of course, Hawksley Workman.There will also be many performersnew to our stage including Native American artist Arvel Bird, formerBare Naked Ladies frontman Steven Page, East Coast Celtic star JimmyRankin and a new creative artist to watch, LIGHTS. Our SpeakerSeries returns this year featuring an evening with Margaret Trudeau,who will share stories of her interesting life and will take part in a question-and-answer segment moderated by Valerie Pringle.

The Festival’s diversity will, once again, be on display with classical,country, jazz, hip hop, Celtic, contemporary and blues performances.At Trinity United Church don’t miss our free Music at Noon concertsthat run over the first three weeks of July, featuring many talented localartists.The River Mill Park Music Fest will be held on July 30 this year.Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy a full day of great music.

Special thanks to our loyal sponsors and patrons. Their generous financial assistance allows us to not only attract exceptional talent to our stage but also to support the youth of our community through ourscholarships and school support programs.

The diversity of events held each year could not be achieved without the support and efforts of a dedicated group of volunteers. We aregrateful for their efforts.

Thank you for attending and enjoy the season.

Bruce GowanBruce Gowan, President


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The Huntsville Festival of the Arts has beensupporting aspiring artists through its scholarshipprogram for the past sixteen years. Over that timeperiod, in excess of $50,000 has been directed to support ongoing performing arts education, or lessons with professional instructors, with the aim of encouraging the recipients’ love of the arts andenabling them to further their expertise in theirchosen field.

In 2011, the Festival will focus their scholarship program towards senior students who are pursuingpost-secondary studies in music and the performingarts. In recent years the Festival has partnered withcommunity individuals and organizations to broadenthe reach of their scholarship support.

Kelly HolinsheadKelly Holinshead is a professional photographerand the owner of The Shutterbug Gallery, whichshowcases numerous examples of her exceptionalphotography. She is recognized as one ofMuskoka’s leading photographers with a strongreputation for excellence in fine art, wedding,portraiture, and commercial photography. As amember of one of Huntsville’s pioneer families,it’s no surprise that Kelly’s striking fine artphotography so often mirrors the diverse andtimeless beauty of Muskoka, but this sought-afterphotographer also has an abundant and variedportfolio of work that reaches beyond Muskoka’sborders.

Kelly’s signature fine art images incorporate a technique where she overlays variousphotographs of similar or varying subject matters,creating interesting and unusual textures andcolors. It is this signature technique that wasused to create this year’s Festival image.

When time allows, Kelly can be found — cameraat the ready — with her husband and dogs,enjoying their property in rural Huntsville or traveling the globe in search of new subjects.

Woodland Dancer

Scholarship Education

2011 Festival Artisan


Concerts on the DockThe Muskoka Concert Band(Rain dates will be on the following day if required.)

Dwight Dock • Wednesday, July 6 • 7:00 PMBaysville Band Shell • Wednesday, July 13 • 7:00 PM Port Sydney Dock • Wednesday, July 20 • 7:00 PM

Celebrate the StreetSaturday, July 9 • Daylong • Downtown HuntsvilleA day of fun and activities for the whole family including children’s arts andcrafts; art demonstrations and sale; Native performing artists and artisans;outdoor street theatre & buskers; and Nuit Blanche North interactive art installations. See pages 10 & 11 for more details.

Cushion Concerts on River Mill StageSaturday, July 16, 23, 30 and August 6 • 10:00 - 11:00 AMA fun-filled program presented by local performers that will introducechildren to the wonders of a variety of different musical styles. Sit on ourcushion, or bring your own. Best of all, it’s free for everyone!

en Plein AirThursday, July 28 • 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM • Downtown Huntsville Art created live in the streets of downtown Huntsville by celebrated localartists and then auctioned off to support art scholarships. See page 17.

Music in the Park Saturday, July 30 • 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM • River Mill Park, Huntsville Jazz and contemporary music in a natural outdoor setting. Bring your lawnchair and enjoy!

Community FringeCreativation’s STUDIO CArt, Kids and Community is the focus at the Huntsville Art Society’s newdowntown gallery ‘The Art Space’.This unique gallery will be host to plenty of kid-friendly art classes throughout the summer, all taught by areaartists. Located on the edge of River Mill Park.Check out www.huntsvilleartsociety.ca for more details.

Art by the ParkCome see a variety of local artists demonstrating their work and showcasing their wares Saturday summer mornings in the courtyard ofThe Art Space Gallery. Located on the edge of River Mill Park.Check out www.huntsvilleartsociety.ca for more details.

Imagining ‘Winnie’Friday, August 5 - 28The Art Space GalleryA multi-media presentation that creates a spacefor imagining the heart that loved Tom Thomson.Paintings and installation by Beverley Hawksleywith music by Sarah Spring.

Festival Fringe



PERFORMANCES WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE ROYAL CANADIANLEGION BRANCH # 232 - 21 VETERANS WAY EAST

Celebrate MagicThursday, July 21 • 11:00 AM •Tickets $3Magician Ian Crawford specializes in creatingenthusiasm and audience participation as hepresents a fun and laughter-filled program thatencourages reading. This show is interactive,engaging, educational and fun!

Washboard Hank - Musician Extraordinaire!Thursday, July 28 • 11:00 AM •Tickets $3Washboard Hank plays and creates music from anamazing collection of bells, licence plates and evenduck calls. He also plays banjo, kazoo, bass drum anddobro.When Washboard Hank is fully decked out inhis musical contraptions, he is a sight to see!

Comedic Juggler - Craig DouglasThursday, August 4 • 11:00 AM •Tickets $3Audiences are invited along for the wild ride as Craigjuggles from one thrilling feat to the next. Bowling ballsfly, machetes whirl, torches blaze, and wait until you seewhat he does with a couple of ping-pong balls!

Royal Ontario Museum’sBird Man - Mark PeckThursday, August 25 • 11:00 AM •Tickets $3Ornithologist, world traveller, photographer and owlresearch expert Mark Peck brings a hands-on experiencefor children to learn about birds. Children are activelyengaged in the presentation as they learn about history,habitat, climate change, biodiversity and protection.

Adult FunHigh Life & Low Life in the Georgian Theatre Thursday, July 21 & July 28 • 11:00 AMHuntsville Public Library • Tickets $2

Dr.Terry Russell will outline with images,anecdotes and playbills that the Georgian Theatrein England (1710-1837) was a robust, earthy,colourful and hard environment.The roots ofmodern repertory, treatment of actresses, gentlemen fops and Royalpatronage will be only a few of the insights discussed during thisenthralling and engaging talk.

Presented by the Huntsville Public Library Supported by the Friends of the Library and the Huntsville Festival

Tickets available at the Huntsville Public Library or at the door.

Family Fun

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Business Improvement Area (BIA)

JULY 4 - JULY 22WEEKDAYS • 12:15 PM

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Refresh your body and spirit with this mid-day free musical offering.

WEEK 1

Monday, July 4 Big EastOriginal & Cover ‘Folk’ Tunes

Tuesday, July 5 Stephen McKean - OboeKristine Knight - Piano

Wednesday, July 6 Muskoka Community Band

Thursday, July 7 Trillium Jazz Quartet

Friday, July 8 Amy & Chris Wallace,Ryan BurdaBroadway & Original Tunes

WEEK 2 • SCHOLARSHIP WEEK

Monday, July 11 Sarah Jane Johnson - Cello

Tuesday, July 12 Ashley Hill - Piano & Vocal Original & Contemporary Tunes

Wednesday, July 13 Bridget Mantha - Broadway

Thursday, July 14 Andrew CandowPiano & Vocals

Friday, July 15 Sarah BoucherMusical Theatre

SPONSORED BY


Thursday, June 30 • 8:00 PM ALGONQUIN THEATRE

Adult $38 • Senior $35 • Youth $20

With sales of over 40 million copiesworldwide, this monster album placed

Fleetwood Mac squarely at the forefront of70s progressive rock. Classic Albums, the

'note for note' and 'track by track' experts,will celebrate the extensive hits of Rumourson the first half and close the evening with

a jam of the group's other chart toppers.

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WEEK 3

Monday, July 18 Just 8 Jazz Vocals

Tuesday, July 19 Handbell Duet byVerna Stephenson & Lynne Godfrey

Wednesday, July 20 Sister DorothyClassical & Contemporary Guitar

Thursday, July 21 Johnny Langille - Organ Recital

Friday, July 22 Sarah Spring & Amanda PennerPiano & Violin

Classic Albums LiveFleetwood Mac ‘Rumours’

MusicFest

Friday, July 1 • 6:00-10:00 PM

RIVER MILL PARK • FREE ADMISSION

A grassroots celebration of music made by local artists and inspired byour community. Donations collected in the park for The Table SoupKitchen Foundation.



Saturday, July 2 • 8:00 PM

ALGONQUIN THEATREAdult $38 • Senior $35 • Youth $20

One of the hottest Native Americanartists on tour today,Arvel Bird'scontinuously evolving music is delightingaudiences worldwide. Bird celebrateshis Celtic and Native American roots,intricately weaving these influencesthroughout his songs and music.Classically trained, he evolved to use the violin and flute as lead instruments,inspired by the Appalachian, Bluegrassand Celtic styles of the mid west,recently adding an edgier blues/rockcomponent. Joining Arvel tonight will beNative dancers and drummers.

Arvel Bird

Wednesday, July 6 • 8:00 PM

ST. ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHAdults $22 • Senior $20 • Youth $10 • HST Inc.

Classical guitarist Stephen Marchiondahas emerged on the international concertscene as a performer who combines the

expressive, colourful playing of the pastwith a modern technique, flair,

imagination and scholarship. In highlyacclaimed performances he has recently

been featured at London's Wigmore Halland NewYork City's Carnegie Hall.

“...guitarist Stephen Marchionda's versatile talents and brilliant technique made for a splendid and engrossing performance.”

The Washington Post Concert Review

StephenMarchionda

“Bird’s music has been dubbed ‘Global Native Fusion’ and for goodreason.The 2007 Nammy award winner for Artist of the Year

incorporates an eclectic mix of styles into his music.”

MUSIC AT NOON - WEEK 1 - JULY 4-8 - SEE PAGE 6

Pamela HoilesA Supporter of the Arts


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Thursday, July 7 • 8:00 PM

ALGONQUIN THEATRE • Adult $42 • Senior $39 • Youth $30

As relevant today as they were 40 years ago, Downchild's new CD I NeedA Hat received Recording of the Year at the 2011 Maple Blues Awards.From inspring the creation of the legendary Blues Brothers, to receivingcountless awards and recognitions, the group has never forgotten theirmain purpose - to entertain their legion of fans.

Downchild Blues Band

Friday, July 8 • 8:00 PM


Margaret Trudeau became the youngestPrime Minister's wife in Canadian historywhen she married Pierre Elliot Trudeau at

the age of 22. She has led a rich and interesting lifebut has also struggled with the debilitating effects of abi-polar condition.Trudeau has wonderful stories totell and a strong, clear message on the importance offinding balance of mind, body and spirit. Following Ms.

Trudeau's address, former TV host and journalist Valerie Pringle will leada Q&A to gain further insight into this marvelous story.

An Evening withMargaretTrudeau

H U N T S V I L L E



Art SplashSaturday, July 9 • 12:00 - 4:00 PMTown Dock, DowntownA fun-filled afternoon of interactive arts and crafts forkids of all ages. Paint a picture, make a craft or getyour own tattoo!

Arts WalkSaturday, July 910:00 AM - 4:00 PMRiver Mill Park, Downtown Come for an enjoyable stroll through the park and

enjoy an eclectic mix of artistic experiences, live art demonstrations and sales, with over 30 participants.Featured this year will be a Native village offeringNative artisans.The Festival stage will be occupied

throughout the day with Native storytellers, drum circles, singing groups anddancers. Featured performers will be John Somosi,The Singing Birds,storyteller Tim Yearington, the BIG Drum group and Terry Sahanatian.

Edge of the WoodsSaturday, July 9 • DaylongDowntown HuntsvilleThere will be buskers on the downtownstreets and in the parks throughout the dayculminating in a featured Edge of the WoodsTheatre company performance at 7pm and fireshow following. Detailed performance listingsand times will be posted throughout the downtown core.

The Pachter Factor ‘The Artist Who Created Canada’s ModernMythology’The Art Space Gallery, Downtown • 9:00 PM

A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet contemporary Canadian icon Charles Pachter.Concurrent with the kickoff of Nuit BlancheNorth events, join Charles at the opening of a showing of his works, running in The ArtSpace Gallery until July 31.

Celebrate the Street!SUPPORTED BY CELEBRATE ONTARIO


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Hometown hero Workman is a prolificsongwriter, producer, singer, multi- instrumentalist, actor, and publishedauthor. His 12-year career has producedas many records, all ambitiously creativeand defying category.The two-time Junoaward winner has enjoyed radio successin Europe and Canada, has written songsfor celebrated artists the world overand produced CD's for Tegan and Sara,Great Big Sea and Serena Ryder, amongothers.

HawksleyWorkman

Nuit Blanche North Saturday, July 9 • 9:00 PM - 2:00 AM • Downtown Huntsville Huntsville’s downtown comes alive with an exciting program of free contemporary artistic activities, events and exhibits taking place in traditional and unconventional places.The theme of the evening is ‘Play,’and participants are encourage to engage, explore, discover, debate,create and participate in the contemporary art and public spaces that surround them. From sculpture, to music, to street theatre, to film andinteractive displays, the only thing certain is that creativity and expressionwill be paramount. No experience necessary, only a desire to experienceand play!



Thursday, July 14 • 8:00 PM ALGONQUIN THEATRE


With a string of hit songs and CDs, ashelf-full of Junos and Canadian Country

Music Awards and a rocket-ride toAmerican fame on Nashville Star

2 in 2004, one could forgive Canyon forsitting back and smelling the roses.

However Canyon sings about things thatare bigger than him, and the humility is

flattering.With a voice that can soar withemotion or linger in a heavy bottom end

that feels like a kick in the chest from afaith healer, his connection with the

audience is instant and sure to create lifelong fans.

GeorgeCanyon



Legend has it that Page was a member of the little-known, butcritically lauded, band of Canadiantroubadours known as TheBarenaked Ladies. Page struck outon his own in 2009 to producesolo projects and participate in theatrical opportunities.Tonight'sconcert will draw on music fromhis two critically acclaimed soloCDs as well as a cross section ofhis BNL hit tunes.

StevenPage





With a career that has spanned fourdecades, Mykola Suk has performed in theworld's most prestigious venues, from theGreat Hall of the Moscow Conservatory tothe Lincoln Centre and Carnegie Hall.Described by New York Times music criticJoseph Horowitz as "the greatest present-day Liszt pianist," Suk is also an avid believer in 20th and 21st century piano literature and has premiered numerousworks.

Mykola Suk

Sunday, July 17 • 7:30 PM ALGONQUIN THEATREAdult $32 • Senior $32 • Youth $20

Loveable Walt Wingfield, the captain ofindustry who traded his pinstripes for overalls, once again invites us tolaugh at his expense. In his third year on the farm, after two profit-freeseasons,Walt finally pinpoints the economic source of his problems andembarks on a course which brings him to his most profound crisis todate. Walt sets up a closed economy with his neighbours, prints his owncurrency and falls in love.

Written by Dan NeedlesDirected by Douglas BeattieStarring Rod Beattie

Wingfield’sFolly

Jazz in the GardenSunday, July 17 • 2:00 - 4:00 PM

SPENCER’S TALL TREES • Tickets $15Smooth jazz fills the air, bring your lawn chair

and sit amongst the beautiful gardens atSpencer’s Tall Trees Restaurant.

Tempt your tastebuds with light snacks andrefreshing drinks.

“...such an impressive technique was so completely subsumed in thetask of musical characterization. Suk never used the piano to show

off; he made it the servant of Liszt’s expressive ideas.”Toronto Star

Drs. John &Sharon Koncan

Supporters of the Arts

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Wednesday, July 20 • 8:00 PM TRINITY UNITED CHURCHAdult $20 • Senior $18 • Youth $10 • HST Inc.

Acclaimed soprano soloist Ms.Amy Dodingtonwill perform in recital ‘Songs of Life and Love.’Amy is known for her moving performances oforatorio, art song, early opera and for her

eclectic solo recitals.Tonight's diverse programincludes art songs, opera arias, music theatre, folksongs and Amy's particular specialty: nostalgic

parlour songs from the early 20th Century. Amy is skillfully accompaniedby pianist Svetlana Gojevic, who also presents a solo selection of Chopin.

Thursday, July 21 • 8:00 PM ALGONQUIN THEATRE


She's been proclaimed "the teenagedAretha Franklin," noted for her

"impressive fearlessness," lauded for her"pipes, presence and potential," and hadobservations that "Ryder brings a range

and vocal maturity of someone twice herage." Previous sold-out concerts prove

she doesn't fit into any one box and is anartist unlike any other — an artist who is

ready to change your world.

Serena Ryder

Friday, July 22 • 8:00 PM ALGONQUIN THEATREAdult $38 • Senior $35 • Youth $20

Legendary Jazz pianist Oliver Jones will showcase his unmistakable finesse,lightning-fast technique and rollickingrhythms and deliver a memorable evening of music

Oliver Jones

The Jerrett FamilySupporters of the Arts


Amy Dodingtonin Recital


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Crash TestDummies


ROYAL CANADIAN LEGIONTickets $25 • HST Inc.

Dance, groove, hang, sit, enjoy.A great eveningof music headlined by NQ Arbuckle, whoseloping rhythms are drenched in tasty cowboyguitar licks and create an urban wild west

sound.The songs are lyrical and gritty and are snapshots of sweetnessand loss seen through a few bottles of beer. Joining NQ on the bill areHuntsville's own Laganza and Tina Turley. Licenced event and open tothose 19 years of age and older.

Cheer on renowned local artists and dignitariesas they create masterpieces outdoors over thespace of four short hours. After watching yourfavourite work of art being created, you'll havethe chance to take it home with you at the liveauction at 3:00 PM on the Town Hall steps!

PROCEEDS TO SUPPORT MUSKOKA-WIDEYOUTH ART SCHOLARSHIPS

3rd Annual en Plein AirThursday, July 28

9:00 AM - 3:00 PM • Downtown Huntsville

Saturday, July 238:00 PM


There is no mistaking BradRoberts' voice. He may look like

an average guy, but then he openshis mouth and his majesticbaritone voice immediately

conjures fond memories of suchCTD hits at ‘Mmm, Mmm, Mmm,

Mmm’ and ‘Superman.’ Longtime CTD member EllenReid and tour partner Stuart

Cameron will join Roberts toshare music from their new CD

Oooh La La as well as performCTD's many hits.

NQ Arbuckle& Friends


A series of internationally renowned artists in evening concerts. During theday, enjoy jazz in a number of settings throughout the community.

ANNUAL JAZZ FESTIVAL

JULY 28TH - JULY 30TH

PROUDLY SPONSORED BY TD BANK GROUP


Thursday, July 28 • 8:00 PM


One of Canada's most exciting Cubanensembles, renowned for their virtuosity andincredible musicianship. Guitarist and vocalistLuis Mario Ochoa is joined by acclaimed jazzpianist David Restivo and backed by a dynamicrhythm section to produce music ranging fromrumba to samba, bolero to waltz, son to cha.

Luis MarioOchoa CubanQuintet



Armed with brilliant programming, slickchoreography and witty cultural nostalgia,

the band revives the spirit, style andsound of 1930s and 40s - that golden age

of the big bands!

Toronto AllStar Big Band


Enjoy a celebration of jazz and contemporary music outdoors— bring your lawn chair, bask in the sun and enjoy great vibes!

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Saturday, July 30 • 8:00 PM ALGONQUIN THEATRE • Adult $35 • Senior $32 • Youth $20

Phil Nimmons is a legend in his own time and often referred to as the 'Deanof Canadian Jazz'. His bands, Nimmons ‘N’ Nine and Nimmons ‘N’ NinePlus Six performed on radio and television, as well as toured extensivelyinternationally. Joining Phil tonight is a former student, David Braid, recentlyrecognized as Jazz Pianist of the Year and SOCAN Composer of the Year,anddefinitely one of the new generation of Canadian jazz musicians.

Nimmons 'N' Braid

Music in the ParkSaturday, July 30 • 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM

RIVER MILL PARK • FREE ADMISSION



Thursday, August 4 • 8:00 PM ALGONQUIN THEATRE • Adult $28 • Senior $25 • Youth $15

This touring Irish band, composed of five extremely talented musiciansfrom three beautiful regions of the 'Emerald Isle', combines fiddle, buttonaccordian, tin whistle, tenor banjo, guitar, bouzouki, mandolin and vocalsin a heart-warming mélange of traditional music and songs.

Caladh Nua

TerraHazelton& Her Easy Answers

“Swing is so much more than a dance, it's a way of life.The music gets stuck in your mind and the dance is in your heart

and the whole scene is engraved on your soul. You can fly.”Nicholas Hope

Friday, August 5 • 8:00 PM

ACTIVE LIVING CENTRE • CANADA SUMMIT CENTRE • Tickets $32 • HST Inc.

Turn down your hose, powder your knees and paint your lips red in thebest 'flapper' tradition and dance the night away to the sultry sounds ofTerra Hazelton & Her Easy Answers. Reserve a table or meet new friendsin what is sure to be the social event of the summer. Licenced event andopen to 19 years of age and older.


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Thursday, August 11 • 8:00 PM


Join us directly on the Algonquin Theatre stagefor an intimate, licensed, cabaret-style eveningfeaturing Canadian fingerstyle guitar masterDon Ross and his partner Brooke Miller.

Borrowing from blues, jazz, folk and classical music, Ross has created astyle he refers to as 'heavy wood,' which he plays with emotion andintensity. A limit of 120 tickets will be sold.

Saturday, August 13 • 8:00 PM


A member of the world-famous RankinFamily and a winner of four ECMA-

and-Juno Songwriter Of The Year Awardsfor the chart-topping 'Fare Thee WellLove,' 'You Feel The Same Way Too,'

'Followed Her Around' and 'MidnightAngel,' Rankin is not one to rest on his

laurels.Tonight's concert will featuresongs from his new CD Here In My Heart

as well as his many hits. Opening the show will be hometown girlsinger/songwriter Linda McLean.

Saturday, August 131:00-5:00 PM • RIVER MILL PARKHuntsville Water Fest celebrates water.Following last years successful event, this yearwe're growing that relationship and recognizingthe importance of local food and clean wateras the foundation of a healthy and vibrant community. Partnering with our local Farmer'sMarket,Water Fest offers a full day of fun familyfriendly water-themed events and performances.No registration needed, just come out andenjoy.Visit www.huntsvillewaterfest.com for full event details.

Huntsville Water Fest

Don Ross &Brooke Miller

“Nobody does what Don Ross does with an acoustic guitar.He takes the corners so fast you think he's going to roll, but

he never loses control.” Bruce Cockburn

Jimmy Rankin

Nigel Lewis &Suzanne Riverin



R.W. Haviland - ‘Songlines’ • July 4 to July 31An extravagance of colour drawn from Muskoka's autumn.

Brad & Sylvia Wookey • August 1-14Watercolour paintings by Brad Wookey & Jewellery by Sylvia Wookey.

PA RT N E R S H A L L A RT D I S P L AY S

EVENTS & SHOWS

Muskoka Music Men’s 22nd Annual Night of Harmony - "OYA,That's Harmony!"a musical evening with the Muskoka Music Men, featuring the Ontario Youth ACappella Chorus (OYA Chorus).

Night of HarmonyMuskoka Music Men


Saturday, August 20 • 8:00 PMALGONQUIN THEATRE • Adult $25 • Senior/Students $15

Thursday, August 188:00 PM


Festival favourite Jesse Cook ignites thestage with his infectious

Latin/flamenco/world rhythms. Backed bya group of stellar musicians Cook is sureto deliver a memorable evening of music!

Jesse Cook

Wednesday, August 24 • 8:00 PM


Inspired by her alter-ego Wonder Woman,LIGHTS has proven that she is her own personwhen it comes to her music, creating funky,electro-pop grooves and catchy melodies.With a primary goal of using music to translatesomething painful into something transcendant,this multi-talented artist is making waves and is an artist to watch.

LIGHTS


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Saturday,October 1• 8:00 PM Back by popular demand, Freddy Vette

& The Flames present the ultimate 50s rock and roll show.The ghosts ofElvis Presley, Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry, Carl Perkins, Bill Haley and others come alive and take you back to a time when zoot suits werecool and bobby socks were all the rage.

T I C K E T S O N S A L E I N M I D - J U LY 2 0 1 1

Freddy Vette&The Flames

Thursday,November 10 • 7:30 PM

Matt's sprawling blues, roots and rock musicalhybrid, with his sorrowing and soulful voice and astonishing guitar-playing has sparked a phenomenal buzz.

Matt Andersen

Wednesday,October 5 • 7:30 PMTerri Clark knows how to make music her way:country injected with force, rock, soul, strength,

clarity, blues, passion and conviction. Do not missthis rare opportunity to experience this

Canadian country music icon.

Terri Clark

Tuesday,December 20 • 7:30 PM

Michelle mixes some traditional seasonal carols,some of her band’s favourite Christmas music,

some personal holiday family reminiscences andsome strong new music, too —

all punctuated by the powerful hits that haveearned Michelle recognition as one of Canada’s

greatest vocal talents.

Michelle WrightChristmas

Festival Fall Shows


W H E R E P E R F O R M A N C E M E E T S P A S S I O N

Ticket Sales705.789.4975

Online Saleshuntsvillefestival.on.ca

MailComplete the Order Form and return to:Huntsville Festival of the Arts, Box 5465 Huntsville, ON P1H 2K8

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Summer HoursJuly – August 2010Tuesday – Friday 11 am - 5 pmSaturday & Monday 11 am - 3 pm

Regular Box Office HoursTuesday – Friday Noon - 4:30 pmSaturday 11 am - 2 pm

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DIRECTIONS TO HUNTSVILLE

Hwy. #35

Hwy. #400

Hwy. #11

Muskoka Road #3Main Street A

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CBrunel Rd.

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Hwy. #60

Hwy. #60ALGONQUINPARK

DowntownHuntsville

A. Algonquin TheatreB. Trinity ChurchC. Town Dock and

River Mill Park

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STAGE

Not a bad seat in the house! Reserved seating. No seat more than 50 feet from the stage.

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Festival Stage/Map Directions



Adult Senior Youth65-over 18-under

30 June • 8PM Fleetwood Mac ‘Rumours’ $38 $35 $20

2 July • 8PM Arvel Bird $38 $35 $20

6 July • 8PM Stephen Marchionda* $22 $20 $10

7 July • 8PM Downchild Blues Band $42 $39 $30

8 July • 8PM Evening with Margaret Trudeau $48 $45 $30

9 July • 8PM Hawksley Workman $42 $39 $30

14 July • 8PM George Canyon $48 $45 $30

15 July • 8PM Steven Page $42 $39 $30

16 July • 8PM Mykola Suk $35 $32 $20

17 July • 2PM Jazz in the Garden* $15 $15 $15

17 July • 7:30PM Wingfield's Folly $32 $32 $20

20 July • 8PM Amy Dodington in Recital* $20 $18 $10

21 July • 8PM Serena Ryder $42 $39 $30

22 July • 8PM Oliver Jones $38 $35 $20

23 July • 8PM Crash Test Dummies $42 $39 $30

28 July • 8PM Luis Mario Ochoa $32 $29 $20

29 July • 8PM Toronto All Star Big Band $35 $32 $20

29 July • 8PM NQ Arbuckle & Friends* $25 $25 N/A

30 July • 8PM Nimmons 'N' Braid $35 $32 $20

4 Aug. • 8PM Caladh Nua $28 $25 $15

5 Aug. • 8PM Terra Hazelton - Dance* $32 $32 N/A

11 Aug. • 8PM Don Ross/Brooke Miller $28 $25 $15

13 Aug. • 8PM Jimmy Rankin $35 $32 $20

18 Aug. • 8PM Jesse Cook $48 $45 $30

24 Aug. • 8PM LIGHTS $35 $32 $32

20 Aug. • 8PM Night of Harmony $25 $15 $15

2011 Seat Prices*Includes HST


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Mail Order $2.50

Subtotal

13% HST

Charitable Donation

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(Please make cheques payable to: Huntsville Festival)

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ORDER FORM - HUNTSVILLE FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS 2011

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Huntsville Festival of the ArtsBox 5465Huntsville, OntarioPIH 2K8 CANADA

Purchase tickets for 3 shows - Receive 10% OFFPurchase tickets for 4 shows - Receive 15% OFF

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H U N T S V I L L E

The 2011 Huntsville Festival of the Arts cover artwork was commissioned from local artist Kelly Holinshead.

Please see page 3 for more information.

Thank You 2011 Festival Sponsors

Drs. John & Sharon KoncanSupporters of the Arts

Pamela HoilesA Supporter of the Arts

The Jerrett FamilySupporters of the Arts

Nigel Lewis &Suzanne Riverin



Documents

HFASummer2011.qxd 5/12/11 11:03 AM Page 1huntsvillefestival.on.ca/assets/usr/usrfiles/HFA2011Brochure.pdf · Festival of the Arts (“HFA”) ... demonstrations (Arts Walk),buskers