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ARTS IN BLOOM
Friday, May 5 + Saturday, May 6; Free
Join us for a fun and creative celebration of spring! Kicking off with May’s First Friday festivities, this year’s Arts in Bloom is a multi-day affair featuring art making, live music, movies, story walks, giveaways and more. Presented in partnership with community partners, activities will be held in locations throughout Waterville. Visit watervillecreates.org for the most up-to-date program details.
ART IN THE PARK
Thursdays, June 15–August 17, 3–5pm; Free Castonguay Square, Waterville*
Summer in Waterville = Art in the Park! Presented in partnership with the Waterville Public Library and the Colby College Museum of Art, Art in the Park offers guided, outdoor art-making activities for all ages in a relaxed setting. Each Thursday, participants will create works inspired by the Library’s summer reading theme, “All Together Now: Todos Juntos,” with activities focused on unity, kindness, and togetherness. *In the event of heavy rain or extreme heat, Art in the Park activities move to the Paul J. Schupf Art Center.
BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
Wednesday, May 17, 5:30–7pm
Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce members are invited to join us in our new home at the Paul J. Schupf Art Center for an evening of tasty snacks and beverages, door prizes, and networking.
SUMMER VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION
June 8, 5:30pm; Studio 1902, 2nd floor
Paul J. Schupf Art Center
Interested in joining the Waterville Creates volunteer corps? Learn about all the unique opportunities and special benefits at this orientation event. For more information, visit watervillecreates. org/volunteer
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THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG
March 31, April 1, 7, 8, 7:30pm + April 2, 9, 2pm; Tickets: $24–$26
This 1920s whodunit “play within a play” has everything you never wanted in a show—an unconscious leading lady, a corpse that can’t play dead, and actors who trip over everything (including their lines). Nevertheless, the accident-prone thespians battle against all odds to make it through to their final curtain call, with hilarious consequences!
TAPE FACE
Wednesday, April 12, 7:30pm; Tickets: $38–$48
The one-of-a-kind viral sensation from America’s Got Talent! This totally unique silent comedian transforms every object and audience member into an active plaything. Shoes sing, empty dresses dance, and electrical tape blossoms into roses; he creates a world of possibilities where the only certainty is laughter.
WHOSE LIVE ANYWAY?
Wednesday, April 19, 8pm; Tickets: $58–$78
90 minutes of hilarious improvised comedy and song all based on audience suggestions. Cast members Ryan Stiles, Greg Proops, Jeff B. Davis, and Joel Murray will leave you gasping with the very witty scenes they invent before your eyes. All ages are welcome, but please note that some “PG-13” language will be used during the performance.
THE SIXTIES SHOW
Saturday, April 22, 8pm; Tickets: $28–$38
This cross-generational crowd pleaser is a high-energy trip back in time that reminds the audience how uniquely inspirational, entertaining, and historically significant the music and events of the 1960s were and continue to be. All of the music is performed live on vintage instruments with no samples, backing tracks, or prerecorded music of any kind.
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BÉLA FLECK, ZAKIR HUSSAIN, EDGAR MEYER WITH RAKESH CHAURASIA
Sunday, May 7, 8pm; Tickets: $68–$78
Most musicians hope at most for proficiency in their chosen form, but these gentlemen move from bluegrass to Western classical to Indian classical to jazz, transmuting genres into something uniquely their own. It’s music that transcends description; ineffable, indefinable, and very beautiful.
SCHOOL SHOW: THE UGLY DUCKLING
Tuesday, May 9, 9:30am + 12pm
We all know the fable of the swan who grows up “ugly” in a family of ducks, later to find his appearance changing as he discovers his true identity. Follow along as our “duck” finds friendship with other unlikely misfits: a mole that hates dirt and a bald eagle with a full head of hair. These “misfit” heroes work together to find the selfconfidence that only friendship and accomplishment can provide.
BLUES TRAVELER
Tuesday, May 23, 8pm; Tickets: $63–$73
Over an illustrious career, Blues Traveler has played over 2,000 live shows in front of more than 30 million people, and, in “RunAround,” had the longest-charting radio single in Billboard history. Also expect to hear the band’s other smash singles like “Hook” and “But Anyway,” as well as their new, jam-infused renditions of some of their favorite classic blues songs.
ROCK OF AGES
June 16, 17, 23, 24, 7:30pm + June 18, 25, 2pm; Tickets: $27–$29
Featuring all your favorite smash-hit songs from the 1980s! It’s the tail end of the big, bad 1980s in Hollywood, and Aqua Net, Lycra, lace, and liquor flow freely at one of the Sunset Strip’s last legendary venues. But when German developers sweep into town with plans for a capitalist strip mall, the rock ‘n’ roll fairy tale could all come crashing down. This musical contains adult themes and profanity.
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LISTENING TO FILM FREE + OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Each screening will be preceded by a Colby Music student presentation about the film’s soundtrack. Sponsored by Colby Departments of Music and Cinema Studies and the Center for the Arts and Humanities.
MY NEIGHBOR TOTORO
Sunday, April 2, 12pm | 1988 | G
Hop on the Catbus to experience this beloved collaboration between director Hayao Miyazaki and composer Joe Hisaishi for the first or the hundredth time. To-to-ro, Totoro!
FORBIDDEN PLANET
Wednesday, April 12, 7pm | 1956 | G
This classic sci-fi film features the first fully electronic Hollywood film score, composed by Bebe and Louis Barron. Come for a young Leslie Nielsen in a dramatic role, stay for Robby the Robot and tons of special visual and sonic effects.
THE FITS
Wednesday, April 19, 7pm | 2015 | NR
This coming-of-age film features brilliant collaboration between choreography and soundtrack, reflecting the increasingly common digital practice of blurring score, effects, and ambient sound. These techniques help illustrate the story of Toni, who becomes curious about the “fits” experienced by teenagers in a local dance troupe.
BATMAN
Sunday, April 30, 12pm | 1989 | PG-13
Move over, Superman: Danny Elfman’s music for Batman marks a split from older methods of scoring heroes, highlighting Batman’s emotional trauma and guilt and allowing the chaotic Joker to control the soundtrack. Come enjoy a romp through Gotham City, part noir, part camp, all Bat.
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ONE SHOW ONLY!
2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY
Sunday, April 2, 6:45pm | 1968 | G | Regular ticket prices apply; Free for members
Truly made for the big screen, Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece follows Dr. Dave Bowman, Dr. Frank Poole, and their increasingly nefarious HAL 9000 computer as they embark on a space mission to determine the origin of a mysterious monolith.
I KNOW A MAN…ASHLEY BRYAN
Saturday, April 8, 1pm | 2016 | NR | Free
Followed by a tour of the exhibition Ashley Bryan / Paula Wilson: Take the World into Your Arms at the Joan Dignam Schmaltz Gallery, this documentary tells the story of a Maine illustrator who used art his entire life to celebrate joy, mediate the darkness of war and racism, and create a loving community. Sponsored by the Colby College Museum of Art.
C’È UN SOFFIO DI VITA SOLTANTO (A BREATH OF LIFE)
Sunday, April 9, 2:30pm | 2021 | NR | Free
This film retraces the life of Lucy, a 96-year-old (a)typical Italian grandmother, who is the oldest transsexual woman in Italy and among the few who survived Dachau concentration camp. Sponsored by the Colby French and Italian Departments.
THE LUNCHBOX
Sunday, April 16, 1pm | 2013 | PG | Free
After a mix-up with Mumbai’s famous lunch delivery system, an older man mistakenly receives the lunchbox that a young woman had packed for her husband. Followed by a discussion with the film’s editor, John Lyons.
FOUR WINTERS
Saturday, April 22, 2pm | 2020 | NR | Free
In partnership with the Maine Jewish Film Festival. Shattering the myth of Jewish passivity, the last surviving Jewish renegades tell their stories of resistance in Four Winters, revealing a stunning narrative of their heroism against the Nazis from deep within the forests of Eastern Europe.
PORPORA
Sunday, April 23, 2:30pm | 2021 | NR | Free
In a road trip across Italy, Porpora Marcasciano relives the discovery of her own identity as a trans woman and her political activism as a leading figure of the Italian trans movement. Sponsored by the Colby French and Italian Departments.
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Tickets:
adults: $19
seniors, students, military: $17 children (12 + under): $16
MET OPERA ENCORE
LOHENGRIN (WAGNER)
Saturday, April 1, 12pm
Wagner’s soaring masterpiece makes its triumphant return to the Met stage with an atmospheric staging that once again weds director François Girard’s striking visual style and keen dramatic insight to Wagner’s breathtaking music.
FALSTAFF (VERDI)
Saturday, April 15, 12:30pm
Baritone Michael Volle stars as the caddish knight Falstaff, gleefully tormented by a trio of clever women who deliver his comeuppance, in Verdi’s glorious Shakespearean comedy.
DER ROSENKAVALIER (STRAUSS)
Saturday, April 29, 12pm
Set in an idealized Vienna of the past, Strauss’s most popular opera concerns a wise woman of the world who is involved with a much younger lover but ultimately forced to accept the laws of time, giving him up to a pretty, young heiress.
CHAMPION (TERENCE BLANCHARD) - LIBRETTO
BY MICHAEL CRISTOFER
Saturday, May 13, 12:55pm
Oscar-nominated composer Terence Blanchard comes to the Met with his first opera. Ryan Speedo Green is the young boxer Emile Griffith, who rises from obscurity to become a world champion, and Eric Owens portrays Griffith’s older self, haunted by the ghosts of his past.
DON GIOVANNI (MOZART)
Saturday, June 3, 12:55pm
Tony Award-winning director Ivo van Hove makes a major Met debut with a new take on Mozart’s tragicomedy, re-setting the familiar tale of deceit and damnation in an abstract architectural landscape and shining a light into the dark corners of the story and its characters.
DIE ZAUBERFLÖTE (MOZART)
Saturday, June 17, 12:55pm
One of opera’s most beloved works receives its first new Met staging in 19 years—a sublime fairy tale that moves freely between earthy comedy and noble mysticism that The Wall Street Journal’s Paul Levy declared “the best production I’ve ever witnessed of Mozart’s last opera.”
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Tickets:
adults: $16
seniors, students, and military: $14.50 children (12 + under): $13.50
NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE
These are pre-filmed theatrical productions, presented on-screen at MFC.
OTHELLO
Saturday, May 6, 12pm
An extraordinary new production of Shakespeare’s most enduring tragedy. Desdemona is a bright, headstrong daughter of a senator, elevated by her status but stifled by its expectations. Othello is a refugee of slavery; having risen to the top of a white world, he finds love across racial lines has a cost.
KING LEAR
Saturday, June 10, 12pm
Considered by many to be the greatest tragedy ever written, King Lear sees two ageing fathers—one a King, one his courtier— reject the children who truly love them. Don’t miss Ian McKellen’s “extraordinarily moving portrayal” (Independent) of King Lear, captured live from London’s West End in 2018.
GOOD
Saturday, June 24, 12pm
As the world faces its Second World War, John Halder, a good, intelligent German professor (David Tennant), finds himself pulled into a movement with unthinkable consequences.
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IN THE CLAY STUDIO
TEEN CLAY CLUB (AGES 13-16)
Tuesdays, April 11 + 25, May 9 + 23, 3–5pm; $30 per session
In this bi-monthly exploration of clay, students will learn wheel throwing, hand building, glazing, surface design, and more! Each young artist will be encouraged to find their own unique approach to clay in a supportive environment. Healthy snacks provided. Tools, glazes, firings, and all other materials are included.
BEGINNING CLAY: INTRODUCTION TO WHEEL THROWING
$175 per session
In these 6-week sessions, participants learn the basics of shaping, trimming, glazing, and more in a fun and supportive environment. Tools, materials, 25-pound bag of clay, glazes, firings, and studio access are included with class registration.
SESSION 1
SESSION 2
Wednesdays, May 3–June 7, 5:30–7pm
Wednesdays, June 21–July 26, 5:30–7pm
VISITING CLAY ARTIST SERIES: PINCH POTS
Saturday, May 27, 10am–2pm; $130
Instructor Siem Van Der Ven will lead a series of joyful exercises in which students will use simple techniques to experience mindfulness while making art. All materials included.
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FIRST FRIDAY: CLAY PLAY
Friday, June 2, 4–6pm; Free Participants will learn ways to creatively express themselves through the medium of clay. Open to all ages. Children under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
VISITING CLAY ARTIST SERIES: CERAMIC BIRDHOUSES
Saturday, June 24, 10am–2pm; $100 Instructor Cherie Giampietro will lead step-by-step instructions to make a unique birdhouse that can be hung outside. All materials are included.
CLAY MEMBERSHIPS
Clay studio memberships are available for ceramic artists who can work without supervision. Membership includes access to the studio, tools, glazes, use of pottery wheels, and kiln firings. The Studio is equipped with 2 kilns, 7 wheels, a slab roller, and a full complement of materials and glazes.
All clay used in the Ticonic Clay Studio must be purchased through Waterville Creates. Access to the studio is available 24 hours a day and seven days a week. Clay members must be at least 18 years old.
Membership Fee: $130/month; 3 months/$350 ($40 discount) 25-pound bag of clay: $30
To learn more, contact: Yvonne Brown, Clay Studio Coordinator, ybrown@watervillecreates.org
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IN THE CLASSROOM
FIRST FRIDAY: TRY! MAKE! CREATE!
Fridays, April 7, May 5, June 2, 4–6pm; Free Stop by the Ticonic Studio classroom at the Paul J. Schupf Art Center to try, make, and create! Follow the guided activity or choose your own adventure using a wide variety of materials in the studio.
INTRODUCTION TO 3D PRINTING
Saturday, April 8, 10–11:30am; $35
Learn the basics of 3D printing with Stephen LaRochelle of Kennebec Valley Community College. Open to all; ages 10-16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
SPRING ARTIST + MAKER CAMP (AGES 8-12)
April 17–21, 9am–12pm; $175
Release the inner artist in your child! Inspired by the exhibitions on view at Ticonic Gallery and the Joan Dignam Schmaltz Gallery, campers will create art using a variety of materials. Visiting artists and teachers will be present during the week to provide fun workshops!
3D PRINTING FOR BEGINNERS
Tuesdays, May 9–30, 5:30–7pm; $110
Learn to use a 3D printer, become familiar with 3D software, learn how to “slice” pre-existing models and how to design your own model. Led by instructor Stephen LaRochelle of Kennebec Valley Community College. Open to all; ages 10-16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
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OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM
COMMUNITY DRAW
Wednesdays, April 5, May 10, June 14, 6–8pm; $10 per session
Studio 1902, Paul J. Schupf Art Center, 2nd floor
Seasoned and aspiring artists are invited to participate in these costumed figure drawing workshops. Costumes provided courtesy of the Waterville Opera House.
SLICE
STUDENTS LEARNING INNOVATIVE + CREATIVE ENDEAVORS (AGES 13-18)
Wednesdays, May 3, May 17, May 24, May 31, June 7, 3–5pm; Free Offered in partnership with arts professionals throughout the state, this program showcases career opportunities in the creative arts for young adults. Each afternoon will be packed with information, inspiration, and pizza!
MAY 3
MAY 17
MAY 24
MAY 31
JUN 7
SOUND EFFECTS FOR MOVIES
Paul J. Schupf Art Center, 93 Main Street
MUSEUM CURATION + SOCIAL MEDIA
Colby College Museum of Art, 5600 Mayflower Hill, Waterville
LEARN TO MAKE A MOVING PANORAMA
Paul J. Schupf Art Center, 93 Main Street
COMBAT + MOVEMENT FOR STAGE
Waterville Opera House, 1 Common Street, Waterville
CARPENTRY
Waterville Public Library, 73 Elm Street, Waterville
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EXHIBITIONS
THE GREAT STATE OF ILLUSTRATION IN MAINE
April 17–July 16, 2023
Opening reception: May 5, 4–7pm
Curated by the Illustration Institute, The Great State of Illustration in Maine will showcase the past, present, and future of illustration in our state, representing history and contemporary culture through narrative imagery. By viewing historic work alongside contemporary illustration, visitors will experience the depth of possibility in narrative art and gain a further appreciation for the enduring, beautiful work created in the state we call home. Featured artists include Barbara Cooney (pictured), Lucky Platt, Daniel Minter, Ashley Bryan, Rockwell Kent, Dahlov Ipcar, Bruce Hutchison, Edward Hopper, and many more.
UNTITLED BY KARINA STEELE
December 17, 2022–July 1, 2023
Maine Film Center Lobby
Karina Steele is a Maine-based woodworker who experiments with bending wood to create one-of-a-kind sculptural wall pieces for the home as well as large-scale installations for commercial spaces. Steele also crafts beautifully handmade wooden spoons and kitchen tools.
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FMI: visit watervillecreates.org
FIELDS ALIVE WITH POLLEN + WINGS
BY TESSA GREENE O’BRIEN
Commissioned by Waterville Creates and the Colby College Museum of Art, Fields Alive with Pollen + Wings is a spectacular, largescale mural by Maine-based artist, curator, and 2022–23 Lunder Institute of American Art Residential Fellow Tessa Greene O’Brien. Located in the main lobby of the Paul J. Schupf Art Center facing Castonguay Square, this two-story painting grounds the new art center in its surroundings with a collage of flora and fauna native to the Waterville region and geometric shapes that subtly reference artwork by Alex Katz and Sarah Cain at the Colby College Museum of Art.
O’Brien works in a variety of mediums and scales that range from architectural exterior murals to postcardsized watercolor paintings and is perpetually interested in the possibilities of paint. The title of her mural is an excerpt from Stuart Kestenbaum’s poem, “In Praise of Hands.”
“I view painting as a framework through which I can deepen my understanding of life and of the world around me. My painting practice prompts me to observe my surroundings, to look slowly at the details of the places I inhabit, and to give attention to the energy and characteristics of the people around me. I am not beholden to any specific genre or style; rather, I root my practice in observation, storytelling, and a lifelong dialogue with the history of painting. This leaves room for play, experimentation, and discovery, all of which I value over formulaic sameness.” —Tessa Greene O’Brien
O’Brien has shown through the United States, including solo exhibitions at Dowling Walsh Gallery and Elizabeth Moss Galleries, and has attended residencies at Surf Point Foundation, the Tides Institute, Monson Arts, Open Studio Residency at Haystack, Hewnoaks, Vermont Studio Center, Joseph A Fiore Art Center, and the Stephen Pace House residency. Her practice has received support from a variety of funders, including the Maine Arts Commission, Ellis Beauregard Foundation, and SPACE Gallery’s Kindling Fund. She is a co-director of Able Baker Contemporary Gallery and lives in South Portland, ME.
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featured project
20 Arts Dispatch | Apr–Jun 2023 WATERVILLECREATES.ORG apr 2023 Met Opera Encore: Lohengrin 12pm, MFC The Play that Goes Wrong 7:30pm, WOH My Neighbor Totoro 12pm, MFC The Play that Goes Wrong 2pm, WOH 2001: A Space Odyssey 6:45pm, MFC Community Draw 6-8pm, Studio 1902 Try! Make! Create! 4-6pm, TGS The Play that Goes Wrong 7:30pm, WOH Introduction to 3D Printing 10-11:30am, TGS I Know A Man... Ashley Bryan 1pm, MFC The Play that Goes Wrong 7:30pm, WOH The Play that Goes Wrong 2pm, WOH C’è un soffio di vita soltanto (A Breath of Life) 2:30pm, MFC Teen Clay Club 3pm, TGS Forbidden Planet 7pm, MFC Tape Face 7:30pm, WOH Met Opera Encore: Falstaff 12:30pm, MFC The Lunchbox 1pm, MFC Great State of Illustration in Maine Exhibition 11am-7pm, TGS (through July 16) Spring Artist + Maker Camp 9am-12pm, TGS Spring Artist + Maker Camp 9am-12pm, TGS The Fits 7pm, MFC Whose Live Anyway? 8pm, WOH Spring Artist + Maker Camp 9am-12pm, TGS Spring Artist + Maker Camp 9am-12pm, TGS Spring Artist + Maker Camp 9am-12pm, TGS Four Winters 2pm, MFC The Sixties Show 8pm, WOH Porpora 2:30pm, MFC Teen Clay Club 3pm, TGS Met Opera Encore: Der Rosenkavalier 12pm, MFC 01 06 05 08 07 03 02 04 13 12 15 14 10 09 11 20 19 22 21 17 16 18 27 26 29 28 24 23 25 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 30 Batman (1989) 12pm, MFC FIRST FRIDAY
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8pm, WOH School Show: Ugly Duckling 9:30am + 12pm, WOH Teen Clay Club 3-5pm, TGS 3D Printing for Beginners 5:30-7pm, TGS Introduction to Wheel Throwing Session 1 5:30-7pm, TGS Community Draw 6-8pm, Studio 1902 Met Opera Encore: Champion 12:55pm, MFC 3D Printing for Beginners 5:30-7pm, TGS
Media 3-5pm, WC Introduction to Wheel Throwing Session 1 5:30-7pm, TGS Business After Hours 5:30-7pm, PJSAC Teen Clay Club 3-5pm, TGS 3D Printing for Beginners 5:30-7pm, TGS Blues Traveler 8pm, WOH SLICE: Learn to Make a Moving Panorama 3-5pm, PJSAC Introduction to Wheel Throwing Session 1 5:30-7pm, TGS Visiting Clay Artist Series: Pinch Pots 10am-2pm, TGS 3D Printing for Beginners 5:30-7pm, TGS SLICE: Combat + Movement for Stage 3-5pm, WC Introduction to Wheel Throwing Session 1 5:30-7pm, TGS 02 01 11 10 13 12 08 07 09 18 17 20 19 15 14 16 25 24 27 26 22 21 23 29 28 30 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 04 03 06 05 2023 may 31 FIRST FRIDAY
Bela
Fleck,
Zakir Hussain, Edgar Meyer with Rakesh Chaurasia
SLICE: Museum Curation + Social
22 Arts Dispatch | Apr–Jun 2023 WATERVILLECREATES.ORG Clay Play 4-6pm, TGS Try! Make! Create! 4-6pm, TGS Met Opera Encore: Don Giovanni 12:55pm, MFC SLICE: Carpentry 3-5pm, Waterville Public Library Introduction to Wheel Throwing Session 1 5:30-7pm, TGS Volunteer Orientation 5:30pm, WC National Theatre Live: King Lear 12pm, MFC Community Draw 6-8pm, Studio 1902 Art in the Park 3-5pm, Castonguay Square Rock of Ages 7:30pm, WOH Met Opera Encore: Die Zauberflöte 12:55pm, MFC Rock of Ages 7:30pm, WOH Rock of Ages 2pm, WOH Introduction to Wheel Throwing Session 2 5:30-7pm, TGS Art in the Park 3-5pm, Castonguay Square Rock of Ages 7:30pm, WOH Visiting Clay Artist Series: Ceramic Birdhouses 10am-2pm, TGS National Theatre Live: GOOD 12pm, MFC Rock of Ages 7:30pm, WOH Rock of Ages 2pm, WOH Introduction to Wheel Throwing Session 2 5:30-7pm, TGS Art in the Park 3-5pm, Castonguay Square 01 03 02 08 07 10 09 05 04 06 15 14 17 16 12 11 13 22 21 24 23 19 18 20 26 25 27 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT jun 2023 29 28 30 FIRST FRIDAY
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