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MARK YOUR CALENDAR:

Guild Alive with Culture

at The Guild Inn Gardens

201 Guildwood Parkway (MAP)

10:00 am - 5:00 pm

July 28&29, 2012




Cedar Ridge and Cornell Community
Area: the single family residential area south of Lawrence, east of Markham, north of the railway tracks, west of Highland Creek


Ball Court for Community

The community has expressed an interest in installing a hockey ball park in Cornell Park.  The play area will be approximately 60 ft x 120 ft with chain link fence and timber wall goals, similar to the installation at Knob Hill Park, Scarborough. At this time the Parks Division has listed this project to be commenced and completed in 2013. 

Annual Summer BBQ – Cornell Park
Mark your calendars for Wednesday June 20, 2012 5:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. I will continue my tradition to host a community BBQ at Cornell. If you would like to volunteer or need community hours please contact my office.  

What's Happening at Cedar Ridge

Video Screening of the performance of Like An Old Tale
May 15, 2:00 – 4:00 PM
Bring your lunch, we will provide beverages and sweets

Cedar Ridge Creative Centre's artists-in-residence an exhibit of the costumes, props, puppets, and masks made by East Scarborough residents & Jumblies artists, for the December 2011 production of Like An Old Tale.

May 20 – June 1
The Arthur/Free Spirit Show
Opening Reception: Sunday,  May 20 from 1 - 4 p.m.
The Art Guild of Scarborough presents their annual Arthur/Free Spirit Show at Cedar Ridge Gallery. This juried show features the work of Guild members. The Art Guild see to bring together people with a mutual interest in the fine arts and to be of service to the community by providing a congenial group interested in the fine arts, foster better understanding of creative art, its origin, techniques, media and means of expression, and to gain from one another new incentive through mutual work and study. They promote and encourage promising artists in the community and organize exhibitions and other programs.

May 26 – 27
Doors Open Toronto, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.Cedar Ridge Creative Centre will be part of the annual Doors Open Toronto on May 26 & 27. Doors Open has attracted more than two million visitors since it began. Toronto was the first North American city to launch a Doors Open event and has advised similar programs like Doors Open Ontario and Open House New York. Doors Open Toronto is produced by the City of Toronto and sponsored by the Toronto Star. http://www.toronto.ca/doorsopen2012/


Cedar Ridge Creative Centre: Did you know that you could rent the property for a private function?  The Grand house accommodates up to 80 guests.  For rental information contact:  Tel: (416) 396-4026
 
Cedar Ridge Creative Centre is available for rental seasonally, from the last weekend in June to the first weekend in September. There are select available dates in the latter part of December. All bookings must fall within the specified rental period, as during the fall/winter/spring the hall space is used as a gallery and permitted to artists exhibiting their work.

The facility is available for special occasions such as weddings, anniversary parties, birthdays, showers, or retirement parties. Cedar Ridge does not permit the hall for children’s or teen birthday parties.  For rates and further information please visit: http://www.toronto.ca/culture/cedar_ridge/pdf/rental.pdf

Programs:  A full program guide for adult programs may be viewed at:
http://www.toronto.ca/culture/cedar_ridge/adultart.htm.  Programs include classes in Pottery,|Visual Arts, Open Studios , Fibre Arts, Community and Theatre Arts.


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