May2016
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Leamington Flock Fest
Until May 28
A spring celebration of creativity that
grows the flock of young and young at
heart by encouraging the patronage of
local schools, artist and businesses.
Various events and locations, see Facebook
for details.
Windsor Jewish Film Festival
Devonshire Cineplex Cinemas
9:30 a.m.
14th Annual Bernard and Ruth Friedman
Windsor Jewish Film Festival, featuring 10
award-winning films, with three
screenings per day. Visit
www.jewishwindsor.org for information.
Until May 5
The Work of Byron Katie
White Feather Holistic Arts
6:30 p.m.
The Work is a simple yet powerful process
of inquiry that teaches you to question and
identify thoughts that cause all of the
suffering in the world. It’s a way to
understand what’s hurting you and how to
address your problems with clarity. See
website for details.
Life Drawing at Sho
Sho Art, Spirit & Performance
7 p.m.
Our vibrant working studio welcomes
artists of all skill levels. Our Life Drawing
series features experienced models of all
body types, in an atmosphere ideally
suited for creativity and socializing with
other artists. See Facebook for details.
Sexuality and Cancer
Casino Cares Room
Windsor Regional Hospital Cancer
Centre
5:30 p.m.
An information session for cancer patients
and/or partners who are looking for
information about the impact to sexual
Festival of Birds
Until May 18
Point Pelee National Park welcomes
Fringe Fest Kickoff Party
Olde Walkerville Theatre
6:30 p.m.
Hosts Chris Rabideau and Mauro
Primorac, giveaways, show sneak
previews, artist meet and greet, live music
by 1Love, Salt Shaker and Emma
McDonald, and more! See website for
details.
Rhapsody in Blue
Capitol Theatre
8 p.m.
Young virtuoso George Li performs what
has become one of the most beloved
masterpieces of modern music along with
Gershwin’s I’ve Got Rhythm Variations.
See website for details. Also May 7 & 8.
Be Green Guy World Premiere
Mackenzie Hall
5:30 p.m.
Big Green Sky delves into one of the
greatest Canadian tragedies in recent
years: the indifference of some towards
many murdered and missing Indigenous
women and girls.See website for details.
All proceeds will be donated to local
women’s initiatives.
Sister Act
Chrysler Theatre
Presented by Windsor Light Music Theatre
– Sister Act is the feel-amazing musical
comedy smash based on the hit 1992 film
that has audiences jumping to their feet!
See website for details.
Also May 7, 8, and 13-15
18 The HUB -May 2016
thousands of birds and birdwatchers alike
each spring. See website for details.
School House Rock
Bank Theatre
6:30 p.m.
Leamington District Secondary School
Peter/ Wendy
Kordazone Theatre
This lyrical, atmospheric interpretation of
Peter Pan is a low-tech, inventive
adaptation that pays homage to the darker
themes of J.M. Barrie’s original,
health and intimacy from cancer, cancer
treatment and related side effects. The
sessions are free and are given by a
Registered Social Worker from the Cancer
Program in a sensitive and confidential
way.
Players, in partnership with The Sun
Parlour Players Community Theatre
present School House Rock, directed by
Joel Lewsaw. See website for details.
Also May 6 & 7
Peter/Wendy will mesmerize audiences of
all ages. See Facebook for details.
Also May 7 & 8
Windsor-Walkerville Fringe Fest
Take part in this incredible festival
featuring performances of theatre, music,
dance, comedy and improv. Be a part of
this vibrant and exciting artistic
environment! See website for details.
Runs until May 15